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PostAug 29, 2020#1

There are demo permits for the fined-grained human-scaled "city" buildings on 1900 Olive. What's going on?

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PostAug 29, 2020#2

Pitch314, owner of it is in care of Brian Holke and google says he is a project manager at Enterprise Holdings

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PostAug 29, 2020#3

I wonder if this will lead to new construction around the new MLS Stadium in the future. Similar to BPV. But if that were the case, they should just renovate these buildings

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PostAug 29, 2020#4

Are they goners? None of the descriptions say "wreck"

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PostAug 29, 2020#5

Looks like the same company has bought all the buildings on that block

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PostAug 29, 2020#6

They're in a preservation review district. Don't recall it being before the PRB. Did something supersede that?

PostAug 29, 2020#7

If this is to replace parking taken by the MLS stadium, rage!

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PostAug 29, 2020#8

Could be but the buying was started in December of 2019, i dont think its related to replacing the anthem lot. 
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PostAug 29, 2020#9

Where's my pitchfork?

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PostAug 29, 2020#10

This may actually be pay back for SLMPD leaving their lot that’s now the stadiums north end. I hope it’s not but it makes sense.....

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PostAug 30, 2020#11

dbInSouthCity wrote:
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Could be but the buying was started in December of 2019, i dont think its related to replacing the anthem lot. 
A ***** crime. This is a perfect row for pre/post match drinks and celebrating wins. Pisses me off to no end.

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PostAug 30, 2020#12

Here was the listing for 1900 Olive

https://investinstlouis.com/invest-list ... ice-space/

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PostAug 30, 2020#13

quincunx wrote:
Aug 29, 2020
They're in a preservation review district. Don't recall it being before the PRB. Did something supersede that?
Anything here? Anyone?

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PostAug 30, 2020#14

dbInSouthCity wrote:
Aug 29, 2020
Pitch314, owner of it is in care of Brian Holke and google says he is a project  manager at Enterprise Holdings
https://twitter.com/mustarddaddy based on following, this would make sense as the same Brian Holke. Can't he see the potential to turn that row into a solid string of football pubs? 











If you've never been to a proper football pub...imagine a string of Nick's pubs in all their glory. You can't get that from new buildings.

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PostAug 30, 2020#15

bwcrow1s wrote:
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quincunx wrote:
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They're in a preservation review district. Don't recall it being before the PRB. Did something supersede that?
Anything here? Anyone?
These are is not in a local or national historic district. It is in a Preservation Review District. So I don’t think it would ever come to the board, staff would decide and the permits were issued the same day so I guess the staff decided to allow it

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PostAug 30, 2020#16

Anyone have a recent photo? Has any demo activity commenced? Fences?

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PostAug 30, 2020#17

That's some whack 💩.  Easier to live with if something bomb is built, but even then 3/4th of that block is just parking...

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PostAug 31, 2020#18

Doesn't look like they've started demo. There is an AALCO Wrecking Co dumpster on site.

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PostAug 31, 2020#19

St. Louis gonna St. Louis. utter f*cking garbage.

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PostAug 31, 2020#20

How and to whom do we apply pressure?

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PostAug 31, 2020#21

Awful. This can't happen. 

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PostAug 31, 2020#22

I swear. Large swaths of this city don’t have enough architectural protection. Big investment should not mean destruction of granularity. I guess one could write to cultural resources and the alderman to complain about such instant demo permits?

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PostAug 31, 2020#23

Who do we complain to?


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PostAug 31, 2020#24

Parking is an unfortunately easy "win" for the owner. There is about to be an increase in demand (without considering the loss of any of the existing parking), coupled with the aforementioned decrease in supply. It's sadly likely to be more profitable as parking than it would be as a futbol bar plus a few residences or office spaces. It's sad.

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PostAug 31, 2020#25

Being in a Preservation Review District doesn't mean much apparently. 

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