The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members considered a resolution this week that would declare the Plymouth-Goshen Trail area an Economic Development Area, the approval of an economic development plan, and establishment of an allocation area for purposes of tax increment financing for a housing project.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission will look into the feasibility of leasing another manufacturing facility in the TIF 3 District to attract additional jobs.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will meet tonight where they will receive construction updates on the City Hall renovation project, Hoham Drive project, Aquatics Center and Early Childhood Learning Center project, River Gate South, and the Winona Building.
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There are a few items that need to be finished with the Plymouth City Building project.
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The Plymouth City Council has finalized appointments to the redevelopment commission and urban forestry and flower committee. Last month, council members appointed Mike Miley as redevelopment commission president, while Billy Ellinger was appointed commission secretary.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members approved the purchase of some additional equipment for the newly remodeled Plymouth City Building.
The construction of the Aquatics Center and Early Childhood Learning Center is progressing at 2860 Miller Drive in Plymouth.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members took the necessary steps to create a TIF District that would encompass the new Winona Building Products, LLC company.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission will meet tonight where the members will open a public hearing for the proposed funding of the construction of certain improvements in support of Winona Building Products, LLC at 506 N. Street.
The River Gate South housing development project at Lake Street and Michigan Street in Plymouth is on schedule.
The staff members who occupy the Plymouth City Building will have to wait a little while longer before moving into the newly renovated structure.
Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter presented the resignation of Plymouth Redevelopment Commission member Dan Tyree to the commission members Tuesday night. Tyree recently served as the president of the organization.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission will meet tonight where they will get an update on the City Hall renovation project. The project is about three months behind as plans for the stairwell had to be reconfigured. It is the hope of city officials that the official opening of the City Hall and Plymouth Chamber of Commerce can occur during the first part of August.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members learned this week that paperwork to narrow down the guaranteed maximum price for the Aquatics Center is being finalized. The price for the Early Childhood Learning Center is already determined. The price has been agreed upon to properly close out the paperwork concerning the new market tax credits paperwork.
The Plymouth City Hall renovation project is nearing completion.
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will meet in regular session tonight.
Plymouth City Council members held the first readings over two ordinances that would establish funds related to the major projects on Miller Drive when they met for their final meeting in May.
The city recently sold two bonds that generated approximately $6.6 million dollars for these projects.
As previously reported, the projects on Miller Drive will include the construction of a 10-lane indoor pool facility, a new building for the Marshall County Community Foundation offices and an early childhood learning center. For the sake of brevity, all of these projects are collectively referred to as the “Aquatics Center Project.” Continue reading
It is the goal of the River Gate South developer to have renters in one of the three apartment complexes this year in Plymouth.
