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Turfland Town Center Development Plan Public Hearing, March 25th

By Knox van Nagell | April 21st, 2010 | See all in Fayette Alliance Blog

Owners Have Plans for Turfland Mall Property | www.kentucky.com

Owners Have Plans for Turfland Mall Property | www.kentucky.com

“Council to discuss Turfland Mall successor”

Excerpt from Kentucky.com, posted April 21, 2010
Herald-Leader Staff Report

Lexington’s Urban County Council is expected to give first reading at its meeting Thursday night to a plan that would move along tax-increment financing for the proposed Turfland Town Center development at the present site of Turfland Mall.

The meeting is at 7 p.m. at the Government Center and eventual passage by the council would send the TIF plan to the state government for further study and approval…Read more at Kentucky.com

Read more articles about Turfland Mall,

“Turfland hearing is Thursday night,” posted March 24, 2010 Kentucky.com

“Developer meets the public about plans for Turfland Mall,” posted Jan. 20, 2010 Kentucky.com

“Owners have plans for Turfland Mall property: Want retail, office, residential tenants for site,” posted Jan. 17, 2010 Kentucky.com

“Planning for redevelopment at Turfland Mall,” posted October 25, 2009 Kentucky.com

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