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City approves tax breaks for mixed-use building on former Commerce Bank site

By Peter Rice|2024-12-18T12:58:48-06:00December 18th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Manhattan|Tags: Aggieville business growth, Aggieville housing development, Commerce Bank building demolition, downtown Manhattan projects, Hutton Development Aggieville, Hutton Development proposal, Jayme Minton approval, John Matta support, Karen McCulloh dissent, local tax incentives, Manhattan city commissioners, Manhattan housing needs, Manhattan Kansas redevelopment, Manhattan retail and residential space, Manhattan tax breaks, Manhattan urban planning, Manhattan-Kansas real estate, Midtown development Manhattan, Peter Oppelt opposition, Poyntz Avenue redevelopment, Property tax abatement, sales tax exemption, Susan Adamchak mayor, walkable districts Manhattan|Comments Off

The KMAN Five-Minute Morning Show: Manhattan commissioners vote on $15M in incentives for Commerce Bank redevelopment

By Paul Parker|2024-12-17T06:59:20-06:00December 17th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Podcasts|Tags: Bramlage Coliseum fundraising, Commerce Bank building redevelopment, Downtown Manhattan development, Duane Acker obituary, emergency medical services construction, Hartfield LLC project, Industrial revenue bonds, K-State athletics merger, Kansas State University history, Kaw Valley Engineering contract, Manhattan City Hall meeting, Manhattan Kansas news, Memorial service Atlantic Iowa, Nichols Gym renovation, Property tax abatement, Rhodes scholarships K-State, Riley County EMS headquarters, Riley County public works, USDA Assistant Secretary Duane Acker|Comments Off

City to vote on tax incentives for Commerce Bank building redevelopment

By KMAN Staff|2024-12-14T09:17:07-06:00December 14th, 2024|Categories: Local News, Manhattan|Tags: 2024 city budget amendment, Carlson Plaza demolition, CiCo Park improvements, Commerce Bank building redevelopment, Downtown Manhattan revitalization, Eighth Street and Poyntz Avenue, Employee benefits funding, Fire pension, Hartfield LLC project, HUD payment, Industrial revenue bonds, Manhattan City Commission, manhattan housing authority, Property tax abatement, Public hearing Manhattan Kansas, Retail and residential development, sales tax, Transient guest tax|Comments Off