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City allows Columbia's skyline to grow — with a project already in mind

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Earlier this week, the Columbia City Council unanimously passed a measure on Tuesday, April 1, lifting the 75-foot height restriction on new buildings in the Innovista District, allowing downtown structures
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City allows Columbia's skyline to grow — with a project already in mind

Earlier this week, the Columbia City Council unanimously passed a measure on Tuesday, April 1, lifting the 75-foot height restriction on new buildings in the Innovista District, allowing downtown structures

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