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Downtown Ann Arbor CVS project to go before City Council
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
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The plans to slip a CVS Pharmacy behind a historic storefront in downtown Ann Arbor are about to go before the City Council Thursday for approval.
West Bloomfield-based
Velmeir Construction
plans to tear down the old Queen Anne house behind the 2-story storefront at 209-11 S. State St. In its place will go a 13,000-square-foot CVS Pharmacy.
The building is one of a handful of old houses that have morphed into the storefronts over the 20th Century.
Concentrate
featured
this building earlier this year as an example of these transformations.
The city Historic District has approved the plans. The city Planning Staff has also recommended approval of the plans. Once the City Council approves the plans the developer will basically have the green light to begin the project. Repeated calls to Velmeir Construction for comment were not returned.
Source: City of Ann Arbor
Writer: Jon Zemke
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