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Is zoo still expanding across Washington Street with this development?
The land donated to and sold to The Zoo is separate from the land that Ambrose held onto and got into a legal fight over. The Zoo probably is still planning an expansion, but there were no public specific plans before COVID and whatever was being planned probably got delayed.
Wow how imaginative! A prime piece of land downtown fizzles after multiple attempts at basically nothing. Sad.
The neighborhood will prosper with gentrification and long time residence will be forced out once again. The “we will buy your home’ folks are drooling.