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Commission holds public hearings on three West Fulton and Godfrey development projects using Brownfield and NEZ incentives
Summary
Developers presented three projects on Fulton, Seward and Godfrey corridors — including a 106-unit mixed-use building and a large rehabilitation of former industrial buildings — seeking Brownfield reimbursements and neighborhood enterprise-zone tax incentives; commissioners referred the items to Committee of the Whole after public comment.
City planning staff and development teams presented three separate development proposals and associated incentive requests during the commission's public hearings. The items were grouped for efficiency: items 1–2 (Fulton & Seward mixed-use project), items 3–4 (657 Fulton two-building project) and items 5–7 (Godfrey rehabilitation). Each project seeks combinations of Brownfield eligible activity reimbursement, neighborhood enterprise zone (NEZ) property tax abatements, and inclusion-plan contractor participation goals.
For the Fulton and Seward site, planning staff described demolition of two existing buildings and construction of a new four-story mixed-use structure with ground-floor commercial space and a parking structure behind the building. Planning staff said the proposal includes 106 apartments and "20 +1000000 in construction costs" (language as stated in the meeting record) and an inclusion-plan participation goal of about…
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