State Fairgrounds could get movie and music studios, shops
The Michigan State Fair Authority is considering leasing unused land on the fairgrounds for retail or movie and music studio space, the Detroit News reports.
The Michigan State Fair Authority is considering leasing unused land on
the fairgrounds for retail or movie and music studio space, the Detroit
News reports.
Excerpt:
Over
the next six months officials will decide whether the plans are a good
fit, said Robert Burns, the Michigan Department of Management and
Budget’s director of government affairs assigned to the authority’s
board.
“We may approve one plan or both or a portion of both,” Burns said. “We are still studying them.”
Read the entire story here.
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