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The vote marks a pivotal decision for the future of the center.
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The Paristown Preservation Trust and neighborhood leaders have yet to agree on a deal providing concessions to those living near the planned $167 million redevelopment in Paristown Pointe.
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Neighbors are hopeful, but some are still expressing concern about the latest plan.
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Amid a funding dispute with Metro government's chosen developer, members of the Paristown Pointe Neighborhood Association and the German-Paristown Neighborhood Association raised the idea Wednesday of dividing the 10-acre site and involving multiple developers.
The empty building sits at 810 Barret Avenue. Monday, an open house was held where people could see proposals from two different developers.
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Deadlines set by Mayor Greg Fischer’s administration and its developer have come and gone. City officials quietly amended their agreement with Marian for a second time this summer, giving the company until the end of the year to decide if it wants to pursue the project.
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The Marian Group's plan for the Barret Avenue site no longer includes a Family Scholar House complex, but it's not known what else is envisioned.