The pacts set the stage for Atlanta to issue some $15 million intax allocation bonds that will benefit projects in the Westside TaxAllocation District, according to published reports. The projectsinclude hundreds of new condominiums, two grocery stores and adowntown business park. Bond proceeds will pay for infrastructureimprovements in the project area.

The projects include Museum Tower, a condominium underconstruction on the north end of Centennial Olympic Park;Northyards Business Park near North Avenue and Northside Drive;Centennial Market, a retail center on Centennial Olympic ParkDrive; Atlanta Centennial House, a 101-unit condominium underconstruction on Williams Street; and 123 Luckie St., a condoproject completed in 1999. Centennial Market is to be anchored by aKroger grocery store.

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