urbanMSP

I thought the Park Board was buying everything on that side of Marshall

I think the south athletic fields next to the Anderson ramp would fit the arena nicely. Parking ramp could be connected. Soccer could move up next to the football stadium.

The setbacks are determined by the (non-required) parking more than anything else-

The main wood shed that runs N-S through the site is from the late 1870s. A rare building in these parts (they usually burned along with the inventory. Any redevelopment should include that structure. There are few physical reminders of the pre-1900 lumber business in NE. Bump. 600 parking spots an...

Dump em into a google drive and let's make into a group project.

The owner isn't waiting for anything for the city to grant/ deny. He has been emptying all his buildings over several years and leaving them empty and open to squatters.

The owner is straight up weird.

My friend lived in this building, and then moved to another complex of buildings under the same ownership on Lagoon Ave. They are also nearly abandoned, as he is one a handful of tenants between 5 buildings.

Target's bizarre lobby remodel still unfinished- [tweet]https://twitter.com/soupformy_fam/statu ... 52/photo/1[/tweet]

The search function is totally useless. if you know when it was before the COW, the packet is linked in the agenda- https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/Independ ... etings/CPC

Well, works in Chrome but not in Edge I guess. weird

We've been discussing the St. Thomas athletics facilities in a couple of different threads. While they're still talking about locating new baseball and softball facilities at the southern end of the Ford redevelopment, this showed up on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JessRMyers/status/157262484610580...

twitter tags don't work anymore.

I know who organized this, and kind of surprised it was such a dud. Guessing the client wanted it to happen on short notice.

give em' 18 months

Their food is SOOOO tasty.

This just popped up in my feed lol

Keep in mind, most 'developers' don't self-finance. Investors & banks don't like policy change.