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A coalition of roughly 25 businesses say they’re willing to file an injunction against the project.
The Stephen Avenue Revitalization Project is expected to take years to complete.
The project’s initial vision was first approved in 2021 .
Business owners were only given access to detailed final drawings for the street-level plans on June 10 .
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