Moser said the mixed-use building is expected to be done in September or October of 2018.

Four contiguous and worn structures spanning nearly an acre at the site already had been razed to make way for the development. Work had stalled for several months, and Moser said he could not discuss details with inquiring neighbors while talks with Children’s were underway.

Moser’s earlier plan for about 2,500 square feet of commercial space on the ground level has grown to about 5,000. About 1,000 square feet remains for a retailer on the west end. Moser hopes to secure a service provider, such as a dry cleaners, that would cater to the needs of apartment tenants.

The reconfiguration of the ground level means a loss of 10 interior parking garage stalls, but Moser said he and Children’s have worked out a shared parking arrangement to make up for stalls lost.

Unchanged, Moser said, is the plan for 65 apartments on the upper levels.

The project has been in the public eye since late 2015, when Sage Capital, then about a year old, started to assemble the parcels along Dodge.

City officials have approved up to $1.8 million in tax-increment financing for the nearly $11 million project.