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    City Council approves Arena District land sale

    The Dispatch wrote
    Council approves Arena District land sale
    Monday, October 20, 2008
    BY ROBERT VITALE

    Columbus City Council members gave their blessing tonight to a plan that will develop one of the final corners of the Arena District. But their approval came with a few conditions.

    To get nearly 2.5 acres of city-owned land at the district’s northern edge, developers must agree to four council demands, including opening up a planned parking garage to anyone who needs a space.

    The garage would be built with money from a tax-increment-financing district in the neighborhood, but developers told city officials last week that they planned to restrict parking to customers and employees of a new grocery store.

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