Commissioners debate whether dual-level development will fill Attica storefronts
Members said new dual-level buildings may attract residents but might not fill ground-floor commercial space; they cited examples in Lafayette and Brownsburg and discussed strategies to backfill vacant storefronts and protect parking.
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Commissioners debated whether encouraging dual-level development—commercial space on the ground floor with apartments above—is the right approach for Attica's downtown.
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