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    Grandview Station Project Moving Forward

    From SNPOnline.com:

    Grandview Station plans finally rolling
    By Donavon Campbell

    After a wait of more than 10 months, developer Metropolitan Partners is ready to get to work on Grandview Station, a new development that could house up to five restaurant and retail tenants. Demolition work likely will begin within the next few weeks.

    The plan still is to construct the 8,800-square-foot building originally approved by the city. The structure itself will have multiple tiers with a 30-foot tower in the center — facing the intersection — and likely will alternate a red brick facade with a horizontal silver paneling.

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