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City Council Approves Historic Downtown Revitalization Plan
A $50 million investment will transform the waterfront district into a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood over five years
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
This is not just about buildings — this is about creating a community where everyone belongs and everyone thrives.
— Mayor Elena Rodriguez
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
- 2,500 new affordable housing units
- 15 acres of green space and parks
- $50 million total over 5 years
- 3,000 construction jobs created
- New public transit connections
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
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In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
- 2,500 new affordable housing units
- 15 acres of green space and parks
- $50 million total over 5 years
- 3,000 construction jobs created
- New public transit connections
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.
This is not just about buildings — this is about creating a community where everyone belongs and everyone thrives.
— Mayor Elena Rodriguez
- 2,500 new affordable housing units
- 15 acres of green space and parks
- $50 million total over 5 years
- 3,000 construction jobs created
- New public transit connections
In a landmark decision that will reshape the city's skyline for decades to come, the City Council voted unanimously last night to approve the Downtown Revitalization Plan, a comprehensive $50 million initiative.</br></br>The plan calls for the construction of affordable housing units, green spaces, a new community center, and a waterfront promenade stretching over two miles along the river.