BREAKING: The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) of Traverse City has just approved a transformative design plan for Rotary Square valued at $2.55 million. This unanimous decision was made during a board meeting held on Friday, marking a significant step forward in revitalizing the area along Union Street.
The approved design, known as the “Petoskey Stone” concept, was developed by Grand Rapids-based Progressive Companies. After nearly a year of extensive public engagement, including surveys and open house events, the board is eager to move forward, although some details are still pending resolution.
The Rotary Square project has been a hot topic for community members, with the DDA emphasizing the importance of public input throughout the planning process. The steering committee’s involvement has been crucial in shaping a design that reflects the community’s vision.
This development is part of a broader initiative to enhance the downtown area, which is expected to attract more visitors and boost local businesses. The DDA aims to create a vibrant public space that fosters community interaction and economic growth.
As city officials prepare to finalize the remaining details, residents and stakeholders are encouraged to stay engaged and share their thoughts on the evolving project. The DDA will continue to provide updates as the project progresses.
Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development that promises to reshape the heart of Traverse City!
