Summary
The Embassy project will include 125 public parking spaces downtown, with the Village getting a 35% share of parking revenue. The IDA got an early heads-up because the public benefit is large enough to require a special deviation from its usual rules.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
The Village gains 125 public parking spaces and 35% of parking revenue, at an $8.2 million cost borne by the project.
Downtown visitors, shoppers, and drivers who gain public parking in the village center.
About 13 existing parking spaces on Marvin Place will be lost to accommodate fire department access.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Industrial Development Agency - Mar 11, 2026
The Embassy project will include 125 public parking spaces downtown, with the Village getting a 35% share of parking revenue. The IDA got an early heads-up because the public benefit is large enough to require a special deviation from its usual rules.
Board of Trustees - Mar 2, 2026
The Embassy Theater project will include about 125 public parking spaces downtown, with the village collecting 35% of parking revenue without maintaining the garage. Trustees called it the most important project for revitalizing downtown.
Related development
Embassy Project
This is the village's biggest current project — new housing, retail, and public parking downtown — but floodplain, traffic, and parking-allocation questions remain open.
Embassy Theater public parking (128-158 North Main Street)
Downtown gains 125 public parking spaces in the heart of Main Street, which trustees say will help revitalize the retail corridor.
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