There will not be an Oak Ridge Municipal Planning Commission work session on Main Street Oak Ridge today (Thursday, July 9).
The city staff said the meeting will be rescheduled to a date to be determined later in July.
Main Street Oak Ridge is the $80 million, 60-acre project to redevelop the former Oak Ridge Mall.
The city staff is reviewing a site plan and preliminary subdivision plat for the project. Oak Ridge Community Development Director Kathryn Baldwin had recently said that there was a lot of work to do between the submittal of those documents and the work session, so the date of the work session could change.
In other recent news, six Oak Ridge employers have pledged $500,000 to support public infrastructure at the site, and Crosland Southeast, the North Carolina company that has proposed the project, is working on pre-demolition activities and reviewing bids.
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