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City Begins Processing Dorsey Drive Marketplace Application

The City of Grass valley has received a revised application packet for the Dorsey Marketplace Project which calls for 181-thousand 900 square feet designated for retail including  a super market and up to three larger retail spaces , as well as 90 rental apartments.
It would be located on just under 27 acres at the southeast corner of Dorsey Drive and Highway 49.

Grass Valley Community Development Director, Tom Last says the next step is to begin the Environmental Impact report process.

click to listen to Tom Last

 

The City Council will also prepare a Reimbursement Agreement with the applicant to pay for the EIR and application processing. Then from February into March the city will put out a notice of participation.

click to listen to Tom Last

 

A notice will  also go out to the public. Last says at some point after that there will be a joint City Council and Planning Commission meeting to review the project,   then around the first of March they will have  scoping meetings. One for public agencies to ask questions and another evening meeting for the general public.

click to listen to Tom Last

And then some time in Mid March the applicant has said they want to conduct an open house for the community to see the project design boards and ask questions. City Staff, the Mayor and other Council members will also be invited to attend.

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