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<br />2019 Annual Report • Administration • St. Anthony Village, Minnesota <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />49 <br /> <br />removal of the existing Walmart structure, and replace it with nearly 500 residential apartment <br />units in a two-phase project over 3-4 years. <br /> <br />Also considered by the City were multi-family projects in the south portion of the City. One of <br />these is a multiple-property concept that would redevelop the current Bremer Bank property to <br />a new senior apartment building, relocate Bremer Bank to a City property nearby, and transfer <br />an existing vacant parcel to the City. This project is still being refined and the applicants are <br />expected to approach the City with a formal application in 2020. Similarly, the City was <br />approached with a concept to develop a portion of the Urban Grove Manufactured Home Park <br />property with a senior apartment project. The concept was discussed in general, and more <br />extensive application and review is anticipated in 2020. <br /> <br />Finally, a concept review of a possible multiple family project proposed on a collection of City <br />and private parcels along Stinson Boulevard – west of the current Silver Lake Village area – was <br />discussed. This project was presented in general concept form in early 2019, but has not <br />proceeded beyond that discussion as of this report. <br /> <br /> <br />OPEN TO BUSINESS <br />Open to Business provides one on one business counseling to current and <br />prospective entrepreneurs. Consultants work with residents and businesses <br />to develop a strong business plan, identify challenges and opportunities, and <br />to tailor solutions. In addition to direct consulting, Open to Business program staff can link <br />entrepreneurs with additional resources to help them succeed, including training programs, <br />community or governmental services, financial resources and industry and business <br />professionals. <br />
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