The Market on Mill retail project in Utica is winding down and will be ready for a spring opening.
Village Engineer Kevin Heitz provided an update Thursday on the outdoor retail plaza. Although the project is projected to go 3.5% over budget, Heitz said he’s pleased with the work completed.
“The project as a whole looks good,” Heitz told the Utica Village Board. “Overall, I’m really happy with the final result.”
“The project as a whole looks good. Overall, I’m really happy with the final result.”
— Kevin Heitz, Utica village engineer
The village is building an open-air shopping venue with portable retail stalls modeled after Batavia and Muskegon, Michigan. The majority of the work was paid for through a $1.25 million Rebuild Illinois Downtowns and Main Streets capital grant.
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