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Two guys actually robbed the sportszone recently and set it on fire. They're in the process of cleaning things up right now so it's temporarily closed. I'm in Coshocton all the time so I plan to add some pics to this thread when I have a chance.

It doesn't look like any work is done there at all :)

I actually put the link on my desktop so I can watch it over and over again. Stewart really did destroy Bennett. I love every minute of it.

Whenever you start a big project involving many different organizations the first few years is spent hashing out the details so you can't expect much to happen during those years. I'm sure the city has benchmarks in their plan that they plan to meet at certain points during the project. There are probably some assumptions as well. You can't possibly take everything into consideration so maybe they won't reach 10,000 units but having lofty goals is never a bad idea. Personally, I think it's bad to be too realistic because it kills your motivation. As someone else mentioned any number of things could happen causing a drastic decline or boom in population. You have to go with the facts you have now and leave some things up to assumption.

There was an O'Neil's in Coshocton where Peebles is today.

I agree with that last post. They should have to have some sort of "net gain" based on the median number of jobs they have had over a certain period of time, like 5 years or something.

I'll do Coshocton 43812 (my hometown) since someone already did New Albany. Most expensive: $595,000 MLS#1393603 Least Expensive: $14,900 MLS#1400787 There is another listing in 43812 that's $750,000 but that includes a house and 124 acres (could be commercial) so I didn't include that one.

is that you bob brenly? haha....not quite. I didn't make it past t-ball

From Coshocton now living in Westerville

I just cheked that site. One house is for sale.. The guy is asking for 70 million..lol Property Address: 5850 Raiders Rd (old RT 16) Motivated Seller!Back on Market.Prior Buyer contract failed subsequent to death of partner.Across fr... Sq. Footage: 0 Bedrooms: 0 Bathrooms: 0 Year Built: Asking Price: $70,000,000 Contact Email: [email protected] Offered By: Jonathan Evans, (614)540-6673, RE/MAX Metropolitan, (614)540-6673 I used to be an agent at that brokerage and this listing is vacant land out near where The Longaberger Company is located in Northern Muskingum County. The price is actually $7,000,000. It's also listed on this site... http://www.columbusohiohome.com/html/fs_pol.html