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New Braidwood town center expected to be completed by June

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Mark Chen is a seasoned sports journalist with a degree from the University of Chicago and over 6 years of experience covering club sports and recreational activities in the Naperville area. Prior to joining Naperville Current, he wrote for the Naperville Sun, where he leveraged his strong relationships with coaches and athletes.

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New Braidwood town center expected to be completed by June — Elgin Real Estate news

A major project to transform city-owned property off Main Street into the Braidwood Town Center is moving forward.The City Council approved a contract with RVi Planning + Landscape Architecture, Ruben E. Smith Construction and R R Inc. for the project, though two Commissioners, Warren Wietting and Dale Walsh, voted against it, saying the project is not a priority.The city received a $600,000 Open Space Land Acquisition and Development grant in January that was earmarked for the construction of the town center with amenities such as a splash pad, gazebo, band shell, and pickleball court.“This started out as a vision, we applied for a grant,” Mayor Todd Lyons said. " We would not have been able to do this project without this grant, with again, with a hard work from our staff."Though the grant will cover $600,000 of construction expenses, the amount is less than 50% of the $1,280,456.75 base bid received. Commissioners Wietting and Walsh have said in the past that the Town Center is not

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