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City of Appleton gets new proposals from five developers
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APPLETON, Wis. - The City of Appleton says they've received proposals from five development teams for new projects.
All of the proposals include the Appleton Public Library as an anchor tenant for a mixed-use development, according to the City of Appleton. The proposals are responses to a request for proposals the City sent out November 16th. The City of Appleton says the developers' proposals were due Friday.
The Community & Economic Development department will review the proposals next week to make sure the proposals have met the requirements of the "Request for proposals", according to a press release.
Mayor Hanna said in a press release to NBC26 that "while only one of the proposals will be chosen to include a library, he believes that many, if not all of the proposed projects will move forward."