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Public Considers Future Of Aging Aquatic Center (opens the original)
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Dozens of residents turned out for an open house last week to weigh in on the future of Shrewsburyâs rapidly aging aquatic center. Built in 1971 with renovations in 2000 and 2008, the main buildings and mechanical systems at the facility, 7407 Sutherland Ave., are original and reaching the end of their lifespans. Working with specialist consultants from Counsilman-Hunsaker, the city is collecting feedback from residents to provide direction to the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen, which ultimately
Council Puts Northside Rezoning On Hold For Now (opens the original)
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A bid to rezone three parcels of land in north Kirkwood that would clear the way for new housing development is on hold as the Kirkwood City Council seeks a stronger voice in new building projects within the city. The properties in question include the former Auffenberg car lot at 1000 N. Kirkwood Road, the former Thrifty Car Rental at 960 N. Kirkwood Road and additional lots along nearby East Maple Avenue. Currently a mix of residential and commercial zoning, developers sought an R-5 multi-fam
Council Nixes Chapter 100 Tax Abatement For Public Works Site (opens the original)
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Kirkwood leaders last week unanimously rejected a request for tax abatement at a long-planned downtown housing development, leaving the future of the project unclear. An outcry from many residents followed news earlier this month that Double Eagle Development was asking for a 90% property tax abatement over 14 years, plus sales tax abatement for building materials on a project that would see 202 new housing units built on what is now a city-owned site. According to a summary of project costs and
Housing Project Developer Seeks 90% Abatement (opens the original)
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This week the Kirkwood City Council will weigh in on a proposal for tax abatement from the developer selected to turn the cityâs current public works site into new downtown housing. The council at its Sept. 17 meeting is expected to vote on a resolution that would initiate a formal review of Double Eagle Developmentâs request for a 90% property tax abatement spanning 14 years, alongside a sales tax exemption for construction materials. The city emphasized earlier this week that approving the
Kirkwood: Developer Seeks 90% Tax Abatement For Downtown Project (opens the original)
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The Kirkwood City Council this week will weigh in on a proposal for tax abatement from the developer selected to turn the cityâs current public works site into new downtown housing. The council at its Sept. 17 meeting is expected to vote on a resolution that would initiate a formal review of Double Eagle Developmentâs request for a 90% property tax abatement spanning 14 years, alongside a sales tax exemption for construction materials. The city emphasized earlier this week that approving the
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