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July 19, 2005City will chip in for planning of west end developmentByRecord-Eagle staff writer TRAVERSE CITY - The city will chip in half the cost of planning and design work for a public and private development on the city's west end. Monday, the city commission agreed to pay up to $8,000 for architectural services on a multi-use development that includes public parking on both sides of West Front Street. Developer Michael Uzelac of Federated Properties, LLC will pay the other half of the cost for preliminary site design for the $70 million project. The developer also is scheduled to present project ideas to the planning commission at a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Governmental Center. City planner Russ Soyring said the discussion will include general concepts, not details. See Related Stories: TC may split cost of preliminary work on west end development - July 12, 2005 Traverse City eyes parking deck options - July 6, 2005 City: No exclusive rights to lot - May 17, 2005 TC officials hear pitch on downtown project - April 26, 2005 Downtown TC redevelopment plans will be unveiled - April 25, 2005 Details of downtown development project will be outlined - April 7, 2005 Developer eyes Front Street - April 7, 2005 See Related Editorials: City must take the lead on parking deck plans - July 12, 2005 No need for TC to link development decisions - May 18, 2005 West Front plan cannot be tied to Union Street site - May 3, 2005
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