Eagan Council Prefers Mixed Use, Walkability for Lockheed Martin Redevelopment
Developer warns the redevelopment of the 47-acre property in central Eagan must be "market-driven" to be successful.
Follow Eagan Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our daily newsletter | Blog for us Eagan City Council members reaffirmed their interest in a pedestrian-friendly, attractive development with a mix of retail businesses, office space and potentially residential housing at the former Lockheed Martin property on Tuesday night. The council heard from representatives from CSM Corporation—the developer that owns the 47-acre property in central Eagan—and a consulting firm during a two-hour, focused discussion regarding the future of the property. CSM purchased the Lockheed Martin site in 2011 after Lockheed Martin announced it would shutter the roughly 620,000-square-foot facility by 2013. The developer proposed building a large-…
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9:48 am on Thursday, March 28, 2013
Walkability? Does that mean the city will finally start snow removal on the sidewalks? Daily, I find it a huge waste of resources when I see city vehicles parked with the engines running, apparently doing nothing, also driving on the walking paths in and around the central park yet they dont have any resources to remove the snow on the city sidewalks around the park or accessing the main streets … more ›