“I certainly think that’s something that both the council and administration will take into account."
"We continue to explore, identify and review the most impactful avenues to develop the Historic Gas Plant District.”
“The Rays and St. Pete can negotiate that land, and they’ll stay out of it.”
The local developer spent nearly 18 months navigating an extensive environmental remediation process.
County Administrator Barry Burton said the team has "done a lot of work to really get serious and zero in on the project needs."
“I don’t want to send our kids to a place they can’t be proud of," said Mayor Ken Welch. "I think there’s a lot of community...
The Looking Glass Initiative will foster 'a sense of place and pride for the community,' Julie Barkett said. 'Somebody is investing in their neighborhood, and that...
Any changes to the area will require a voter referendum due to an undecipherable 41-year-old map and associated land use restrictions.
The city and business owners began benefiting from what was then the Devil Rays in 1998, as they drew thousands of people to a previously underdeveloped...
“I’m concerned for the future of boating here in St. Pete,” said consultant and restaurateur Mario Farias.