Louisville leaders set to review scaled-back Redtail Ridge proposal
Louisville leaders set to review scaled-back Redtail Ridge proposal
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LOUISVILLE — Nearly a year after Louisville city officials sent Denver-based developer Brue Baukol Capital Partners LLC back to the drawing board for its proposed Redtail Ridge mixed-use project, the company is coming back before Louisville City Council with a scaled-back version of plans for the long vacant ex-Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) property adjacent to U.S. Highway 36.
Initially, the company sought to turn the parcel into a 5.22 million-square-foot live-work development anchored by a new corporate campus for medical-device maker Medtronic Inc. and a roughly 1,500-home senior-living community operated by…
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