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Council approves tri-party development agreement to extend Cornelius Drive and add public infrastructure
Summary
The Bloomington City Council approved a tri-party development agreement with the Carl Foundation and Deneen Brothers Farm LLC to build a health-oriented campus, extend roads and create roughly $6 million in public infrastructure; the city will waive some fees and accept a basin for maintenance.
Mayor Brady and city staff presented and the council approved an ordinance authorizing a tri-party development agreement among the City of Bloomington, the Carl Foundation and Deneen Brothers Farm LLC.
Deputy City Manager Billy Tayas and Director Kelly Pfeiffer described the proposal as a regional health-care campus with three conceptual medical buildings, an extension of Cornelius Drive and new public trail connections to the Constitution Trail. Kelly Pfeiffer said Carl would build private roads and site infrastructure that the city would ultimately accept as…
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