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A good example of why privately held utilities suck. They shouldn't be able to make real estate purchases like that on a whim.
How tone deaf to think that's an appropriate place for a substation.
A substation at this corner should be vigorously fought. This property is a critical cornerstone of the Delmar Maker District and Delmar Main Streets plans. Additionally, it serves as another great building opportunity to bridge the continued strength of dismantling the Delmar Divide. Ameren should be ashamed of itself to even propose such. I believe Rex still owns the building (Northeast corner of Washington and Union) behind the lot as well as there are several surrounding stakeholders that I'm sure will be in opposition.
You'd think Rex would have bought it to clean up an eyesore next door, but he prefers to blow his money losing ballot measures.
On the Feb 22nd Board of adjustment agenda. Anyone know what these will look like? Sure would be nice if the Bd of Adj posted their meeting materials.quincunx wrote: ↑Jul 25, 2022$4.4M zoning-only building permit application submitted for 17 single family homes (townhomes?) at 4311 Olive. Bye bye parking lot!
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Excellent! This is a great place for this project. Interested to see what is proposed. The adjacent Sanctuary is a bit of an odd duck, with lofts, co working space and a cross fit gym, and wonder if a reno there will be part of this project.
Here’s one of the images shared with me…quincunx wrote: ↑Feb 04, 2023On the Feb 22nd Board of adjustment agenda. Anyone know what these will look like? Sure would be nice if the Bd of Adj posted their meeting materials.quincunx wrote: ↑Jul 25, 2022$4.4M zoning-only building permit application submitted for 17 single family homes (townhomes?) at 4311 Olive. Bye bye parking lot!
I like the way they come up to the sidewalk without a front yard, I think we could use more housing like that.
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^Looks like that must be one of the honorary renamings, like Fr. Larry Biondi. That said, G-maps shows it as Olive, while they're still showing Grand in front of St. Louis U Hospital as Fr Guid . . . I mean Biondi SJ Way.
Issuedquincunx wrote: ↑Dec 23, 2022$2M building permit application submitted for rehab of 4555 PERSHING PL
Tonight at Delmar Divine 6:30pm
KMOX - Residents can hear from Ameren Missouri tonight on a proposed new substation at Delmar and Union
https://www.audacy.com/kmox/news/local/ ... substation
KMOX - Residents can hear from Ameren Missouri tonight on a proposed new substation at Delmar and Union
https://www.audacy.com/kmox/news/local/ ... substation
Did anyone attend?
Appears this $2 million building permit is correct. Excavation in the backyard is underway. Given the owner purchased the 3800 sq ft home for $960K in 2014, there will be over a $3 million investment in this single family home once complete. Very interested to see the final product. This investment along with several high end rehabs/record sales prices, speaks to the likely continued direction of prices in the central corridor.quincunx wrote: ↑Dec 23, 2022$2M building permit application submitted for rehab of 4555 PERSHING PL
$3M would probably be a CWE sale record. Will be interesting to see what they are doing.
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I agree, Westmoreland and Portland Places top out below that threshold. Gotta be quite the reno & expansion.
$4M building permit application submitted for INT/EXT RENOVATION (FIRE DAMAGE) PER PLANS of 398 N Euclid at McPherson.
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Nice, was curious when restoration work would start on this building. Losing Mission Taco and Salt + Smoke has had a pretty dramatic impact on that intersectionquincunx wrote: ↑Apr 08, 2023$4M building permit application submitted for INT/EXT RENOVATION (FIRE DAMAGE) PER PLANS of 398 N Euclid at McPherson.
Is mission taco coming back. I’m pretty sure I heard Salt and smoke wasn’t.LithiumAneurysm wrote: ↑Apr 09, 2023Nice, was curious when restoration work would start on this building. Losing Mission Taco and Salt + Smoke has had a pretty dramatic impact on that intersectionquincunx wrote: ↑Apr 08, 2023$4M building permit application submitted for INT/EXT RENOVATION (FIRE DAMAGE) PER PLANS of 398 N Euclid at McPherson.
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Mission Taco still shows as “temporarily closed” on Google and they haven’t taken the location off their website… so seems like it?jshank83 wrote: ↑Apr 09, 2023Is mission taco coming back. I’m pretty sure I heard Salt and smoke wasn’t.LithiumAneurysm wrote: ↑Apr 09, 2023Nice, was curious when restoration work would start on this building. Losing Mission Taco and Salt + Smoke has had a pretty dramatic impact on that intersectionquincunx wrote: ↑Apr 08, 2023$4M building permit application submitted for INT/EXT RENOVATION (FIRE DAMAGE) PER PLANS of 398 N Euclid at McPherson.
Thanks for sharing. Does that single address of 398 mean the entire building? I assume so but don't know. That building is so so big. Takes up that entire corner. 4-5 store front retail/restaurant spaces and second floor residential.quincunx wrote: ↑Apr 08, 2023$4M building permit application submitted for INT/EXT RENOVATION (FIRE DAMAGE) PER PLANS of 398 N Euclid at McPherson.