Proposals for the former St. Mark’s Church property have not been to the liking of city officials, either because of density or parking or a combination of both.
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Revised Phase 2 of Brownstones coming
A revised second phase of Meridia Brownstones could come before the Redevelopment Agency as early as next month.
Redevelopment of St. Mark’s site at standstill
Redevelopment of the former St. Mark’s Church hasn’t progressed and there may be some question whether proposed townhomes could still work for the site.
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Pocket park pursued for East Cherry Street
Over the years, there have been concepts to make East Cherry Street more of a pedestrian plaza. At least since construction of the parking garage on Lewis Street in the early 2000s, discussions have included creating easier access to East Cherry Street.
Planning Board directs redevelopment for Hamilton Street
The Planning Board on Wednesday unanimously determined that six properties just outside the Central Business District (CBD) Redevelopment Area, including the former St. Mark’s Church lot, qualify for redevelopment under the state’s Local Housing and Redevelopment Law.
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Study finds St. Mark’s area in need of redevelopment
Properties adjacent to and including the former St. Mark’s Church lot on Hamilton Street have been recommended by planners as an “area in need of redevelopment.”
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St. Mark’s Church building demolished
Demolition of the vacant St. Mark’s Church on Hamilton Street restarted recently, with much of the church building razed this week. The adjacent rectory building still remained as of Tuesday.
St. Mark’s to be studied for potential redevelopment
The vacant St. Mark’s Church property and five adjacent lots will be studied for potential redevelopment.
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