Giant mixed-use development planned for Louisville’s Phillips 66 land
LOUISVILLE — New life could soon be breathed into the long-dormant Phillips 66 property in Louisville along U.S. Highway 36 near Northwest Parkway.
The roughly 430-acre parcel, formerly home to Storage Technology Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc. facilities, could become home to a massive new mixed-use development featuring a corporate headquarters campus, a senior living community, hotels and several million square feet of commercial and office space, according to plans filed in late June with the…
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