Bloomington City Council Approves Main Street Housing Negotiations
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What happened
Bloomington’s city council voted to move forward with negotiations with Royse and Brinkmeyer to develop 801 and 807 N. Main St. into housing. The council’s decision followed the presentation of proposals from Royse and Brinkmeyer and the Franklin Park Foundation. Council member Mollie Ward also approved an amendment requiring a project labor agreement for the project.
From wglt.org
Why it matters
The city council’s decision to proceed with the negotiation for housing development on Main Street could impact local construction and real estate markets. The Franklin Park Foundation expressed disappointment with the council’s choice of developer.
From wglt.org
Who's involved
- BloomingtonThe city where the development site is located off Main Street.
- city councilThe legislative body that voted to begin negotiations for the housing project.
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The entities involved
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Bloomington
city in Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States
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Main Street
SEPTA Regional Rail station