Foundation Vision Partners doubles down on phased Gas Plant vision

Foundation Vision Partners doubled down Thursday on its bid for the coveted Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment contract, pitching a city-led, phased approach that sharply contrasts with the three other finalist proposals centered around more traditional redevelopment structures.

The team hosted a public information session at the Sunshine Senior Center in downtown St. Petersburg, where members argued their proposal would give the city greater long-term control over the 86-acre site while reducing the financial risks tied to relying on a single developer.

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Panelists discuss the impact of food and community

A group of panelists discussed the impact of food on the local community Thursday evening in St. Petersburg. Key themes included health, education and access challenges.

The panelists were 15th Street Farm founder Emmanuel Roux, Homegrown Hillsborough food system program coordinator Monica Petrella, Florida Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association co-founder Howard Gunn Jr. and St. Petersburg Free Clinic CEO Jennifer Yeagley.

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