Cincinnati City Council has unanimously approved the sale of two "paper" alleys Downtown for the construction of a new child care center.
Robin and Wichita alleys, both now part of a series of parking lots east of Broadway between New and Seventh streets, would be sold to abutting property owners Procter & Gamble and 417 E. Seventh Street, LLC for $103,000.
The sale will allow the property owners to assemble a site to build a 22,000-square-foot child care center that will serve up to 200 infants through pre-schoolers.
The new child care center, which is currently housed on the University of Cincinnati campus, is expected to employ 40.
Previous reading on BC:
Cincinnati considers alley sale for Downtown child care center (12/4/08)
Monday, December 15, 2008
Alley sale for Downtown child care center approved
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Does this refer to schmidlapp or Arlitt? Will one of these centers close and reopen downtown?
On that I am not entirely clear. Schmidlapp just expanded a few years ago, and moving Arlitt doesn't seem to make sense either. Are there other centers being housed on campus?
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