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Council moves forward on traffic measures

City Council moved ahead with a number of traffic measures during its regular meeting Monday night, including authorization of a traffic calming toolkit and final approval to create a four-way, flashing stop sign at West Lake and Madison avenues.

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Parking: A nightmare on Bridge Street

Residents and business owners along Bridge Street have appealed to City Council to restrict parking in order to deter a dangerous situation on a narrow street overrun by commuter parking.

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Foundation work begins on Main & Monroe

With soil remediation completed earlier this year, foundation work has begun on the first building of Main & Monroe, a 208-unit complex on the site of the former Lot B downtown.

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Block of Carriage City units on the market

Almost seven years after being acquired in foreclosure, the 147 rental condos at Sky View at Carriage City Plaza are back on the market.

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Brownstones developer secures phase one loan

The developer of the former Wheatena property has secured a $31-million loan for the first phase of the 487-unit development, according to a report in Multi-Housing News.

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What’s up with West Main Street properties?

What’s up with those dilapidated buildings on West Main Street across from Park Square?

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The Gramercy expected to be completed this summer

The Gramercy, a 42-unit development on East Cherry Street, is expected to be completed this summer.

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Parking issues raised

Two business owners raised the questions and concern about the availability of of downtown parking during Monday’s regular, public meeting of City Council.

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