The City of Hudson is seeking a qualified developer to rehabilitate and adaptively reuse the historic Dunn Warehouse building, located on the Hudson River waterfront. The project aims to create a vibrant and active space that serves the community and enhances the surrounding area. The developer will be responsible for designing and developing the space, managing its operations, and ensuring its financial sustainability. The City is offering up to $470,000 in reimbursement for costs expended by the developer. Key considerations for the project include the building's historic character, the City's economic development goals, and the need for community engagement and accessibility.
Some key points to consider:
• The Dunn Warehouse building is a historic structure that requires adaptive reuse and rehabilitation.
• The project must align with the City's economic development goals and enhance the surrounding area.
• The developer must demonstrate experience with similar projects and a strong understanding of the local market.
• The project requires community engagement and must be accessible to the public.
• The City is offering reimbursement for costs expended by the developer, up to $470,000.
• The developer must ensure the financial sustainability of the project.
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