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Daily Archives: June 2, 2016

Renderings for Redevelopment Proposal – Lakeland’s South Florida Avenue

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffJune 2, 2016

LAKELAND — In colored pencil, ink, marker, spreadsheet and computer-aided tools, a pop-up team of architects and economists has reimagined Lakeland with a different South Florida Avenue. With space tight along South Florida Avenue from Pine Street to Ariana Street, the best option to corral the corridor will be a reduction in the number of…

Palm Beach Outlets want out of city trolley line

Redevelopment NewsBy FRAstaffJune 2, 2016

Palm Beach Outlets says it won’t chip in anymore for city trolley that brings thousands to the mall WEST PALM BEACH — West Palm Beach’s ballyhooed experiment with free trolley service linking downtown to Northwood and Palm Beach Outlets is at a crossroads. The six-month trial period is up and though the Blue Line draws…

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