Sunshine streamed through the mosaic of bullet holes that perforate the roof of a cavernous storage shed squatting on the south end of the sprawling sugar factory site just south of Longmont.
Some of the light hit the shoulders of Elliot Moore as he played a snippet of Bach’s Prelude in G Major on his cello for a small group of business and government leaders who plan a new future for the sugar factory campus. Moore — music director and conductor of the Longmont Symphony Orchestra — helped unveil a campaign to champion an $80 million idea to convert the shed into a 64,000-square-foot performing arts center and a November ballot measure to help make it happen.
The proposal comes with a caveat: If the ballot measure is approved, the city would issue a $45 million bond for the project only if the Longmont Alliance for Arts and Entertainment — which includes Moore as a member — can raise $35 million within five years.
“We’re here to ask you to engage with us in a public-private partnership to save the Sugar Mill and make a unique Longmont-centered place,” Woolley said. “We’re making a bold declaration that we’re all engaged in being visionaries.”
Jason Battista joined St. Charles Town Company LLC as a development partner.
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“As a developer, you have a choice right now. You can just keep your head in the sand … or you can be part of a new solution.”
It’s been two years since chefs Anna and Anthony Nguyen moved back to Colorado from California with the idea to start their own restaurant. And after a series of pop-up previews that garnered a lot of attention from Denver foodies, the couple has finally found a location.
Sunshine streamed through the mosaic of bullet holes that perforate the roof of a cavernous storage shed squatting on the south end of the sprawling sugar factory site just south of Longmont.
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A Denver-based entity of real estate development firm St. Charles Town Company has completed the purchase of a 15,164-square-foot retail building at 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street in Denver. The property has been home to Turin Bicycles for nearly 30 years and will continue to be their home.