The city’s contribution will help one of Elizabeth Place’s largest medical tenants retain about $4.2 million in payroll, according to city documents.
In 2014, the complex’s ownership announced plans to invest $2.8 million into the campus for improvements related to parking, signage, entry doors and common areas. The city approved $450,000 in funding for the project, which sought to retain 700 jobs and expand payrolls by 200 within three years.
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