The Brief Hundreds attended a Clearwater City workshop focused on major redevelopment projects connected to properties tied to the Church of Scientology. About $350 million in proposed development is planned downtown, including renovations to dozens of storefronts and a large…[Continue Reading...]
The Church of Scientology has submitted a new request to obtain a segment of South Garden Avenue downtown as part of plans for an event space, a proposal that drew protest and a counteroffer last year. It is also asking…[Continue Reading...]
Clearwater officials say the city is finally experiencing an urban renaissance. A slew of projects are happening downtown, including a hotel, a long-awaited Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority station and a new City Hall that’s scheduled to open in October. City…[Continue Reading...]
The Church of Scientology has withdrawn its request to purchase a downtown Clearwater strip of public land on the eve of a vote by the City Council. The item was removed from Thursday’s agenda. A lawyer for the church sent…[Continue Reading...]
A grassroots group is presenting a counter-proposal to the Church of Scientology's offer to purchase a street in Downtown Clearwater. Council members decided to table the vote to sell a portion of South Garden Avenue to the Church of Scientology.The…[Continue Reading...]
As the Church of Scientology seeks to buy a street in Downtown Clearwater, a grassroots group has a different proposal in hopes of acquiring it. FOX 13’s Jennifer Kveglis reports. Watch the video https://www.fox13news.com/video/1637728[Continue Reading...]
The Brief The Clearwater City Council discussed the next steps in selling the Church of Scientology a city street. The Church is trying to buy a strip of South Garden Avenue between Court Street and Franklin Street that the city…[Continue Reading...]
CLEARWATER — The city’s Community Development Board has approved a 64-unit luxury condo on Osceola Avenue, the first of roughly 15 projects that developer Rodney Riley is planning for the North Marina Area near downtown. The board’s approval on Tuesday was…[Continue Reading...]
When Arizona real estate developer Rodney Riley arrived in Clearwater last year, he unveiled a $350 million plan to revive prime waterfront property near downtown. He said he intended to buy 55 empty and neglected parcels in the North Marina…[Continue Reading...]
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