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Every lakefront plan always seems to have Burke remaining as an airport. Has there even been a lakefront plan without the Burke property as an airport?

I'm sure the city can find a nice office for her elsewhere.

^ So Burke remains as an airport with an office park on the west side of the property? Is the land suitable for buildings of that size? And would the FAA be OK with all those buildings so close to the runway?

Better airport meaning what - a few flights to Detroit or Cincy? I think more pressing need is for CLE to become a better airport.

Mayor Bibb’s Town Hall is tonight from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. https://clevelandnorthcoast.com/

“We have no current plans for the land due to the high interest rate and elevated material / labor cost environment.” - IRG Partner Richard Brown

^ They don't look like they are on the verge of falling down.

True. Keeping those jobs downtown would be good for the food, beverage and other establishments in the vicinity.

And perhaps vulnerability at that location. Homeland Security would probably favor a more bunker-like facility.

And they will need to bring in a few consultants to evaluate potential locations.

We're on a mission from God.

Put the police HQ and jail on Transport Rd site.

My dad was born in Joliet. As kids, we used to go there for a week every summer to visit his family. We loved when he drove over one of the bridges and we'd hear the sound of the tires on the metal surface. Glad the Rialto is still there. I saw a few movies there.

^ Thread is Brecksville: Sherwin- Williams Research & Development Center

Thanks @BoomerangCleRes and @DO_Summers . Playhouse Square rarely does anything half-*ssed, so these should look pretty sharp once they are installed and operational.

Yes, more contrast would be better. I'm not very fond of the purple. And there seems to be too much yellow/gold, especially for State.

Are those other names permanent or could they eventually be replaced by more generous donors?

There are lots of parties involved - ODOT, Amtrak, FAA, Rock Hall, Science Center, Haslam/Browns, Army Corps of Engineers and probably a few more. So yes, @Htsguy it could be a recipe for disaster.

Point taken. Cleveland had a young and energetic mayor in the 70s. How did that turn out?

I didn't care for the renderings of the Rock Hall expansion. I'm glad it's on hold.

Or else build parking decks that don't look like parking decks.

Having a young, energetic mayor is reason to be a little more optimistic about something finally happening.

At my previous place of employment, they like to use the term "deliverable".

But Belichick only had one winning season during his tenure with the Browns.

What a difference a year makes. Things were looking pretty good a year ago for new development downtown. Now, not so rosy.