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Daily Archives: February 29, 2016

Would you pay to park? Governments grapple with pesky problem

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffFebruary 29, 2016

Visit our beaches and stores, but don’t stay too long. That’s the message Treasure Coast governments are working to convey as they try to decongest crowded downtown streets and oceanfront parking lots. For the last decade, local downtowns have been thriving and packed spaces aren’t a bad problem to have, according to Jim O’Connor, Vero…

Sanford teams with South Florida company to develop downtown property

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffFebruary 29, 2016

Sanford commissioners have selected Torre Companies of South Florida to begin turning 5.4 acres of city-owned property in the downtown district into a development of townhomes, restaurants, shops and a hotel. The property — which is bordered by East Seminole Boulevard, Sanford Avenue, First Street and Palmetto Avenue — is considered to be one of the…

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