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alexs said:
Notice those tree boxes will catch the stormwater running along the curb before it gets to the sewer - that's an example of how some "green streets" elements are simple and inexpensive.
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These have been great to see installed on Gay Street and Town Street in the past. Looks like they're becoming pretty standard issue!
Pickerington_Kyle
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Where is the former car lot of Aubdon Metro Park being located, and whats taking its place?
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jpizzow
580 N. Park St.
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I thought that vacant storage facility on the corner of Main and Front was supposed to be converted to apts. Haven't heard anything lately. The area, and especially the time, is ripe for more apts. No more stick builds though or blank walls facing Front please.
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Bicentennial Plaza lender wins parking ruling, puts site on market
Premium content from Business First by Brian R. Ball, Staff reporter
Date: Friday, May 25, 2012
The note holder that bought the Bicentennial Plaza in Columbus at a sheriff’s auction last year has won a legal victory involving parking spaces serving the building just as it put the downtown property on the market. GLIC Real Estate Holdings LLC of Virginia has hired Continental Realty Ltd. agents Wayne Harer and Clayton Davis to lease an empty 42,665 square feet in the six-story office building at 250 Civic Center Drive. The property had 17,550 square feet available when it fell into foreclosure in 2009.
READ MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/print-edition/2012/05/25/bicentennial-plaza-lender-wins-parking.html
columbusmike
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I wonder if that building is suitable for residential? I also wonder if that means a developer could purchase the building and develop the adjacent surface lot?
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columbusmike said:
I wonder if that building is suitable for residential? I also wonder if that means a developer could purchase the building and develop the adjacent surface lot?
I don't think the current building is(my uncles law office used to be in there) but I do think if someone were to develop the flat parking that apartments would be very appropriate
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