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Central: Proposed city center is 'long-term vision' to increase 'quality of life' without raising taxes
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Central: Proposed city center is 'long-term vision' to increase 'quality of life' without raising taxes
CENTRAL — The city of Central unveiled its plan for a new city center development project that it says will bolster flood control efforts and provide new retail, entertainment and recreational areas. The project, dubbed "Main Street 2030," will be developed between Sullivan Road, Hooper Road and Wax Road with the new City Hall serving as the "northern anchor." The city's plan is to create an area with a "downtown feel" while using existing land …
·Baton Rouge, United States
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