"We have not determined the exact site yet, but we're looking in that vicinity," Martin told GlobeSt.com. The size of the facility has not yet been determined, he said, but there are plans for what would go in it. Martin said the City would like to feature a child-care center that's always open, a drugstore and other retail shopping stores.
"We'd also like to have a place where people could come pay their utility bills, and a park and ride facility where people can park their cars and take a bus to anywhere in the city," Martin says. "We're trying to make the resident's daily lives easier."
The child-care center would be offered to busy commuters who don't have time to make multiple stops."Here, parents will be able to just come in and drop off children, and take a bus to their destination," Martin says, adding that the City will break ground on the project by the end of the year.
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