City seeks five story plus market rate housing high rise proposals
Cedar Rapids eyes redevelopment of three city parcels at First Street and Third Avenue SE near the Paramount Theatre. The plan aims for a multistory building of at least five stories with market-rate housing, first-floor retail, and strong financing to avoid project delays.
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Cedar Rapids Seeks Proposals for City Corner Redevelopment
City invites proposals for a downtown Cedar Rapids site at First Street and Third Avenue SE. Evaluations will use three factors: developer capacity and project feasibility, community benefit, and economic impact, with a multistory design of at least five stories, market-rate housing, first floor retail, inviting aesthetics, and financial viability based on current conditions.
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Cedar Rapids Doctor Inducted Into Volunteer Hall of Fame
Dr. James Bell of Unity Point Health St. Luke's Hospital will be inducted into the Iowa Volunteer Hall of Fame for founding His Hands Free Clinic in Cedar Rapids in 1992. The clinic logged 2,884 visits from 1,209 unique patients last year, serving under and uninsured residents in Linn County and nearby areas.
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Iowa House GOP plan raises 2019 budget by 3.2 percent
On day 99 of the 100 day session the House Appropriations Committee released a 7.489 billion dollar fiscal 2019 budget proposing a 3.2 percent spending increase. Leaders say talks continue on state income tax cuts with Senate and Gov Reynolds as a joint effort to resolve differences.
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GOP tax plans could affect children most
Des Moines report analyzes Republican tax cut models showing children as likely losers while seniors gain. Charlie Bruner of the Child and Family Policy Center presented the figures at the Capitol briefing attended by Democrats and human services lobbyists.
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