Chimney Hill Applicant Presentation
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The document summarizes the property and development history of the Chimney Hill PDD site from 2008 when the city purchased it to the present proposed redevelopment plan. It includes modifications to zoning districts and development standards being requested and highlights community benefits like redevelopment of a prominent property, creation of a live-work-play environment, additional sales tax revenue, and fulfillment of previous redevelopment promises.
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- 5. Community Benefits Redevelopment of a prominent property on a highly traveled thoroughfare Development of a “live, work, play” environment for residents and visitors Capitalize on much needed sales tax revenues from businesses on prime commercial real estate Fulfillment of redevelopment promises made several years ago 5
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