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Mega Foods site: Zoning seems wrong
What exactly is the zoning issue that is making it hard to find a new tenant or buyer for the former Albany Mega Foods supermarket at 2000 Queen Ave. S.E.? I think I know the answer, but I didn’t get it from City Hall.
Tags: 2000 Queen Ave. S.E., Albany Mega Foods, Albany zoning, land use, Mega Foods site