Husat77

I don't know, fellas. I look at those pictures and see a lot of industrial spies "gallivanting" and "playing with their children."

Would it not make more sense to leave Canal where it is and build over it? Allow traffic to flow through underneath the pedestrians for at least part of the run.

Seeing if anyone who called off sick today is in the pictures....

Is anyone here familiar with the severity of gas emissions or fumes from asphalt production? Maybe I’m out of touch with the realities of property value, but I would pay well for a nice view, and I would pay $0 for a property on which I’m inhaling benzene, sulphur dioxide, etc.

I’m more jealous of those tracks and the train.

Judging by the Google street view from last summer, I'm guessing that it was an unaddressed irrigation leak that cratered the sidewalk. Big puddles between the trees while everything else is dry

Clearly, he’s getting ready to unveil nuCLEus phase 2

Apologies for the bad link. This is indeed about the albatross by Edwins. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/investigations/update-cleveland-housing-court-orders-abandoned-apartment-repairs-after-news-5-investigation

http://Condemned Cleveland building will finally be repaired

It's a waste lot from a demolished building. The tavern already has plenty of its own green space, not to mention the adjacent Green Corp garden.

Church Square Commons Apartments: Age 55+, accepts Section 8 Where would the patrons be able to park?

I'm seeing a lot of beautiful elements, but the transition from strait-laid wood to herringbone to the hexagonal floor pattern and light fixtures seems odd. I have to say that rooms themselves look great.

Not my style, but hopefully it will draw the "inebriation station" types away from the other bars. Keep them in their playpen.

Does anyone here know what kinds of trees they're using?