Asheville City Council Approves Downtown Business Improvement District Contract
January 15, 2025 - 03:54
On Tuesday, January 14, the Asheville City Council made a significant decision by voting 5-to-1 to authorize the City Manager to finalize a contract with the Asheville Downtown Community Improvement District. This contract is aimed at enhancing the delivery of Business Improvement District (BID) services in the downtown area.
The decision came after a thorough and competitive selection process, ensuring that the best-qualified service provider was chosen to support the city’s goals for downtown development. The Asheville Downtown Community Improvement District will be responsible for various initiatives aimed at improving the overall business environment, enhancing public spaces, and promoting local economic growth.
Council members expressed their enthusiasm for the contract, highlighting its potential to foster a vibrant downtown atmosphere that benefits both businesses and residents alike. This initiative is expected to make a positive impact on the community, driving both foot traffic and economic activity in the heart of Asheville.
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