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Mixed-use 114-acre development on the west side of Delaware moves forward "A nationwide home builder’s plan to construct more than 650 homes across an 114-acre mixed-use development is moving forward in Delaware. Maronda Homes is aiming to build 655 homes as part of a residential and commercial development named “Donovan Farms” on a 114-acre site next to Boulder Park, east of South Section Line Road and west of Houk Road. Plans call for Donovan Farms to yield up to 655 homes, including 255 single-family lots on 74 acres and 360 multi-family units on 38 acres. The development would also be home to 10 acres of commercial development and 32 acres of green space." https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/delaware-county/mixed-use-100-acre-development-moves-forward-in-delaware/amp/

There's a tiny bit more about the specific dock in here:

Wood framing rising at River Park of Dublin on Hayden Rd

Snatched some more from the North Market since there was no sun to deal with

Office building at Astor Park

Couple quick ones from Thurber Village

Arena District apartments

Few more looks at Jaeger Square

Snatched a few more of the new UACC yesterday while at Kingsdale

Progress check at Gravity Greenhouse And a quick one of future restaurants across McDowell

You were right about Big Carl! From the Delaware Gazette: "At an “Intel on Intel” event held last week, a planning consultant not associated with the company told a Sunbury audience that equipment working at the site includes “Carl,” the world’s largest crane, which is twice the height of the Statue of Liberty." https://www.delgazette.com/2024/02/07/intel-marks-2-years-at-ohio-one/

Quick progress check at the Langham project on Chambers Rd

Vertical construction starting this week on phase one at Grant

Snatched a couple quick ones of the new townhomes on 3rd near Spring

CMHA approves $100 million for apartment financing, including second phase of River & Rich "River & Rich apartments in Franklinton should begin in the next several months after the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority board recently authorized a $47.5-million bond sale to help finance the development. The second phase will be 234 apartments units with commercial space. That new phase expansion will sit on the property that once held the housing authority's 11-story Sunshine Terrace tower. The property could also accommodate a third phase of the development." https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2024/02/05/river-rich-apartments-in-franklinton-to-begin-second-phase/72480554007/

A little earlier heading east on Broad

Assembling at Assembly!

More from Mt Carmel West

Couple hours ago at the new UACC

Downtown Ramp Up from W. Mound St

Progress check at the Roby Development on Third ....

Orange barrels are up on Marconi as the Front/Marconi two way conversion project continues to ramp up

Passing under the new I-71 SB flyover ramp From 315 NB

Nice progress at Thomas Worthington HS

Quick one from High and Morse while I was stopped at the light