US EditionCost for shoring, repair of century-old brick wall in Trades District could reach $600K
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Cost for shoring, repair of century-old brick wall in Trades District could reach $600K
It could cost up to a half million dollars to permanently repair the south brick wall of the former Showers Brother Furniture building that houses The Mill in Bloomington's Trades District. The half million comes on top of the roughly $100,000 it already took to shore up the wall on a temporary basis. That's the news from the regular Monday (April 21) meeting of Bloomington's redevelopment commission (RDC), which owns the 110-year-old building.A…
·Bloomington, United States
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