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Published on October 25, 2007
The JDRC hasn't submitted a signed version of the contract with the Downtown Council, but the board agreed to the proposal on Monday, October 22. The final deal will be between the JDRC and a subsidiary corporation set up by the Downtown Council.
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ERIC BARTON
The second-story windows of a fake building on Vine reveal blue skies behind the crumbling façade.
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Eric Barton
Details:
Hours after this article was published, the JDRC called The Pitch to say a copy of the contract with the Downtown Council would be made available after all. Click here for a copy of the contract.
Check out a slideshow of the facades and fake buildings in the 18th and Vine District by clicking here.
Subject(s):
18th and Vine, Jazz District Redevelopment Corporation, Downtown Council, Sean O'Byrne
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