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Would a microgrid like this be an important part of a project to build say, a research and design facility? And if it would be, would it be enough to change the mind of a large corporation planning to move said research and design facility to a boring patch of grass in the suburbs?

I know parking downtown is tightening up, but this is ridiculous. Can't they find a garage somewhere?

Nice that the storefronts have been fixed up. I can't see how this concept will work either, but then, there's several improbable business on Larchmere.

Four posts stacked? What is this my mom's instagram? To return to the topic, considering the TC site was in play until recently, the announcement feels like a play for cleanup incentives. If they wanted Brecksville, they could have it.

I wonder if sailors look at this kind of thing the way I look at the stupid pedalcabs with the drunk people blocking the bike lane.

One of my favorite things about Larchemere is the view looking west. On a clear day, Terminal Tower rises up in the center of the street in the distance. It gives you a real sense of the connection to downtown from the East Side.

It was a real Cleveland institution, you could park your car, get a payday loan, and then get a sandwich. It's a shame we can't preserve our historic parking garages.

NEO-Trans name dropped on NPR this morning. @KJP is going viral! That's how the internet works, right?

That's not a very nice way to describe lawyers. Seriously though. If the Justice Center goes on Public Square how much of the Weston lots would it require?

If the JC goes the the Jacobs lot, could/would the complex extend to the Weston lots as well, or is that just wishful thinking?

Me, every time I open this thread.

Must have had two windows open, no idea? I was mostly just annoyed to open a thread I was excited about to find no new information. Which is to say, back to the topic.

I hope this is tall enough to block the view for the people in the hideous Bergen Village condos so then everyone moves out and then they have to tear them down and build something that doesn't look like it belongs in the suburbs.

Before it was Pizza Pan it was the Silver Fox, which one can assume was a strip club for men with mature tastes. That said, it's a testament to the market for expensive condos that this project is going up between a welding shop and a heroin treatment facility within a couple hundred feet of the highway.

Is there any word on a tenant for the building?

New York garage rock record company moving to Franklin Castle and Screw Factory Updated Jun 5, 10:48 PM; Posted Jun 5, 4:51 PM By Michael Sangiacomo, The Plain Dealer [email protected] CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Norton Records of Brooklyn, N.Y., plans to open an office in the renowned Franklin Castle and move its record warehouse into the Screw Factory in Lakewood. https://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2018/06/new_york_garage_rock_record_company_moving_to_franklin_castle_and_screw_factorycompany.html#incart_m-rpt-2

Surprising new tenant for the Franklin Castle: NORTON RECORDS IS M-M-M-OVING ! BIG TIME FIRST FLASH- NORTON'S ON THE MOVE DEPT. Well gang, the plans are in place- Norton's move is set for late summer -- our "operations" will head west to beautiful Cleveland, Ohio. Our main office will remain in Brooklyn, but the warehouse, Norton Record Rendezvous record shop, and our fabulous partnership with our friends at Franklin Castle will keep us on the road and very busy through the our Autumn launch there and as we set up to fly in the new year. Stay tuned for developments and new releases -- and if you can, help us spread the gospel as we give all things Norton a giant push in my old stomping grounds by Lake Eerie. This is a little (lot) scary, but no scarier than a night at beautiful and ethereal Franklin Castle- ha ha - see you all there. Love you all very, very much. CRANK THIS UP!! Please share-- full story on the way! Thank you Marty O! https://www.facebook.com/miriam.linna/posts/10155255567382016

I'd love to hear what credentials are neccesary for someone to be an artist. Like, really an artist.

The Constantino's is supposed to be going into the old Olney Art Gallery building and the adjacent building. I read all about it here: http://bit.ly/2DxvKcy.

Wake me up when Sam McNulty starts to support the arts in Cleveland a tenth as much as Scott Mueller. Back on topic, the demolition listed above will be devastating for that intersection. It's already has the AIT spaceship on the other side of the street killing density, and the backside of the Masonic isn't helping either. That stretch is one of the worst for drivers pulling out of curb cuts blindly on pedestrians and cyclists.

The problem is that both sides of the street are bad there.

And here I opened the thread expecting another vaguely related post about drilling in the parking lot. Is this type of funding deal common in other cities? It's a fascinating proposal, I imagine it is not a new thing.

While it would be a big footprint, a driving range would be a hole in one with the crowd that is starting to coalesce around FEB. Though I'm not exactly sure what you do at a driving range in the winter. It kind of requires a big open window to hit gold balls out of. https://topgolf.com/assets/uploads/gallery/west-chester/playing-bay-topgolf-west-chester-01.jpg