The mall has been on the decline for years, but the city wants to bring the space into the 21st century.
The city is calling the plan "Sunrise Tomorrow" that will transform the Sunrise Mall into a mixed-use space including residential units, office buildings, a hotel, shopping, and entertainment with plenty of green space, parks and bike paths.
The city has been eyeing a similar property in Lakewood, Colorado that changed a dying mall into a mixed-use hub. The full council is visiting there in early April.
The developer, Ethan Conrad Properties, is making amendments to the plan.
The developer's draft has the mall sitting in the center with new retailers like Tilly's and Bath and Body Works and possibly a bowling alley. It also proposes building a Home Depot, fast-food drive-throughs like In-N-Out and childcare facilities.
People CBS13 talked with said any plan is better than how the mall is now, and they hope it will become the place to go for future generations.
The developer is still looking for community input to make changes to the draft and is hosting community meetings.
There is no date on the calendar for when the revised plan will be presented at a city council meeting.
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