Plant City Farm & Flea Market Newsletter for April 01, 2015
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Customer Free Parking Pass & the dealer/vendor special is at the bottom of this page.
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Plant City, Fl. — Plans for a new shopping center in North Plant City could move forward as early as this winter, and developers aim to have the new retail sites done by August 2016, according to county officials. The property is located on what is now The Plant City Farm & Flea Market.
Ferris Waller owner of the property, would only sell if the new center was named The Grand Flea Mall. Reports are that the sale price was $21.3 million dollars. Mr. Waller said that he can now afford to buy a new set of teeth, and a casket for the hereafter. The project, called The Grand Flea Mall at North Plant City, will include a movie theater, restaurants, grocery store and retail shops in north Plant City, on Sam Allen Rd between Hwy 39 & Hwy 39A. Project plans and an application for a land use permit were submitted to the county earlier this year, according to county planner Dennis Iknowitall. The county also is processing “mass grading” permits for the project, meaning there will be complete preparation for building, including demolition of a handful of homes, said Sammie Willis, assistant director of the county Department of Community Development. All exiting buildings will be removed. A spokesman for the County has said that there will be a celebration next week at County Center for the good news that they will no longer have to deal with Mr. Waller Construction on the 40 acres project will start near the end of August, if all appropriate permits are approved, said Richard Hoping of Gititdone Construction, a Yeehaw Junction based company contracted with the project developer, Tennessee based Goferit Properties. Work will include demolition of existing buildings, utility work, grading and stormwater construction, according to bids on the Gititdone Construction website. No tenants have been named for the development, and representatives from Goferit Properties did not return phone calls for comments. Below are some drawings of what the new project could look like. <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <>
That's all folks, I've got a headache from thinking up that mess.
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J. D. Lewis & his wife Zetha will be playing again at the Plant City Flea Market April 1st 2015 9am to 12 noon
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