Local contractor selected for old Waterloo restaurant revitalization
LOUISVILLE — Boulder builder Milo Construction Corp. will serve as the general contractor for restoration and revitalization at the former Waterloo restaurant’s historic space on Louisville’s Main Street.
Andy Johnson of Louisville’s DAJ Design Inc. will be the architect.
The property at 809 Main St. is owned by Tebo Properties Inc. and was built in about 1900.
It served as a series of eateries for the next century. Most recently, the Waterloo restaurant called the space home, but it relocated in 2017.
The plan is to attempt to maintain the original front of the 2,145-square-foot building while demolishing and rebuilding the back to create…
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