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Meeting Agendas and Board Minutes
Board meetings are normally held at the DMC offices at 114 North Main. A standard board meetings schedule is provided via the link below, but all meetings are subject to being rescheduled.
- DMC Board meets the fourth Thursday of every month, with the exception of January-May, when meetings are the fourth Friday of each month. Meetings are held at 9 am
- Center City Development Corporation meets the third Wednesday of every month at 9 am
- Center City Revenue Finance Corporation meets the second Tuesday of every month at 9 am
- Design Review Board meets the first Wednesday of every month at 4 pm
- Downtown Mobility Authority meets quarterly on the third Wednesday at 4 pm
Meeting agendas and materials are posted prior to each meeting.
DOWNTOWN HEADLINES
South Main development: $1.5 million permit filed to create ‘lifestyle hub’
Posted on 9/3/20
Commercial Appeal. September 2, 2020. Memphis real estate developer Gabriel Velasquez filed a $1.5 million permit Tuesday to redevelop a vacant property at 64 S. Main St. into a mixed-use “lifestyle hub” for the neighborhood. Velasquez previously said the project could include offices and co-working spaces, rental spaces for pop-up shops, a boutique fitness center with gym equipment and group classes and eateries.
Read Morekeyboard_arrow_rightMemphis development: renovation of historic Tri-State Ironworks Building to begin
Posted on 9/3/20
Commercial Appeal. September 2, 2020. Wolf River Harbor Holdings LLC filed a $3.2 million permit Tuesday to turn the 28,000-square-foot Tri-State Ironworks Building in Uptown into an events center. The group behind the redevelopment includes Billy Orgel, Tom Marsh, Jay Lindy and Adam Slovis.
Read Morekeyboard_arrow_rightCurfew: A sneak peek at ‘Top Chef’ Fabio Viviani’s new eatery coming to Downtown Memphis
Posted on 9/3/20
Commercial Appeal. September 1, 2020. I bet many of you have never really paid attention to the northwest corner of Union Avenue and B.B. King Boulevard (known by many as Third Street). The corner that once was home to an aging hotel and a Denny’s is the location of a hip new eatery called Curfew. The restaurant opens Sept. 8.
Read Morekeyboard_arrow_rightAllworld Project Management receives largest minority firm contract ever from City of Memphis
Posted on 9/3/20
Memphis Business Journal. September 2, 2020. Allworld Project Management (AWPM) — an engineering firm founded in 2010 — was recently awarded a four-year, $19 million contract by the City of Memphis to head up its stormwater program.
The deal — awarded July 15 — is the largest ever awarded to a minority firm by the city, according to officials.
Read Morekeyboard_arrow_rightDaytime Plaza Designed for the Homeless Will Soon Open
Posted on 9/2/20
The Daily Memphian. September 2, 2020. A colorful new plaza with smart finishes and a “trauma informed” design tailored specifically to embrace homeless people Downtown could open as early as next week. The Hub Hospitality Plaza is poised to open at 590 Washington, where workers this week applied the finishing coats of paint and installed railing on a tiered, wood deck that is both sprawling and segmented.
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Monster Market – Open on Main
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