Overview
- Developers presented a third revision that bars private development west of Northwest Second Avenue and emphasizes added public space.
- Developer-provided figures show leased acreage reduced from roughly 31 to 8 acres and recreation areas expanded from 7.6 to 15.4 acres.
- City leaders placed both an ordinance and a charter amendment on the Jan. 13 special-election ballot following citizen-led petitions.
- Officials said the proposed voter-approval rule would apply citywide to all current and future city-owned properties, including infrastructure, easements and nonprofit leases.
- Residents remain split as the proposal stays under review and developers continue gathering feedback, with the team estimating more than $3 billion in gross revenue.