Regina city council voted 10-1 in favour of administration’s recommendation to deny a property tax reduction on the the former Capital Pointe site.

Regina city council says it's looking for more details surrounding plans for the former Capital Pointe site from the developers set to puchase the land.

The former Capital Pointe site will remain empty after the Regina Planning Commission pressed paused on allowing a temporary parking lot in its place.

The contentious sale of Regina's vacant Capital Pointe property has fallen through, but there is at least one other interested party still waiting in the wings. 

A Regina judge heard a submission from the current Capital Pointe site bidders, and will issue her decision whether or not to accept one in "the next day or two."

Regardless of which offer is accepted, the sale remains conditional on the City of Regina approving the land to be zoned for a parking lot.

The sale of the Capital Pointe lot is conditional on the City of Regina approving the land to be zoned for a parking lot.

Work backfilling the Capital Pointe hole is complete, and now the city has added $2.3 million to the property owner's taxes.

The price of 1971 Albert Street, the former Capital Pointe site, has dropped from $8.35 million to $2 million.

Crews will be inspecting water valves and lines Tuesday night, then pausing until the weekend to replace a fire hydrant at Albert Street and Victoria Avenue.