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Budd Dairy / Durable Slate Redevelopment in Italian Village
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Also on the Italian Village Commission agenda for this week is an update to the Budd Dairy proposal on North Fourth Street. The new iteration calls for restoring a number of the existing buildings behind the main building at 1086 North Fourth Street, an apparent response to concerns raised by the commission about demolishing them.
That area needs a small Grocery store too (the market is nice but maybe something larger)
Seventh Son is a 12 minute walk (or 1 minute drive) from Kroger…
Seventh Son is a 12 minute walk (or 1 minute drive) from Kroger…
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