The Berkman Plaza II building along the riverfront is scheduled for implosion, and News4JAX has now learned that a developer wants to put the tallest skyscraper in the city in that spot.
The city learned a lot from the last implosion of the old city hall building three years ago. It was then that several storefronts and other businesses in the area were damaged from the blast.
“The city has agreed as soon as the site is cleared, they will file a lien and we will have 90 days to resolve that lien,” Beeler said.
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