For the past 15 months, Hoover officials have been negotiating with the developer of Stadium Trace Village about a development plan and tax breaks for phase two of the center.
A public presentation and Q&A session from developer Broad Metro and its president William Kadish is the first of several. For this one only the residents of Tr
The developer tried to answer residents' questions about things such as blasting, noise, light pollution, a proposed connector road and tax incentives.
Broad Metro, a commercial real estate development company, has announced that its Stadium Trace development project in Hoover is progressing smoothly. The company said Thursday that it is set to begin Phase 2 of the project pending the approval of a Letter of Intent filed by Broad Metro with the Hoover City Council.
The proposal, still being negotiated with the city, includes 11 acres for the city to build a performing arts center, plus a Golf Suites tiered golf range, surgery center, medical office space, and retail and dining space.