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DDA Board Approves $2.55M Rotary Square Design Plan Today
UPDATE: The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board in Traverse City has just approved a transformative $2.55 million design plan for the Rotary Square property along Union Street. The board unanimously endorsed the innovative “Petoskey Stone” design concept created by Progressive Companies, a Grand Rapids-based firm, after nearly a year of extensive public input.
The decision, made on Friday, October 13, 2023, marks a significant milestone for the community, which has been eagerly awaiting the redevelopment of this key area. The design is expected to enhance the urban landscape and foster greater community engagement.
During the year-long process, residents contributed feedback through surveys and open houses, while a dedicated steering committee guided the development of the design. The community’s voice played a crucial role in shaping the vision for the Rotary Square, ensuring it reflects local desires and needs.
However, some details regarding the project still need to be ironed out, leaving room for further discussion among stakeholders. The DDA Board emphasized the importance of resolving these aspects promptly to maintain momentum and ensure the project remains on schedule.
Local officials are enthusiastic about the potential impact of the Rotary Square redevelopment. “This project is about creating a vibrant space for our residents and visitors to enjoy,” stated a DDA representative. “We’re committed to making this vision a reality.”
Looking ahead, the next steps will involve finalizing the design details and securing the necessary funding to begin construction. The community is urged to stay engaged as updates unfold.
This announcement has sparked excitement among local residents, many of whom are sharing their thoughts on social media. As the project progresses, it’s expected to draw even more attention and involvement from the community, reinforcing the importance of public input in urban development.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
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