What you should know:
1. The neurosurgeons plan to build a 13,000-square-foot medical office building and surgery center on the land, which sold for nearly $800,000.
2. The center would employ between eight and 10 people and would see up to 20 patients a day.
3. The neurosurgeons’ proposal beat a bid from a group of local real estate developers who wanted to build apartments on the land.
While the apartments would’ve built needed housing, the Urban Development Department had already developed a deal with the neurosurgeons. At least one member of the council didn’t want to undermine UDD’s efforts.
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