Kalamazoo City commissions vacate downtown land for construction of future arena
Kalamazoo City commissioners voted Monday night to vacate an area downtown for the construction of the future arena.
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Kalamazoo City commissioners voted Monday night to vacate an area downtown for the construction of the future arena.
The Northside Association for Community Development, or NACD, hosted a retirement party for longtime executive director, Mattie Jordan-Woods.
Kalamazoo’s City Planning Commission recently approved a plan that would free up space for the new arena coming to the downtown. However, the city commission will have the final vote later this year.
Catalyst Development Co. last month closed on four adjacent properties in downtown Kalamazoo for $4.27 million to set the stage for a $300 million, 8,000-capacity event center.
The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners approved signing all closing documents related to the sale and purchase agreement for a $300M event center to be built downtown.