With an assessment of capital needs that could exceed $10 million, the new owners of Shaker Square have now expanded their priority checklist beyond three original items.

In no specific order, those were “roofs, roofs and roofs,” consultant Terri Hamilton Brown told the Shaker Square Alliance last year as the capital needs assessment was still being compiled.

Those replacements will still top the list, although the priorities will also include facade improvements, electrical and HVAC upgrades, lighting, parking lots and awnings, Burten Bell Carr Development Executive Director Joy Johnson said in a recent update to the Shaker Square Alliance.