Summit Street

Clintonville - North High Street Corridor Market Study and Action Plan from 1999 http://knowlton.osu.edu/library/files/ClintonvilleMarketStudy.pdf

excellent!

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sorry to hear about the bad news cleveland, i'll drink some great lakes this weekend to help

yes, if there is anything drivers need, it is more distractions. :lol: i still hate odot

yay! :D ...and there was an article recently saying dublin plans to build a huge office park (no plans for anyone to move in yet) at 33 and post rd, which will add even more to the traffic: ARTICLE DELETED

so what exactly do they do at the convention, anyone know?

so the columbus destroyers arena football team is 1-13 this year. i bet nationwide arena is haunted by all the prisoners that died in the old state pen. it seems like any team that uses the place is terrible, and the other columbus teams are good or at least decent

:x fuckin' shit, damnit, bastards!

well that answers the question in http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?topic=2770.0 good news!

any word yet about the neighborhood map idea?

^yeah, my joke was terrible. but that happens sometimes. GO BUCKS!

i heard maurice clarett decided to play for youngstown state now, and also rejoined the buckeyes. he'll play for both teams in the game...

here's the next batch... Gateway tenant list grows with restaurants, bar, bath shop Thursday, May 05, 2005 Tracy Turner THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH Eddie George may have played football in Tennessee and Texas, but his heart remains in Columbus. The former Ohio State University standout and 1995 Heisman Trophy winner yesterday made official his plans to develop a restaurant in the OSU-area South Campus Gateway project. Three other tenants new to the project - Lave, a bath store, Pesto Creative Italian Bistro and the Skye Bar - also were added to the tenant list. In doing so, they helped the project reach midfield in terms of spaced leased by Campus Partners, Gateway's developer. George said he will open Eddie George's Grille 27 - named for the number he wore at OSU - in a building at Chittenden Avenue and N. High Street just in time for the start of OSU's fall quarter. He said he wanted to give back to the university that has given so much to him. His restaurant makes a total of 11 retailers announced that will lead the retail development, Gateway's developers said yesterday. More at http://www.dispatch.com

once word got out that grasscat wanted info, the groups decided to get going on it...and yay! ARTICLE DELETED

yes, grandview is outside of city limits. the only places in columbus that allowing smoking would be private clubs, so if spagio cellar was in columbus, it would be banned. (kinda neat how i guessed grandview, eh? that place was the first thing that came to mind...the windows have large words on them saying Cigars Beer and Wine, or something like that..)

^i can say for sure that i won't be going to the ugla tuna saloona...anyways, here's the next one in Eddie George new Gateway tenant Wednesday, May 04, 2005 Tracy Turner THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH A former Ohio State University football standout and Heisman Trophy winner is expected to open a restaurant bearing his name in a new OSU campus-area retail development. Two sources close to the project said running back Eddie George, most recently of the Dallas Cowboys, will open a sports-themed restaurant at the South Campus Gateway complex on N. High Street. The restaurant would be George's second; the first, the Eddie George Sports Grille, is in Nashville, Tenn. That restaurant is described as featuring an eclectic menu, offering salads, pastas, steaks and chicken wings, according to its Web site. The Gateway project includes 225,000 square feet of retail space with about 35 entertainment venues, restaurants, shops and service businesses. The Gateway project will include about 180 apartments and a parking garage with 1,200 spaces. Major retail tenants include a Barnes & Noble bookstore and an eight-screen art cinema operated by Drexel Theatres Group. Tenants announced so far include Happy Greek, Finish Line, Mad Mex, Panera Bread, Pot Belly Sandwich Works and Ugly Tuna Saloona. More at http://www.dispatch.com

bah! i'll just have to hope that those six counties will merge with other ones next to them...

^hmm, what was the place? was it in grandview or another place outside of city limits?

but only to find out how to get away from there?

hmm.... i'm kyle, 22 years old. i like pizza, urbanity, ohio... and courthouse architecture. i used to go around taking pictures everywhere in ohio but i don't anymore because i dont have a car to drive....and have no intention of getting another one

^ :lol: (not at the denting incedent)

ah, dayton and the confusing courthouses. what a notion.

um, yay?

whoa, i didn't realize devou was closed at dark...(when i went there at dark there were other people there too) and nobody came after me.