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The biggest issue facing the Southside Redevelopment Task Force is making the public aware of its purpose in working in an area that has not received much attention.
"Task Force Chairman Tom Wheeler expressed excitement about future possibilities during a meeting Monday in the Weaver Room of the Hardwick Woolen Mill. But, the consensus seems to be that before redevelopment occurs, there is a need to establish a connection with adjoining neighborhoods.
Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Vice President for Economic Development Doug Berry said if the city takes advantage of tax credits, the use of property along the Woolen Mill Branch of Mouse Creek will require very specific redevelopment goals.
“Public input is required under redevelopment laws,” Berry said. “This is not just to make another industrial site.”
He talked about multiuse redevelopment utilizing open space and addressing the issues of improved transportation, recreation and housing infrastructures. One question is how much public activity is needed to encourage private development.
“There are very few families like these out there,” he said in reference to Dr. Ron Coleman and the Hardwick family, and Coleman’s investment in the Hardwick Woolen Mill"
"Task Force Chairman Tom Wheeler expressed excitement about future possibilities during a meeting Monday in the Weaver Room of the Hardwick Woolen Mill. But, the consensus seems to be that before redevelopment occurs, there is a need to establish a connection with adjoining neighborhoods.
Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Vice President for Economic Development Doug Berry said if the city takes advantage of tax credits, the use of property along the Woolen Mill Branch of Mouse Creek will require very specific redevelopment goals.
“Public input is required under redevelopment laws,” Berry said. “This is not just to make another industrial site.”
He talked about multiuse redevelopment utilizing open space and addressing the issues of improved transportation, recreation and housing infrastructures. One question is how much public activity is needed to encourage private development.
“There are very few families like these out there,” he said in reference to Dr. Ron Coleman and the Hardwick family, and Coleman’s investment in the Hardwick Woolen Mill"
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