the tenants that have been announced are a LCBO store, a Whole Foods Market (the first location in Ottawa), and a 10-screen Empire Theatres movie theatre. After approval by Council of the updated plan in August 2011, the City posted a request for developers to handle the development of 280 residential units and the office building. The request deadline concludes on November 15, 2011. The City has awarded two contracts, totalling $700,000, for engineering services to move the Horticulture Building. In May 2012, the City awarded contracts to proceed with development. The first, to EllisDon to demolish the Coliseum, build a new foundation for the Horticulture Building and excavate and remediate any contaminated soil for $7.5 million. It is expected to be complete by November 2012. A second contract, valued at $6.5 million, to CDS Building Movers, to relocate the Horticulture Building was also awarded. The move is to be complete by March 2013. On June 27, 2013, when Empire Theatres announced they will be selling their theatres to Cineplex Entertainment and Landmark Cinemas, the cinema is at stake. The project could go on under Landmark Cinemas or Cineplex Entertainment or the theatre project could be cancelled. The football and soccer stadium redevelopment was completed in time for the Ottawa Redblacks and Ottawa Fury home openers in July 2014. The urban park, now officially "Lansdowne Park" was opened in August 2014, although some facilities such as the playground and skate park needed further work. The urban park opening included the moved and renovated Horticulture Building. Other proposals Vitally Ottawa – Absolument Ottawa In August 2009, Glebe businessman John E. Martin, made a proposal to build a new stadium and library/cultural centre on city-owned property on Bayview Avenue in Mechanicsville. At Lansdowne Park, Frank Clair Stadium North Stands would be kept and refurbished, the hockey arena retained and the South stands taken down and left down, heritage buildings would be kept in place, renovated and converted into retail and service-related space and the rest of the site greened with a concert shell, horticulture area and outdoor pool. The Bayview site, contaminated from use as a rail yard, would have to be decontaminated. Lansdowne Park Conservancy The Lansdowne Park Conservancy (LPC) proposal and competitive bid was established in March 2010 to provide an alternative option to the sole-sourced OSEG plan. The goal of the LPC is to preserve Lansdowne Park as a