Demolition of Former Health Department Building and Parking Lot Conversion
Toledo
Summary
The city plans to demolish the obsolete 73-year-old health department building at 701 Cherry Street using a state Brownfield grant and $2.7 million in CIP funds, then build a 200-space employee parking lot to save on downtown parking costs.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Total project cost of approximately $2.7 million with projected annual parking savings of $180,000.
City employees and taxpayers benefiting from reduced downtown parking expenditures.
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City Council - Agenda Review for the Meeting of Toledo City Council - Aug 18, 2026
The city plans to demolish the obsolete 73-year-old health department building at 701 Cherry Street using a state Brownfield grant and $2.7 million in CIP funds, then build a 200-space employee parking lot to save on downtown parking costs.
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