CB8 rejects application for autistic children school

Engineer report for drainage, adjacent neighbor’s tree cited as reasons

By ERIC HARVEY

Posted 10/26/23

A plan to build a new two-story school building for autistic children with parking in the cellar has been unanimously voted down by Community Board 8. The building would have sat at 680 West 232 St. at the corner of Independence Avenue.

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