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>The OA News is reporting that the plans for the Shoppes at Capps Farm across I-85 from Lowes and TigerTown have been changed and are going to be brought to the Opelika Planning Commission for approval.

>>The developer as well as the Capps Family Partners have made changes to the plans such as removing walkways and fountains that were originally included in the plans and a subsequent rezoning request, said Opelika Planning Department Director Jerry Kelley.

>>The original concept of an open-air lifestyle center style development now has changed to a main shopping mall area and out-parcel, free-standing businesses style that resembles Tigertown.

>>The requested zoning changes for The Shoppes at Capps Farm would change it from a planned unit development district to a commercial office/retail and gateway corridor district.

>>The revised plans currently include a main shopping area with a theater and two hotel lots.

>>We will continue to update this story as we get reports from the planning commision and other sources.

SOURCE: OANOW

We have very little information about this project other than it is in the planning stages for a brand new skate park to come to Auburn. There is a key contact associated with the project and we are following this one as it develops.

• Key Contact for this project

The Lee County Commission set a budget of $1.4 million Monday for the construction of the Auburn Satellite Office across from the University Village Mall and in front of the Jameson Inn.

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Packet Highlights:

• Drive-thru fast food discussion for Bruno’s parking lot location.
• Bent Creek 7 lot subdivision discussion.
• Waffle House/N. College Info (pdf pg. 40-48)
• New Auburn Bank location info (pdf pg.49-58)

Highlights:

• Auburn Exchange Info

SOURCE: City of Auburn website

Highlights:

• East Lake Subdivision Plans / 73 Lots – Off of Moores Mill
• Sign Regulations
• The Summit Plans (Near Shell Toomer)

SOURCE: City of Auburn website

Celebrate Alabama, a retail, entertainment and attractions destination that will span more than 535 acres along I-85 in Opelika, Ala. Development plans call for a wide range of shopping, dining and amenities with numerous hotels including an indoor water park hotel, and tourism opportunities that would help celebrate the best the state has to offer.

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If you are interested in locating your business in Celebrate Alabama, please contact
Denny Weiss at (561) 981-5252 or email him at dweiss@silverco.com

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SOURCE: City of Auburn website