Council approves Main Street Commons, a 300-unit downtown mixed-use development
Council approved a memorandum of understanding for Main Street Commons, a 300-unit multifamily project with retail and a 301-space city garage; the city would provide $11.5 million in priority funding, receive ground rent and fees, and hold the site under a 50-year local government corporation lease.
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The Grand Prairie City Council voted unanimously to approve a memorandum of understanding for the Main Street Commons development, a mixed-use project proposed for city-owned local-government-corporation land adjacent to downtown. Deputy City Manager Megan Mahan told the council the plan includes 300 residential multifamily units, retail space and a 301-space public parking garage, with the city considering $11,500,000 in funding for priority payments toward the city-owned garage and public infrastructure.
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