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Add to that, Downtown Warren has added three new restaurants in the past few weeks/months, including some very upscale places like a steakhouse and a winery. plus the existing brewery, restaurants, amphitheater, and bars, downtown warren is seeing some very good changes!

People (in my opinion, incorrectly) define gentrification as neighborhood change

Was there any sense that this project would address the entire width of the street? Or just the center lanes? There are a lot of mismatched streetscaping elements and dead trees or empty tree pits along the length of superior

Zoning item on the agenda for December 2 for the market square project Edit: text: Calendar No. 19-279: 2021 W. 25th Street Ward 3 Kerry McCormack 20 Notices Ohio City Legacy LLC, owner, proposes to establish for mixed use for parking garage, 290 residential dwelling units and event space in a K4 Limited Retail Zoning District and an Urban Form Overlay District. The owner appeals for relief from the strict application of the following sections of the Cleveland Codified Ordinances: 1. Section 348.04(d)(1)(A) which states that an 8' maximum front yard setback is permitted;12 feet 3 inches are proposed. 2. Section 348.04(d)(1)(B) which states that a 6 foot maximum is allow and the proposed setback on secondary street frontage is more than 6 feet. 3. 348.04(d)(1)(D) which states that a 3 foot minimum rear yard is required and 2 feet 7 inches are proposed. 4. Section 348.04(d)(2)(A) which states that the build-out is less than 80% and a minimum of 3.5 feet tall masonry street screening is required and none is proposed. 5. Section 348.04(d)(2)(B) which states that 100% min. secondary street frontage build-out required and approximately 40% is proposed. 6. Section 348.04(d)(5)(A) which states that a 3 foot minimum depth and 3.5 foot tall masonry screening is required on Lorain Ave and none is proposed. (Filed October 31, 2019)

A “campus” that has multi story buildings

It will be built on the opportunity corridor at East 79

If 1. Ken has enough info to announce something and 2. we saw boring machines on public square/Weston lot just yesterday, can we logically assume that public square/Weston lot is therefore the winner? They wouldn’t be boring there if SW knew it was going to build on the river

An astonishingly small amount of cleveland and downtown are covered by the City's form-lite overlays. You can see them here: http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/gis/cpc/basemap.jsp?command=larger The Horseshoe is not covered by the overlay.

It was adopted. What it is is an urban core overlay, a district which provides additional regulations that are form-like. Requirements include 70% of the first floor being an “active use”, no maximum floor area ratios, requirements for main pedestrian entrances, transparent windows, no required parking, etc

Check out the Oct 18 city of cleveland planning commission meeting for images: http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/drcagenda/2019/10182019/index.php

I don’t know of any in greater cleveland, but N Grant Street in Columbus night be similar. (N Grant and East 7th Ave)

@surfohio, if you want an idea of what this project may look like, google euclid’s waterfront improvement plan, if you haven’t seen it before.

Transportation for livable communities initiatives grant

This is a TLCI plan at heart, so there are a limited number of high-quality consultants that can be chosen. It cannot just be accomplished by the engineer and army corps.

Thunderbird was the marketing name for a vision plan by the owner of the entire Scranton peninsula. They sold off chunks of Scranton peninsula to developers to actually build things. One chunk was sold to NRP group for this development.

http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/brd/detailDR.php?ID=3315&CASE=DF 2019-070 cases database

Are you kidding... JACK CASINO PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE Return to Case List | Start Over | Print Report (PDF format) Project Information Downtown/Flats Case # DF 2019-070 Address:Jack Casino / May Company Garage Company:Jack Entertainment Architect:Nelson Description: The proposed construction of a new pedestrian bridge over Ontario Street. edit: mods, please move if appropriate

It happens everywhere. See Millennial Tower in Columbus or the Convention Center Hotel in Pittsburgh or the skyhouse tower in cincinnati

That was my thought as well...there would have been a much larger community discussion if local legislation passed.

Hapsburg? Or Haussmann?

Agreed, I do not know of a legal mechanism for this. I’d be very curious, because that is a best practice communities nationwide would want to know about

Louisville’s hard rock is significantly closer to a proposed Cincy hard rock. And Pittsburgh is significantly closer to cleveland than a proposed cincy hard rock. There’s no reason that these two wildly different markets couldn’t co-exist

The data being used in this analysis is slightly incorrect right now. It comes from LEHD data that recent added 2016 and 2017, but does not include federal workers for those two years. So data for 2016 and 2017 should probably not be included.

In KJP’s words, patience...

If I remember correctly, they said the sign would be projected onto the garage, but don’t quote me