St. Pete council, mayor split over next steps for Historic Gas Plant District as Rays prepare to leave
Council approved a non-binding resolution to delay developer selection and commission a $135,000 independent study to ensure equitable development of the 86-acre site.
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St. Petersburg City Council pauses redevelopment plans for Historic Gas Plant District
St. Petersburg City Council voted to freeze redevelopment proposals for the Historic Gas Plant District and instead create a city-led planning framework. Before the morning meeting, Ron Diner the founder of Home Runs Matter talked about why it’s better for St. Petersburg to have greater say in how the land is used. Council member Brandi Gabbard is in support of slowing down the development and Diner said his organization supports her. “All smart…
St. Pete council votes to delay Trop site proposal process
St. Petersburg City Council members, in a 6-2 vote, approved a resolution Thursday asking Mayor Ken Welch to “pause any action” related to selecting a Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment proposal. The resolution is nonbinding, and Welch previously told the Catalyst that he would not pause an already long-delayed generational project, regardless of the council’s wishes. Source
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