Vote possible Aug. 12 on Sheetz development at E. Livingston and College avenues in Bexley
Chris Bournea
Plans for a Sheetz gas station and convenience store at 2253 E. Livingston Ave. is tentatively scheduled to be voted on by the Columbus Development Commission later this summer.
“The applicant is tentatively scheduled for the Aug. 12 development commission (meeting),” said Tony Celebrezze, assistant director of the Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services. “Their agenda will be finalized on July 28.”
SkilkenGold Development LLC, the development partner of the Sheetz Inc. corporation, filed a rezoning application with the city of Columbus in December 2020 asking that the site be rezoned from a C4 commercial district to commercial planned development to make way for the Sheetz gas station at the intersection of East Livingston and College avenues.
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Robert Rader, 86, has lived for five decades with his backyard up against the tall chain-link fence surrounding a currently vacant 11-acre city of Columbus office complex in North Linden.
His home on Beulah Road is among a quiet stretch of generally well-kept single-family homes and apartments that abuts the two office buildings and parking lots that have sat empty since the city moved Building and Zoning employees and other operations from 757 Carolyn Ave. to the Michael Coleman Government Center Downtown in 2018.
Rader remembers when the campus located at the west end of Carolyn Avenue, sandwiched against Interstate 71, the homes along Beulah to the east with apartments to the north was used in former lives as bank offices and, starting in the late 1990s, by the city to inspect licensed vehicles. While that caused food trucks, taxis and other vehicles to routinely line up front of his house, he didn t mind.
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A local place for growing vegetables and herbs, building community and healing social wounds could be in peril because a developer wants to build affordable housing on the land.
Kossuth Street Garden occupies roughly 11,700 square feet at the southwest corner of Kossuth and East 17th Street in the Southern Orchards neighborhood east of German Village and Schumacher Place.
In documents filed with the city of Columbus, East Kossuth LLC wants to build 10 affordable-housing units with detached garages on the entire 0.9-acre property that is bounded by Kossuth, East 17th, an alley and Ann Street.
The address of the lot is 641 E. Kossuth St.