The Metro: Community members are helping shape DCFC’s new Corktown stadium
Nine members — chosen by residents, city council, and developers — will meet with the DCFC team over the coming months to hammer out how this project can benefit the neighborhood.
A DCFC banner hanging on the Southwest Detroit Hospital property in Corktown where the club plans to build a stadium.
Soccer fans know a pitch as the field where the game begins. Now Detroit City Football Club is building a new one in Corktown and they’re also making a pitch to neighbors.
Under Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance, big projects like this one must work with residents to address community concerns.
That’s where the Neighborhood Advisory Council comes in. Nine members — chosen by residents, city council, and developers — will meet with the team over the coming months to hammer out how this project can benefit the neighborhood.
Producer Jack Filbrandt sat down with Detroit Documenters Robert De’Andrea and Noah Kincade to learn more about the Neighborhood Advisory Council and what’s at stake for residents.
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