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Saskatoon North downtown plans in motion
The City of Saskatoon will spend $500,000 on a consultant to oversee a master plan for the north downtown.
City council's executive committee approved a report to send out a call for bids from private firms to create a framework to guide the massive redevelopment project.
The 240 acres of land between First Avenue and Idylwyld Drive and 24th Street and 33rd Street - home mostly to rail operations and the snowplows and graders of the city storage yards - could house 6,000 people in five million square feet of residential and commercial space during the next 15 to 20 years, city hall estimates.
Read the full article here.
The City of Saskatoon will spend $500,000 on a consultant to oversee a master plan for the north downtown.
City council's executive committee approved a report to send out a call for bids from private firms to create a framework to guide the massive redevelopment project.
The 240 acres of land between First Avenue and Idylwyld Drive and 24th Street and 33rd Street - home mostly to rail operations and the snowplows and graders of the city storage yards - could house 6,000 people in five million square feet of residential and commercial space during the next 15 to 20 years, city hall estimates.
Read the full article here.