Celina resident sought seven acres to construct housing development for Baby Boomers
By William Kincaid
A proposal to purchase and convert the 4-H camp at Harbor Point into a housing development was rejected by Mercer County Commissioners this week.
Nancy Otis, a resident and statutory agent for the nearby Heron's Landing on the north side of Grand Lake, asked commissioners last week if she could purchase the seven acres for $65,000. She had said the development would target Baby Boomers. [
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