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The company’s proposal called for a 10- to 12-story building with 165 affordable-housing units, a 70,000-square-foot public market, a community clinic and 300 underground parking spaces. The market would be operated by a nonprofit or cooperative, with a nonprofit buying the market from Sherman Associates within seven to 10 years, according to Valerie Doleman, vice president of marketing and communications for Sherman.
Have any designs been released? Hope they building the market space to open up to the outdoors, perhaps a courtyard.The city is going to put out an RFP in hopes of turning a parking lot into a public market
https://www.mndaily.com/article/2019/07 ... -riverside