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Department of City Development
The DNR, City of Milwaukee, and 30th Street Industrial Corridor Corporation have partnered to transform properties in the Corridor into productive parcels of land for industrial, commercial, residential or mixed uses. The partners recently closed out two EPA Brownfield Assessment grants totaling $800,000 and prepared a final report documenting the successful outcomes achieved.
Century City represents the core component of the Corridor's revitalization. Century City will be a high-quality, market ready, modern business park with a welcoming "Greenway and Gateway" that is anticipated to attract new businesses and jobs, focus private reinvestment in the area, while improving surrounding land uses. With the predevelopment phase now complete, RACM is prepared to sell land and achieve its intended goal of attracting companies and jobs to the heart of Milwaukee.
Cream City Farms is Milwaukee's newest, most sustainable commercial urban farm.
The Corridor / BID 37 applied for and received WHEDA tax credits to support the renovation of 30 homes in the Garden Homes neighborhood. This work will begin in 2021.
Green Tech Station is a partnership of NWSCDC and the City of Milwaukee to transform a vacant brownfield site at 4101 N. 31st Street into a green infrastructure demonstration and environmental education destination.
This project will restore a vacant lot in the 30th Street Industrial Corridor to productive use for residents of Milwaukee’s Century City Triangle Neighborhood by expanding an adjacent park, mitigating minor environmental contamination, and incorporating stormwater management best practices.
The former Briggs & Stratton complex is being redeveloped into apartments, commercial and community space, and recreational amenities.
The former Esser Paint factory site will be redeveloped into a new 40-unit townhome development.
Benji Timm 30th Street Corridor Project Manager (414) 286-5756 Email
Department of City Development 809 North Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202
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