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Brooklyn Park Leaders Consider Naming BioTech Innovation District

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What happened

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Leaders in Brooklyn Park are working to name the city's BioTech Innovation District, which covers approximately 200 acres of land planned for prospective developers. During an Economic Development Authority meeting, two names were presented: BrookHive and TERA. TERA was identified as a reference to the district's global nature and an acronym for technology, education, research, and amenities.

From hometownsource.com

Why it matters

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The city needs to decide on a name and logo by the end of the year to maintain the planned marketing timeline. Failure to decide could result in added costs and a delay in marketing the district to developers.

From hometownsource.com

Who's involved

  • Brooklyn ParkThe city planning the BioTech Innovation District
  • TeraUsed as a reference point for the Brooklyn Park district

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Brooklyn ParkSpeculative

    The district might face added costs and delays in attracting investment if the naming process is extended.

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