Split Louisville Planning Commission recommends Redtail Ridge denial

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The Louisville Planning Commission, on a 3-2 vote, is recommending that city elected officials deny approval of a final plat for a proposed commercial project. Denver developer Brue Baukol Capital Partners LLC bought the roughly 400-acre, long-vacant, former Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) in 2020 for $34.93 million. The site once housed Storage Technology Corp., which sold to Sun Microsystems Inc. in 2005 for $4.1 billion.

Published 4 months ago · Louisville, United States

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Split Louisville Planning Commission recommends Redtail Ridge denial

The Louisville Planning Commission, on a 3-2 vote, is recommending that city elected officials deny approval of a final plat for the proposed Redtail Ridge commercial project off of U.S. Highway 36.

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Split Louisville Planning Commission recommends Redtail Ridge denial – BizWest

LOUISVILLE — In what represents the most recent setback in a long series for the would-be developers of Redtail Ridge, the Louisville Planning Commission, on a 3-2 vote, is recommending that city elected officials deny approval of a final plat for a proposed commercial project off of U.S. Highway 36. Denver developer Brue Baukol Capital … Continued

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