It is the biggest in-city development in 25 years.
The city of Orlando has given the property greenfield status which means the developer has successfully met the four conditions necessary for a construction start.
Those conditions entailed the demolition of 250 former dormitories and administrative quarters; the management and disposition of the asbestos and lead-based paint in the demolition areas; remediation and removal of the arsenic from the soil on the former golf course; and recycling the demolished buildings by using the crushed concrete aggregate for a filtration trench.
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