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Settlers Green developer Rob Barsamian (left) and engineer Mark Lucy of Horizons Engineering (right) both addressed the Conway Planning Board April 11 during a conceptual review of a possible 10-unit studio apartment workforce housing project behind Chipotle.(TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)

CONWAY — Following a conceptual review April 11 by the Conway Planning Board, Settlers Green developer Robert Barsamian says he plans to wait a year on developing 10 workforce housing units in a building that would be located behind the Chipotle building at 1549 White Mountain Highway, North Conway.

Conceptual review — as opposed to formal site-plan review — enables a developer to get feedback before the actual site-plan application process.

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