Here are some updates and stuff-
New shopping center coming to Greenville to include Super Target. We at urbanplanet have known about this coming for at least a year now though. More info:
http://greenvilleonline.com/apps/pbc...INESS/61018009 SITE PLAN for shopping center:
I'll let you decide:
Jacob,
Regarding the Pinnacle-on-Main we are moving forward, ever so slowly. We have met with our engineers and City regarding grading permits. We have another meeting scheduled next week. The City has a new storm water policy, passed in September, regarding water quality which will require an additional water treatment facility which we want to incorporate with our storm water recycling and green roof system. We are spending the extra effort to have this building certified as LEED Silver. That is not easy or cheap but it would be the first high-rise in South Carolina to be LEED Certified, especially Silver, not to mention the energy efficiency and environmental quality. In fact, very few high rises achieve LEED certification. We want to start construction as soon as anyone, but we want to do it right. We have spent a lot of time and study to make this a signature building and we believe it will be worth the wait.
Thank you for your interest.
Bob Ellis
To: neighborhood association representatives, owners of property located within 150 feet of the following applications, registered email recipients
From: Brennan C. Townsend, Esq., Development Planner
Subject: Upcoming Applications for the Design & Preservation Commission
Date: October 18, 2006
The City of Greenville Design & Preservation Commission (DPC) will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, November 2, 2006, at 4:00 p.m. in the 1st floor meeting room at City Hall, for the purpose of considering the following applications:
CA 06-68 A request by the Johnston Design Group for approval of final materials and plaque design for the Sterling Square monument at the NW corner of W. Washington St. and N. Main St. in the Central Business District, Pedestrian Zone.
CA 06-139 A request by Matthew and Paula Williams to make exterior changes to and move an historic single-family house from 427 Rutherford Street to property at 310 Lloyd Street, in the Hampton-Pinckney Preservation Overlay District.
CA 06-110 A request by Tom Croft of The Croft Company to demolish existing structures and construct an eight-story condominium building at 121 Rhett Street in the Central Business District, Pedestrian Zone.
CA 06-135 A request by the Johnston Design Group make exterior alterations to an historic structure at 314 Lloyd Street, in the Hampton-Pinckney Preservation Overlay District.
CA 06-136 A request by Greenville Mechanical, LLC to install an exhaust fan at 101 E. Court Street, which is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
CA 06-138 A request by Jason Smith to make changes to the building façade at 125 N. Main Street in the Central Business District, Pedestrian Zone.
CA 06-141 A request by Charles Lachanos to demolish an existing house and construct a nine-unit townhouse development at 236 Rhett Street in the Central Business District, Vehicular Zone.
CA 06-143 A request by Gable Stubbs of Neal Prince and Partners to construct a seven-story mixed-use building at 100 E. Washington Street in the Central Business District, Pedestrian Zone.
You may review documents relating to these applications before the public hearing. These documents are available in the Planning & Development Office on the 4th floor of City Hall, 206 South Main Street, Greenville, between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Additionally you may call the Planning & Development Office at (864) 467-4476 for more information on these applications. You may speak for or against an application at the Public Hearing, where a total of five minutes will be allotted for all comments in support and a total of five minutes will be allotted for all comments in opposition. Additionally you may submit written comments prior to noon on the date of the meeting to Marie Faircloth, Planning & Development Office, P.O. Box 2207, Greenville, SC 29602, or by fax at (864) 467-5715, or by email at
fairclm@greatergreenville.com. Please reference the application number on all correspondence.
Applications for Preliminary Comments may be accepted by the Design and Preservation Commission up to three days before any regular or special meeting, whether or not they are included on the published agenda for such meeting. A revised agenda will be posted at the meeting location at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
In case your wondering, the eight story building Tom Croft proposed on Rhett St. was originally going to be 10 stories, but i'm guessing he made it two stories shorter to win approval by the DPC. It is going to be located right near Riverplace only about a block away. Here is a story on it from back in September:
http://greenvilleonline.com/apps/pbc...NESS/609080319
Also, the 7-story condo building proposed at 100 East Washington St. is the Bookends Phase II. Here is a story on this from earlier this month:
http://www.greenvilleonline.com/apps...emplate=pdaart
Here is another email I just received from Bob Ellis. The question was whether the Pinnacle on Main was still going to start this month or not. Here is the answer:
That is a day to day item. We will have a better feel next week after meetings with City engineering, traffic and economic development.
-Bob Ellis
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