Chamber, CIC Partnering to Retain Local Businesses

The Upper Arlington Community Improvement Corp. is working to develop a business-retention strategy as a part of its partnership with the Columbus 2020 initiative and Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce programs.

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Tree of Life Denied Injunction

Tree of Life Christian Schools will not be opening classroom doors in Upper Arlington any time soon.

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Get Ready for Kingsdale Phase 2

The city of Upper Arlington is moving closer to beginning the second phase of redevelopment at the Kingsdale Shopping Center.

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City's Best Card Trumped by AOL Site

Now that the news is public that the Bob Evans Farms headquarters is moving to New Albany, Upper Arlington city officials have revealed that they were aggressively courting the company to purchase the former AOL/Time Warner building at 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd.

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More Development News

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Development News

 

 

Take a look at recent news throughout the country to see how other cities are taking a proactive stance to master planning and growth management.

 

 

 

 

Gahanna Celebrates Opening Of Revitalization Project

In spring 2008, Gahanna celebrated the opening of its long-awaited Creekside mixed-use development that has revitalized this community's original downtown. With $15 million investment from the city, and $40 million from private investors, this project has been a true success story for public/private partnerships.

 

"The revitalization of Olde Gahanna is a success that all our citizens can point to with great pride because it represents an investment in our future," said Mayor Becky Stinchcomb, who was a member of the Gahanna City Council when the planning for Creekside began.

 

Construction on Creekside began in 2005, but planning for the project started earlier. In 2004, the city pledged $11 million for the project, an investment that since has grown to more than $15 million. Stonehenge Co., the project's main developer, and others in the private sector have invested about $40 million.

 

"We dreamed it, and now it's actually here — and it's better than our initial dream," said Gahanna Development Director Sadicka White. "I'm most excited that it has actually been accomplished."

 

 

 

 


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