The city intends to put the Linden complex up for sale so hopefully it can be used in a non-recreational capacity, said Derek McCain, community development specialist with the city.
“We’ve had people express interest in redeveloping the building,” he said.
Dayton city commissioners had the first reading of legislation that will remove the Linden Center from the city's public commons plan. An architect who owns property nearby said he would like to redevelop the site, but declined to share specific plans.
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