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Alpharetta seeks developer proposal feedback

By Mark Woolsey
March 31, 2015

The city of Alpharetta is asking residents to weigh in on development of the commercial part of the 22-acre City Center project downtown.

The city’s considering a proposal by MidCity Real Estate Partners for development of several private-sector “outparcels” as part of the multi-faceted project, leading to the establishment of street-level retail businesses drawing customers.

The city’s created a 10-question survey to collect citizen input. Access the survey: www.surveymonkey.com/s/AlpharettaCityCenterOutparcelSurvey

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