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Any rough maps or anything out there for this? I want to see this one!

Its accross the streat from one of the phases in the avenue district. Someone also mentioned in another thread (maybe this one, im too lazy to check) that buildings cant be torn down for a parking lot without a plan for future development? Interesting...

It looks just as much in place as the GM tower in detroit

^Stonebridge people own the viaduct, they want to put a trolley on it. Its really in their hands what they can do with it. We should look at other possibilities in cleveland. Central viaduct is nothing more than a stump, and will soon be eliminated entirely by odot. Rail that crosses at euclid and e 55th is a thought, but thats still active.

But the real question is, will breakfast be served later than McDonalds?

Yeah really why is that house 625? Ill buy it for that much!

"That's because state policy also requires clerks at state license offices to tell people the consequence of not displaying the number: that if they have the number removed, they will have to bring their Social Security card the next time they renew their licenses." And that is why people put their SS# on there in the first place. So they dont have to deal with all the BS in renewing their driver licenses.

In 44060 -Most Expensive- 8954 BOOTH ROAD KIRTLAND HILLS, OH 44060 MLS ID#: 2239629 Price: $3,250,000 6 Bed, 8.5 Bath 61 Acres -Least Expensive- 114 Nebraska Painesville, OH 44060 MLS ID#: 2257127 Price: $53,900 2 Bed, 1 Bath 828 Sq. Ft. 0.17 Acres

Ive actually expiernced much more exteme curves on the interstate, than dead mans curve. The interchange of 79 and 70 in west virginia. I think it is refered to a trumpet style interchange. Anyways the speed limit down there is 70 mph, and as you approach this interchange, it is going down a mountain. The closer you get, the speed limit cuts down to 25 mph (while still going down a mountain), it loops around and under itself so you make a left. Lots of accidents and backups happen there. The jersey barriers are higher than the semi-trailers.

Looks like a custom house ^^ Very nice looking indeed. Probably will cost around the same amout as the custom on jay ave, if not more.

On the 90/2 interchane just on the border of lake county and Cuyahoga county, going 90 east, there actualy is a highway sign that refers to "eastern suburbs". I think it says Highland Hts. Mayfield, Mayfield Hts. So, eastside can be "officialy" that far. I like to think of it as far as either the streets are numbered can be considered east side/west side. On east side that is E 367 st all the way out in willoughby (concidentialy where euclid ave ends). On the west side at W 232 in North Olmstead (i think its the end correct me if im wrong) Another easy split would be westlake furthest point west, and eastlake furthest point east

I say plop this project in E30ish/payne/superior area. It just seems to fit better there, and help boost up chinatown neighborhood with new construction

Let us all speculate how much ice will build up on it, then fall onto pedestrians below.

This is not to ment to be inflamatory in any way, but merely a statement of the way it is. -East Side- Predominatly Black Seemingly Higher Crime Rate The Rich Heights Gets alot of marks for "quality" suburbs eastlake and its (slovenian) painsville and its (mexicans) snowbelt legacy village desolation, lack of rejuvination ethnic enclaves -West Side- Predominatly White Seemingly Lower Crime Rate Lakewood "college town feel" parma and its (polish?) no snow crocker park Rejuvination, new buildings,and revitalization I choose east side, because I am an east sider for life

Lets say all of euclid ave! Probably the buildings that were on public square, thats now a parking lot. The buildings were not that great, but at least it would hem in public square nicely

It will be a cold day in hell before I recognize Missour-ah!

First one looks like Kowloon

Context of road design dictates speed, rather than an abritraty speed limit. Build a road wide, barren, and lack of acticity at its edges, it is a visual suggestion to go fast. Build a road narrow and crap going on everywhere people will slow down.

How in the hell do you make pipes that are made of wood, that seemed to still function to this day?

Like Illinois... minus Chicago. Come see our corn. Enjoy our three time zones! Camden or Gary?Which is worse? Come and find out!

The name Mentor originated in Greek literature — Mentor was the tutor of Telemachus, the son of Odysseus. Other place names in the Western Reserve, including Solon, Euclid and Macedonia, were also inspired by the early Americans' fascination with the ancient world.

I worked way too long in paint for this Come Home to Cleveland Much More than burning Rivers City life, not just for Millionaires

I was watching a PBS special about katrina and it blames wetland loss for a factor that contributed to the intensity of the destruction. The wetlands used to be much larger, and acted as an absorbtion buffer to the storms.

Looks like a well thought out, solid, contextualy correct, infill. The site plan does a good job of repairing street grid. It appears (going by site plan) to be a good example to show other developers to work lare project infill, without turning their backside to whats allready there.

I cant remember a time it hasnt frozen over each year...though at the rate this year is going who knows.