Council Approves $1 Million in Funding for Medical Office Building Project: Iowa City Daily News Links, June 20

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Gregg Hennigan of the Gazette writes that the Iowa City city council has approved nearly $1 million in funding for a medical office building in the Towncrest urban renewal district.

Mitchell Schmidt of the Iowa City Press-Citizen writes that the city council has set hearing dates to hear public input on funding the Moen high-rise tower.

Schmidt also writes that the second Costco in the state is set to open up in Coralville.

Hayley Bruce of the Gazette writes that the city has ceased its 24-hour vigil at the Iowa City Landfill fire site.

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The money will go to MDK Development, a group of local developers, for a 14,850-square-foot building planned for the corner of Muscatine Avenue and William Street in the Towncrest neighborhood in eastern Iowa City.

City officials say the project fits with their goal of revitalizing that neighborhood.

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