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Council approves Kilborn Group mixed-use project at Old Marion Library site
Summary
The council approved Resolution 32973 to permit a commercial-residential mixed-use redevelopment of the Old Marion Library block at 1095 6th Avenue; a Kilborn Group representative and a project architect introduced themselves at the meeting.
The Marion City Council approved Resolution No. 32973 to allow a commercial-residential mixed-use project at the Old Marion Library site, 1095 6th Avenue, as proposed by the Kilborn Group.
A representative of the development team introduced himself during the public forum. "I'm Nick Katz with Shive Hattery Architects and Engineers, here on behalf of the Old Marion Library project," he said and offered to take questions from the council about the design and development work.
During the regular agenda, a council member moved to approve Resolution 32973; the motion was seconded and the council voted in favor. The item was presented by staff and described as passing through the central corridor review process for the designated parcel.
Council members and staff praised the developer's engagement, with one council member characterizing the Kilborn Group's outreach and design approach as a model for future development in Marion. The council did not attach conditions reported in the meeting transcript; the resolution passed as recorded.
