CDC leaders foresee less sprawl with Memphis 3.0
The Renaissance at Steele Apartments project at 3085 Steele in Frayser is undergoing at $17.7 million renovation by The Works. Meanwhile Steve Lockwood and Frayser CDC are working on single-family homes in the nearby area.(Mark Weber/Daily Memphian file)
A trio of leaders of community development corporations on "Behind The Headlines" say the long-term Memphis 3.0 land use and development guidelines should give them and others working on nonprofit catalysts more of a voice in how the city grows.
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