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The city will spend $20,000 on the peer review to vet the CBRE Limited Market and Financial Feasibility Study commissioned by the Belleville Agricultural Society (BAS) to help frame the path forward to build anew at its future home.

The city will spend $20,000 on the peer review to vet the CBRE Limited Market and Financial Feasibility Study commissioned by the Belleville Agricultural Society (BAS) to help frame the path forward to build anew at its future home.

Big decisions await Belleville city council Dec. 6 during $76.6 million in 2022 capital budget deliberations set for the day in council chambers.

A mixed high- and medium-density twin-tower residential development once proposed for the northern portion of the former Ben Bleecker Auditorium lands is off…

Article content City council approved disposal of the city-owned property in January to make way for a new grocery store on the southern portion of the property pending future rezoning approvals from community to commercial uses. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. West Hill residents voice Ben Bleecker development concerns Back to video The city also must still approve a severance of the southern three-acre portion of the property from the four-acre ...

Author of the article: Luke Hendry Publishing date: Jul 05, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Bellevilles planning committee has received staff reports on two proposed developments for the former Ben Bleecker property on the northeast corner of Bridge Street West and Sidney Street. Separate projects propose residential buildings for the north end (above, top) and a grocery store and second commercial building on the south site (above, bottom). Photo by City of Bellevil...

Author of the article: Derek Baldwin Publishing date: Feb 10, 2021  •  February 10, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Heavy equipment operators with York Demolition were busy Tuesday dismantling the abandoned former Stanley Structures plant on Wilson Avenue in Belleville. The work is expected to continue for some time given the sheer amount of concrete involved in the massive former concrete-manufacturing building. DEREK BALDWIN jpg, BI Article content Demolition crews were literally ...