Controversial apartment and townhome project goes before City Council

Tampa City Council will take up a proposal to bring 392 apartments and 16 townhomes to neighborhood

FILE: One of three controversial projects: 12-story, 192-unit mixed-use building at 5600 Mariner St. proposed by a development group with ties to the Kiran & Pallavi Patel Foundation for Global Understanding.
FILE: One of three controversial projects: 12-story, 192-unit mixed-use building at 5600 Mariner St. proposed by a development group with ties to the Kiran & Pallavi Patel Foundation for Global Understanding.
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Tampa’s City Council is scheduled to consider up a proposal Thursday, Sept. 23, on a controversial apartment and townhome development slated to go into the largely, but not exclusively, residential Beach Park neighborhood on the edge of the Westshore District.

 

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