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City and BOE help reboot plan to turn old JPB campus into senior housing
W.H. Gross Construction’s proposal fell just short of landing federal and state tax credits in 2021
MARTIN RILEY ASSOCIATES-ARCHITECTS PC/special This architect's rendering shows proposed new "cottages" of Bryant's Landing fronting on Stockyard Road and Donnie Simmons Way. Behind them, existing buildings of the former Julia P. Bryant School would be ren
This architect's rendering shows proposed new "cottages" of Bryant's Landing fronting on Stockyard Road and Donnie Simmons Way. Behind them, existing buildings of the former Julia P. Bryant School will be renovated to create other apartments. (MARTIN RILEY ASSOCIATES-ARCHITECTS PC/special)
After developer Bill Gross’ plan fell just short of qualifying in 2021 for tax credits needed to transform the old Julia P. Bryant Elementary School into affordable housing for senior citizens, the Bulloch County Board of Education and Statesboro City Council have taken steps to improve his chances in 2022.
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