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Resident Dennis McCarthy says permits and financing are in place to restore building spared from demolition

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Resident Dennis McCarthy told the meeting he and his team have permits, financing and a plan to restore a building the community voted not to demolish about 2½ years ago and thanked the city for its support.

Resident Dennis McCarthy told the meeting that he and his group have permits, financing and a team ready to move forward with restoring a building the community voted about two and a half years ago not to demolish. "This is an exciting night for us," McCarthy said, thanking city staff for their work.

McCarthy, who gave his address as 216 Foster Street, said the group has worked since the earlier vote to finalize a plan and secure financing. "We've done a lot of work on our side to come up with a plan and financing, and a team," he said, adding that permits are in place.

The remarks were delivered during the public-comment portion of the meeting and conveyed the project team’s readiness to begin the next phase of work on the preserved structure. McCarthy explicitly credited the city’s assistance in helping the effort reach its current stage.

The meeting transcript records no formal motion, vote or staff report on the project in this session. McCarthy’s comments close with thanks to the city and an expression of optimism about the building’s next chapter.