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Redevelopment proposed for former Mautz Paint building on East Wash
Madison - 6/11/2011 A 4.2-acre site on East Washington Avenue would get a makeover and be home to 750 jobs, many of them in sustainable industries, under a plan announced Monday.
The city’s Board of Estimates approved a resolution at its Monday meeting that would authorize up to $325,000 from the city for Hovde Properties of Madison, which is proposing a $40 million to $50 million redevelopment of the former Mautz Paint property in the 900 block of East Washington Avenue across the street from Breese Stevens Field.
The money comes from a $1 million award fund from the state to capitalize the Brownfield Remediation/Elimination and Workforce Development program. BREWD funds are targeted toward projects that return employment to and cause the redevelopment and reuse…
http://host.madison.com/wsj Ken Notes: This is a great opportunity!
Root for East Wash revitalization
Madison - 6/15/2011 Let’s hope the third attempt at a major develop- ment project along East Washington Avenue near Downtown is the charm.
Too many big plans have failed to materialize in this underutilized industrial area ripe for business and job growth.
Hovde Properties of Madison announced Monday a $40 million to $50 million project on the site of the former Mautz Paint property in the
900 block of East Washington Avenue across from Breese Stevens Field.
Hovde envisions two new buildings up to five stories tall for offices and light manufacturing. Hovde also would revitalize two historic buildings and add a 400- to 600-space parking garage…
http://host.madison.com/wsj
Ken Notes: I agree but lets get this one right -- it is one of the last major corridors with this type of opportunity. Move fast but keep the park, transportation, and other issues on the table. Lets see if we can create a new strategy for development in Madison.
New mayor aims to grow economy
After only two months in office, Fitchburg mayor Shawn Pfaff is already on track with some of his campaign goals.
The Common Council recently decided to expand its fourth tax- increment financing district, TID 4, and begin development of the new Nine Springs/Green Tech Village along U.S. Highway 14.…
Mark Ignatowski -
ConnectFitchburg.com
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