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Oswego board backs consideration of Harrison Street Square concept, developer eyes restaurants and public square
Summary
The Village Board approved consideration of a concept plan for Harrison Street Square at 174 S. Harrison St., allowing the petitioner to advance to planning commission review and seek PUD approvals; developers said the building could open this year with site work and park elements following next year.
The Oswego Village Board on June 24 approved a motion to consider a concept plan for “Harrison Street Square,” a downtown redevelopment proposal centered on reuse of an existing industrial building at 174 S. Harrison St.
Planner Rod introduced the project as a three-parcel concept that would convert the southern parcel’s industrial building into multi-tenant commercial space, reserve a central parcel as an open recreation area and add a cluster of small boardwalk-style commercial structures and food-truck pads near the railroad. The plan includes streetscape improvements — sidewalks, street lighting and on-street parking — staff said are in the village’s capital improvement plan but could be…
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