The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality on Friday announced a $1 million brownfield grant to help redevelop the former Georgetown Mall site in Ann Arbor.
The development team behind Packard Square - the mixed-use concept approved for the former Georgetown Mall in Ann Arbor - now says it hopes to demolish the vacant structure in April. The condition of the vacant property was raised last week during conversation at a City Council meeting as officials ...
The Michigan Economic Growth Authority today approved a plan to capture $2 million in local and school taxes for the redevelopment of the former Georgetown Mall property in Ann Arbor. The MEGA board's approval comes following approvals by the Ann Arbor City Council and the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners ...
Washtenaw County officials said Wednesday night they still plan to go forward with submitting a $1 million grant application to the state of Michigan to use toward a private redevelopment of the former Georgetown Mall site in Ann Arbor.
The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners approved the grant application and the brownfield plan for the redevelopment of the blighted Georgetown Mall property on Packard Road Wednesday, but delayed making a decision on whether to back a $1 million loan on the project. The commission cited public backlash to the ...
The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has called a special working session for Tuesday to discuss changes to the county's Full Faith and Credit Policy as well as the proposed Packard Square redevelopment project, county officials said. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. in the county administration building at ...
Washtenaw County commissioners expressed hesitations Wednesday night about helping to finance the redevelopment of the former Georgetown Mall site in Ann Arbor. While the county isn't expected to directly contribute any money to the nearly $50 million project known as Packard Square, it is being asked to approve a tax-increment ...
The Ann Arbor City Council voted unanimously Monday night to approve a site plan for Packard Square, a $48.2 million redevelopment of the blighted Georgetown Mall property. Bloomfield Hills-based developer Craig Schubiner of Harbor Georgetown LLC, who was in the audience but did not speak, plans to move forward with ...
About $5.8 million in taxes, including $3 million that would otherwise go to schools, is proposed to be captured over a 14-year period as part of a private developer's plan to finance a redevelopment of the former Georgetown Mall in Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor planning commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night in favor of a proposed redevelopment of the blighted Georgetown Mall property along Packard Road, but not without first offering several criticisms of the project dubbed "Packard Square." Do you like the design, why or why not?
Financing an environmental cleanup and redevelopment of the polluted Georgetown Mall site in Ann Arbor is proving to be more difficult than expected for a Bloomfield Hills developer.
We would love to see the Georgetown Mall property in Ann Arbor redeveloped, and we don’t know anyone who wouldn’t. So we’re glad both the city of Ann Arbor and state regulators are taking an open-minded approach to a $30 million mixed-use project being proposed for the vacant property. But ...
The owner of Georgetown Mall in Ann Arbor is seeking millions of dollars in tax breaks to help finance a $30 million redevelopment of the former strip mall site along Packard Street. Bloomfield Hills-based developer Craig Schubiner made his case Monday night to the city's Brownfield Review Committee, which offered ...
Winter is a time for planning for the projects you hope to start when the earth thaws. Two sets of plans are in progress for development in neighborhoods: tree plantings to replace ash trees kills by the Emerald Ash Borer, and remediation of the contamination underneath the site of the ...
The springtime tax foreclosure urgency facing Georgetown Mall has faded, yet many questions still remain for the vacant property along Packard Road in Ann Arbor. What’s changing, however, is that neighbors are getting some answers.
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