S.T.R.C. November 12 Press Conference & City Council Meeting
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DETROIT: $550 MILLION TO TEAR DOWN TWO RENCEN TOWERS. ONE DECISION THAT COULD CHANGE OUR SKYLINE FOREVER.
The proposed Renaissance Center redevelopment includes demolishing Towers 300 and 400, with approximately $550 million in public financial support under consideration.
Herb Strather and the Save the RenCen coalition are raising serious questions about how that money would be spent, whether preservation alternatives have been given fair consideration, and whether Detroiters have had a meaningful voice in the process.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
9:00 AM — PRESS CONFERENCE
10:00 AM — CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING
📍 Coleman A. Young Municipal Center
2 Woodward Avenue, Detroit
Herb and the Colition call for 100 people to be present as the coalition brings its concerns before the public.
This is an opportunity for Detroiters to hear the arguments, ask questions, make public comments under Council procedures, and witness the process firsthand.
THE ISSUES ARE SERIOUS. THE MEETING IS THURSDAY.
Organizations involved in the broader community discussion include @Detroit People's Platform and @Detroit Action.
DETROIT FIRST. OUR HISTORY. OUR VOICE. OUR FUTURE.
@followers
#SaveTheRenCen #DetroitFirst #RenaissanceCenter #Detroit #detroitaction #detroitpeoplesplatform
The proposed Renaissance Center redevelopment includes demolishing Towers 300 and 400, with approximately $550 million in public financial support under consideration.
Herb Strather and the Save the RenCen coalition are raising serious questions about how that money would be spent, whether preservation alternatives have been given fair consideration, and whether Detroiters have had a meaningful voice in the process.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 — PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
9:00 AM — PRESS CONFERENCE
10:00 AM — CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING
📍 Coleman A. Young Municipal Center
2 Woodward Avenue, Detroit
Herb and the Colition call for 100 people to be present as the coalition brings its concerns before the public.
This is an opportunity for Detroiters to hear the arguments, ask questions, make public comments under Council procedures, and witness the process firsthand.
THE ISSUES ARE SERIOUS. THE MEETING IS THURSDAY.
Organizations involved in the broader community discussion include @Detroit People's Platform and @Detroit Action.
DETROIT FIRST. OUR HISTORY. OUR VOICE. OUR FUTURE.
@followers
#SaveTheRenCen #DetroitFirst #RenaissanceCenter #Detroit #detroitaction #detroitpeoplesplatform
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Where is it happening?
Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Wayne County Clerk Office, 2 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48226, United States
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