City council approves amendments paving the way for Sundial deal

The St. Petersburg City Council approved parking amendments at the downtown Sundial, allowing businessman Bill Edwards to move forward with selling the shopping center.

Edwards, who has owned the 85,357-square-foot retail and dining center since 2011, is under contract to sell it to Safety Harbor-based Paradise Ventures for $27.5. The deal is expected to close on Feb. 17, but before they can execute a deal, changes were needed relating to the parking situation.

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