UPDATE: The $2.55 million design plan for the Rotary Square property in Traverse City has just received unanimous approval from the city’s Downtown Development Authority Board. This significant decision, made on Friday, marks a pivotal moment in the revitalization of the area, although some details are still being finalized.
The DDA Board has endorsed the innovative “Petoskey Stone” design concept, crafted by consultants from Progressive Companies based in Grand Rapids. This plan emerged after nearly a year of community engagement, including surveys and open houses that gathered public input, alongside the diligent efforts of a steering committee.
The approval signals a major step forward in enhancing the aesthetic and functional appeal of the Rotary Square area along Union Street. Local officials and community members are eager to see how this project will transform the space into a vibrant hub for residents and visitors alike.
As details continue to emerge, the DDA Board will work closely with planners to address remaining aspects of the project. The community is urged to stay tuned for upcoming announcements regarding the next steps in bringing this vision to life.
This development is crucial for local businesses and residents, promising to boost economic activity and enhance the urban landscape. The Rotary Square project represents a collaborative effort to create a welcoming environment that reflects the community’s identity and needs.
Stay connected for more updates as this story develops. The transformation of Rotary Square is not just a design project; it’s a commitment to the future of Traverse City.
