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YouTubedispatch.com wroteFULL ARTICLENorth Market faces $1 million fix-up bill
The North Market experience can stay with you sometimes.
That lingering, vaguely exotic smell -- the telltale sign of a North Market lunch for Downtown office workers -- would be blown away as part of a $1 million set of improvements being negotiated between market officials and their landlords at City Hall.
Officials are discussing who should pay for what at the turn-of-the-century building, owned by Columbus and leased for $1 a year to the not-for-profit North Market Development Association.
A recently approved capital budget for the city includes $250,000 for repairs at the market. Joel Taylor, Columbus Finance and Management director, said the money will be applied toward a list that includes a ventilation upgrade, brickwork, electrical work, painting, concrete patching and roof repairs.
"It's nowhere near what's really needed there," he said.
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I love the smell when I'm there...the problem comes when I come back to work and smell like Serefino's pizza oven.
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