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  • marty15
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    My favorite building in the city is finally getting the love it needed.

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    for the corner of scranton and willey.  

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I do. Lots of old books and photos still to scan!

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

As promised.  Here are a few photos of the plans.  Primitive I know but it's the best I can do for now.

 

There's no rendering of the townhomes, but they do provide a site plan.

  • 4 weeks later...

More images at the link below:

 

http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/drcagenda/2017/06022017/index.php

 

NW2017-019 – West 5th & Jefferson Townhomes and Mixed-Use Building New Construction: Seeking Schematic Design Approval

Project Location: NE corner of W. 5th Street and Jefferson Avenue

Project Representative: Westleigh Harper, Horton Harper Architects

 

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"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

And a short distance away from the above development....

 

http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/drcagenda/2017/06022017/index.php

 

ZONING MAP AMENDMENTS

Ordinance No. 598-17(Ward 3/Councilmember McCormack): Changing the Use and Area Districts of parcels on the southwest corner of Literary Road and W. 7th Street to 'RA' (Townhouse) Use District and an 'F' Area District. Map change 2564.

 

CONSOLIDATIONS/LOT SPLITS

For PPNs# 004-16-065 and -064

Project Location: West 7th Street and Literary Road

Project Representative: Westleigh Harper, Horton Harper Architects

 

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"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

These are home runs!  Towpath is going to really spur some nice infill.  Now I hope these actually get built

Just got to see the new tow-path area right under the inner belt bridge by the Cleveland sign in Tremont.  What an amazing difference!  This tow path extension is really having a transformative effect.

I wonder if we'll see any development on those lots between the towpath and the houses on W 5th.  Looks like the a lot of the land is privately held.  Likewise, the lots on the west side of W 3rd street backing up to the trail seem a lot more interesting with the Towpath in your backyard.

 

 

The four white units appear to have tiny "Juliet" balconies. I can't think of a more wasteful design feature.

Remember: It's the Year of the Snake

The four white units appear to have tiny "Juliet" balconies. I can't think of a more wasteful design feature.

 

Do they have those due to some coding or regulation? Is it a cost saving measure? Or do some people just like them?

It's hard to tell from the overhead shot, but it looks like the balcony is 4-5 ft deep. It's still small, but more useful than a typical juliet balcony which is barely more than a railing behind the door.

It's hard to tell from the overhead shot, but it looks like the balcony is 4-5 ft deep. It's still small, but more useful than a typical juliet balcony which is barely more than a railing behind the door.

Exactly...

The 2nd floor balconies are 4' deep with the glazing being accordion panels to open completely to the exterior.

The 2nd floor balconies are 4' deep with the glazing being accordion panels to open completely to the exterior.

 

Ah. That's better; they should improve the rendering.

Remember: It's the Year of the Snake

Rendering is spot on...

Rendering is spot on...

 

Let me guess, you drew it?

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

  • 5 weeks later...

More infill! Additional detail about this development is at:

http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/bza/agenda/2017/crr07-17-2017.pdf

 

Board of Zoning Appeals

 

JULY 17, 2017

9:30

Calendar No. 17-178: 402 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,932 square foot townhome on a 2,507 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-179: 412 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,932 square foot townhome on a 1,391 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-180: 404 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 2,266 square foot townhome on a 1,210 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-181: 406 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 2,314 square foot townhome on a 1,391 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-182: 408 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 2,013 square foot townhome on a 1,391 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-183: 410 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,908 square foot townhome on a 1,210 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-184: 414 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,691 square foot townhome on a 2,421 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-185: 416 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,607 square foot townhome on a 1,169 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-186: 418 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,607 square foot townhome on a 1,169 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

 

Calendar No. 17-187: 420 Jefferson Ave. Ward 3

JSAW3 LTD, owner, proposes to erect a 3 story, 1,607 square foot townhome on a 2,550 square foot

lot as part of a 10 unit development in a B1 Two-Family Residential District.

"In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck

  • 4 weeks later...

Does anyone know what is going in at Starkweather and Scranton.  It looks like something being constructed by Scalish Brothers but I cannot find any information on their site. 

^ Where exactly? The only vacant land near that intersection is adjacent to Tremont Taphouse. I heard they were planning to expand when they bought and demolished the house south of their parking lot, but it's only served as additional parking since then. I just assumed the expansion rumor was incorrect.

Does anyone know what is going in at Starkweather and Scranton.  It looks like something being constructed by Scalish Brothers but I cannot find any information on their site. 

 

Do you mean kennilworth and scranton?

 

Scalish is renovating a great looking brick Federal on that corner. I'm very excited to see what the finished result is there.

You have to hand it to those guys considering they find a way to partially demo masonry and rebuild it while other developers only seem to be able to demolish the entire building and squeeze a bunch of cement board & ally clad town homes because that's what the "economy" dictates.

Kudos to Scalish for preserving and upgrading the housing stock that makes Tremont distinct! I'm pretty sure they manage to make a well deserved profit in the process.

I drove by earlier because I was curious what was going on. This is the brick building on the southeast corner.

This project is made possible by the City's Storefront Renovation Program, used to renovate and restore dilapidated retail and mixed use structures in the City. The end game for this building is to restore the storefront to a glass pane system and really open up that corner.

 

I second the praise for Frank and his crew, they do great work. They just wrapped up the Literary Tavern (formerly the literary cafe). Attached is a before and after.

^The 'before' color is much nicer.

I am a fan of the plum, but to each their own I suppose.

This is at 2489 W7th. The brick house on the left is still under construction, and absolutely massive. The owner combined two parcels and it punches through the entire block to W6th. Apparently it's a spec house, and I expect will sell for a huge price. Midway though there's a two story all glass courtyard, and the sides are being clad in cedar and steel. Right next door construction just started on another house (or possibly multi family, is anyone aware?). There was a crane out last week lowering giant prefab concrete slabs for the basement walls.

 

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To the right of the brick house will be two townhomes that look identical to the four already built around the corner at Marquardt and W. 6th (you can see the rear of them, the white buildings in the background of your pic). All 6 units are connected by a common drive off of 6th.

This is at 2489 W7th. The brick house on the left is still under construction, and absolutely massive. The owner combined two parcels and it punches through the entire block to W6th. Apparently it's a spec house, and I expect will sell for a huge price. Midway though there's a two story all glass courtyard, and the sides are being clad in cedar and steel. Right next door construction just started on another house (or possibly multi family, is anyone aware?). There was a crane out last week lowering giant prefab concrete slabs for the basement walls.

 

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The house on W7th is not being built on spec, there is a buyer on board. Project should be done in the coming months.

^Anyone have an opening date yet?  Pizza and beer is basically my two favorite things and my wife is a prodigious reader so we'll basically live here when it opens.  Assuming that it lives up to our lofty expectations.

^Anyone have an opening date yet?  Pizza and beer is basically my two favorite things and my wife is a prodigious reader so we'll basically live here when it opens.  Assuming that it lives up to our lofty expectations.

 

Have you not had Crust's pizza? It's pretty damn good and Visible Voice serves wine and beer as well. Mike(Crust) and Dave (Visible Voice) are great guys who happen to be cousins. I'm sure you'll have a favorite table both upstairs and downstairs soon  :laugh:

  • 3 weeks later...

Tremont stays 'hot,' will add apartments

The Tremont neighborhood may soon get its first new apartment building.  A zoning change approved Aug. 16 by Cleveland City Council will allow developer Mike Tricarichi to build the first multistory, market-rate apartment building in the West Side neighborhood in anyone's memory. It will be at the southwest corner of Fairfield Avenue and West 11th Street.

 

"I think it's going to be a big success," said David Sharkey, president of Progressive Urban Real Estate. "It changes the whole face of the neighborhood."

 

Ralph McGreevy, executive vice president of the Northeast Ohio Apartment Association, a trade group, agreed, saying, "I think Tremont has been and has stayed hot as fire. Do I think it can absorb 75 units? Easily."

 

http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20170827/NEWS/170829864/tremont-stays-hot-will-add-apartments

  • 2 weeks later...

I drove by earlier because I was curious what was going on. This is the brick building on the southeast corner.

 

I was stuck at the light at Starkweather and Scranton so I took a quick shot of this building mentioned above. Coming along nicely.

 

edit: One more thing, the signage for the Lincoln condo building at Scranton and Wiley/Kenilworth was taken down, and the units are no longer listed on MLS. I guess the project was tabled again.

Tremont stays 'hot,' will add apartments

The Tremont neighborhood may soon get its first new apartment building.  A zoning change approved Aug. 16 by Cleveland City Council will allow developer Mike Tricarichi to build the first multistory, market-rate apartment building in the West Side neighborhood in anyone's memory. It will be at the southwest corner of Fairfield Avenue and West 11th Street.

 

"I think it's going to be a big success," said David Sharkey, president of Progressive Urban Real Estate. "It changes the whole face of the neighborhood."

 

Ralph McGreevy, executive vice president of the Northeast Ohio Apartment Association, a trade group, agreed, saying, "I think Tremont has been and has stayed hot as fire. Do I think it can absorb 75 units? Easily."

 

http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20170827/NEWS/170829864/tremont-stays-hot-will-add-apartments

 

That's the kind of stuff you see on every corner in Columbus but has been lacking here. Nothing fancy, just bringing people and density into the neighborhood. kudos.

Mendo, stay tuned and stay hopeful for that corner :)

  • 4 months later...

West 4th is where the towpath is being built. The proposed zoning wouldn't involve reopening it for cars.

^ funny how several of the attendees suspect the city is clandestinely working on behalf of a developer.

^ funny how several of the attendees suspect the city is clandestinely working on behalf of a developer.

 

I love that. It's the Cleveland Scene crowd... they literally think every development in the city is put forward by Tammany Hall hucksters.

 

Imagine how their brains would explode if they lived in somewhere where developers requests were actually streamlined.

I'm assuming the heat was for the re-zoning to MF H3 on the land behind the gated community (eastern side of west 5th, near literary)

City planning and Tremont West made it clear the rezoning was to align the property along the towpath with their desired use, which is dense residential. It isn't at all surprising people were defensive at the meeting.

There are factions in this neighborhood, all around town really, who fight against density at every turn.  They have more power than they should.

There are factions in this neighborhood, all around town really, who fight against density at every turn.  They have more power than they should.

 

I agree. It's a perplexing provincial attitude. Every rational person in the neighborhood should be lobbying for more residents. Perhaps some renters are concerned about being priced out?

There are factions in this neighborhood, all around town really, who fight against density at every turn.  They have more power than they should.

 

You're right, and I don't know why. Fairfax and Hough were virtual food deserts before Uptown and UC revitalized, and now there's a Constantino's and a new Dave's planned in Midtown, yet the biggest complaint I heard at the last Fairfax meeting was street parking and traffic congestion. COME TF ON

I may have read it but where's the new Constantino's supposed to be going?  And how will it compare with the three other ones in size?

 

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.

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