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Goldsboro group outlines Union Station stabilization plan, TA Loving selected for phase 1
Summary
Saving Union Station volunteers briefed the City Council on a multi-year stabilization project for the historic Union Station and said TA Loving was selected as the phase‑1 design‑builder; the group has secured $612,500 in state grant funds and is seeking the remaining money to meet a $1.5 million stabilization budget.
Saving Union Station volunteers told the Goldsboro City Council on Oct. 20 that stabilization work will begin in the coming months after the council approved related items on the consent agenda.
Julie Metz, a member of the Saving Union Station (SUS) team, reviewed the station’s history and outlined the immediate priorities to weatherize and stabilize the 12,063‑square‑foot building. Metz said the SUS team and the city issued a phase‑1 stabilization RFQ earlier this year and that TA Loving was selected unanimously by the review team to serve as the phase‑1 design‑builder.
"You will begin to start seeing a lot of activity on the property," Metz…
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