Summary
City staff and consultants recommend selling the historic building to Preservation Durham and exploring interim uses for the former police headquarters.
Context
- The Durham City Council has decided to delay a major development project at the former police headquarters.
- The decision follows recommendations from city staff and external consultants.
Key Recommendations
- Sell the historic building to Preservation Durham.
- Explore interim uses for the property while planning for a larger, long-term development.
Quotes
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Additional Details
- The action focuses on preserving a historic asset while considering adaptable short-term uses.
- The timeline and specifics of any future development remain under review.
Author's Summary (120–200 characters)
Durham officials pause a major project at the old police HQ, favor selling to Preservation Durham and testing interim uses as plans evolve.
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