Cleburger

Truth. You can't even carry a purse into a NFL game. You have to have a clear plastic bag.

Update from Jenny Spencer's assistant (though not in her ward) about the proposed gas station on the old CVS property at Madison and West Blvd. I am reaching out to share an important reminder about the gas station proposal at the former CVS property at 10022 Madison Ave (Madison Ave & West Blvd). REMINDER: The gas station proposal at the former CVS property at 10022 Madison Ave (BZA Calendar No. 24-024) will be on the May 6th, 2024 BZA Agenda. I (Joe Naser) will be in attendance at the meeting in person to represent the Ward 15 Council office. We encourage residents to express their views on the proposal in either written form or verbally at the meeting (which will be hybrid in-person/virtual). Please be advised: Feedback is due to BZA by 12PM on Friday, May 3. The agenda item is Calendar No. 24-024. Please cite this number in your correspondence. If you have already submitted a letter, we recommend reaching out to [email protected] and confirm that your letter remains on record. If you would like to speak at the BZA meeting, please indicate so when emailing [email protected] or calling 216-664-2580. If you would like the Webex link to attend virtual and speak, please also request this link [email protected]. Please cc: Councilmember Jenny Spencer ([email protected]) and Neighborhood Planner Nate Lull ([email protected]). Please share this information with any and all who are interested in this case. If you have questions, feel free to contact me at 216-664-4235 or at [email protected]. You can also contact the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) [email protected] or at 216-664-2580.

I was there. My grandmother was honored that day as a World War II vet and former nurse at this very airdock at Fulton.

Makes me sad. Cleveland was like the 5th largest city in the country and a leader in the aviation universe. If I were mayor today I wouldn't be talking about getting rid of Burke Lakefront. I would be promoting Cleveland and it's unique downtown airport to aviation technology companies to use a a test bed for the coming-soon VTOL/electric taxi business.

They cater to the suburban crowd with ample parking. Plus its a non-union house for labor, so they can undercut the downtown convention center.

Stadiums do not make for good convention venues. They are too big, and the ceilings too high. However, convention centers attached to stadiums make great ancillary space for large scale events (NCAA championshipes, national political conventions, etc).

Even better when they are parked in bumper to bumper traffic because a truck load of lettuce flipped over on the I5...

I'm in Nashville for work for the week and it's a $hitshow here. If ever a town needed a good rail transit system, this is it. And from talking to the locals there is no political will or interest. Hopefully some of the minimal TOD on the RTA system generates interest and gets people on the trains with a voice to demand improvements in Cleveland.

If actually completed it will be HUGGGGEEEE

Or a Fazios? in all seriousness, I think Dave's does a good job in the "urban" format. They would do a great job in downtown Lakewood and compliment the Lucky's/Daves at 116th/Clifton.

I'm in Nashville for work and can hear the Lakewood NIMBY block club panties bunching up from here.

Along with "The Greyhound," a 30 story neo-deco apartment tower.

Sounds like a great reason to put up a couple more 30 story dorm towers on campus!

KJP, ever the resource! Thank you!

I thought I saw the tickets are all sold out. Sold out within an hour on the first day.

I can't imagine what would be so out of sorts from the original engineering that they would have to close the river?

I weep for our future, as we become a country of hermits, hiding in our basements on zoom calls, ordering tchotchke via Amazon, food via Door Dash, all while polishing our AR-15's in the gun locker. It should be stressed that this is largely an American problem. People in Europe, Asia and Australia are still more likely to go to work in an office, shop in malls, and get out and interact with fellow humans.

People let's not forget Sherwin Williams has ANOTHER HQ going up in Cleveland. Current progress on the Sherwin Williams Corporate Aviation HQ at CLE. 😜 (sorry for the poor pic quality through my windshield!)

I think they would have to allow vehicle access as there are loading docks and parking entrances off there.

This to me is a home run. There has to be some clever developer and city employees who can figure out a public/private scheme to make this happen? Maybe the city gives the land for free, and gets the building for $1 after 50 years? Something along the lines of the County HQ building deal?

Cleveland used to have quite the cover band scene. It has slowly gone away since the 1990s. What would it take to jump start this again? Figure out how to pay musicians a decent wage for playing these gigs. Nashville musicians are pros--that's all they do.

At 5th/Broadway most are visitors except on game nights. Most locals don't want to go near that mayhem. As an aside, I just looked it up and was surprised to learn there are 20,000 + residents in Nashville downtown and the Gulch.

Residential would be amazing--I was once upgraded to the Presidential Suite at the Marriott there years ago. Four bedrooms, grand piano and I could have probably seen Cleveland on a clear day...

I don't know where you're pulling this from, but it's not accurate. Taylor Swift wasn't there on April 25--she is there three nights in November: https://www.lucasoilstadium.com/events-tickets/ It also looks as though it's pulling convention center events. For instance Brick Fest Live is actually in Exhibit Halls D & E of the convention center: https://www.icclos.com/event/brick-fest-live-2/

Are those the same units as Brightline?