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Council advances 1530 Winder food-production incubator; staff projects modest tax impact
Summary
A developer asked the council to establish a plant rehabilitation district for a $4.7 million conversion at 1530 Winder into 18,800 sq ft of food-production incubator space. The council voted to send the district request to formal consideration after presentations addressing jobs, space sizing and remediation questions.
Detroit — The Committee of the Whole advanced a staff-supported request to establish a plant rehabilitation district for a proposed conversion of a vacant warehouse at 1530 Winder into a food-production incubator.
City staff described the project as an approximately $4.7 million investment to convert 18,800 square feet into production bays, a commissary kitchen, refrigerated and dry storage, storefront space and co-working support for early-stage Detroit consumer packaged goods companies. Officials…
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