Demolition of blighted asset in US85 urban renewal area
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FURA was formed by the City of Fountain in 2008 with the establishment of the US85 urban renewal area. Today, there are four urban renewal areas designated in Fountain, these include: South Academy Highlands, Charter Oak, and Bandley. FURA Mission Statement The Fountain Urban Renewal Authority (FURA) was formed as a means to revitalize the community's under-served assets through an offering of partnership programs and sole-source project capacity funding. It avails the opportunity to cultivate a quality "sense of place" and encourage new business development for a resilient local economy. "Revitalize, Partner, and Fund with a Sense of Place for Development" |
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Spotlight Feature:
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 Woodman Hall Vision courtesy of Tremmel Design Group
Woodman Hall Vision courtesy presentation to City Council (9.22.20)
Ohio Avenue Placemaking Campaign (Fountain Valley News 9.23.20) Peaks N Pines 1-Yr. Anniversary PSA Video (YouTube 9.20.20) Woodman Hall Exterior Egress Stair Replacement BID (awarded to Elder Constr. 8.2020) 2019 Annual Report edition (published Spring 2020) FURA LOS to City Council on Design+Aesthetic Incentive Program (Olde Town) June 10, 2020 Venetucci Blvd. to B-Street Connection Opens (press release) |
District MapsDiscover the boundaries of the four Urban Renewal Districts established in Fountain.
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Project OverviewLearn more about FURA top projects and the requested "wish list" for development support.
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Contact UsDiscover how to connect with FURA and/or how to submit a project for FURA consideration.
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