Bloomington examines policies that could speed development
The Bloomington Planning Commission will meet Thursday to hear about possible policies that could shave off time and save money for developments in its city borders.
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The Bloomington Planning Commission will meet Thursday to hear about possible policies that could shave off time and save money for developments in its city borders.
Inland Real Estate Group’s vice chairman Joe Cosenza is the first to admit that he wasn’t overly enthusiastic presented with the opportunity to buy a
East Corcoran Street would be extended from its current terminus at Jackson Street under plans for a 258-unit apartment complex at 129 N. Memorial Drive that gained a conditional certificate of appropriateness for the Third Ward Architectural Review Board on Wednesday
The five-story building, proposed by Kaeding Development Group, also needs design approval from the Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board.
The Apostle opens at 5 p.m. and will add breakfast and lunch hours next month. Three percent of all sales at the restaurant are donated to Life House.