WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Warner Robins City Council voted Monday to move forward with major parts of its downtown redevelopment plan, including a $500,000 property purchase, demolition approvals, and infrastructure upgrades in the Commercial Circle area .

City leaders approved the purchase of 1001 Young Avenue, a property slated for demolition to make room for new development. The site sits in the heart of the downtown district and is a central piece of what officials call “Operation Reawaken,” a long-term plan to revitalize Commercial Circle into a mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly destination.

“This is all part of the live-work-play community we're building at Commercial Circle,” Mayor LaRhonda Patrick said. “The building that currently is there will come down. If it's movable and use

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