Chris Needham

Chris Needham of East Greenwich, R.I., co-developer of the former Friendly’s site in North Conway, addresses the Conway Planning Board on Feb. 10. Board members Eliza Grant and Steve Porter said commercial developers should consider adding affordable housing to their projects. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)

CONWAY — While discussing a proposal to put up a bank, restaurant and retail store at the former Friendly's site in North Conway, planning board members last Thursday broached the idea of adding rental housing to the mix.

Selectmen’s representative Steve Porter and board member Eliza Grant brought up the topic with Chris Needham of GREP WMH II (Gaspee Real Estate Partners of East Greenwich, R.I.), asking whether a second floor could be added to the proposed 5,148-square-foot building.

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