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NATICK Developer Stuart Rothman sent a clear message to the Planning Board on Wednesday night: Work with him on his latest development proposal at the site of a downtown business block destroyed by a raging fire, or he will likely walk away and keep the property in its current vacant state.
Rothman owns the block at 1 South Main St., where an eight-alarm fire destroyed several businesses on July 22, 2019. His latest proposal includes what he called a “Natick pop-up hamlet” that includes 10 separate spaces each 500 square feet that are built off-site, trucked in and joined together, and rented to small retailers and artists. An interior courtyard could potentially serve as space for kiosks and a venue for summer music performances.