229 E. Sheridan
sq. feet=6,968
Information & Latest News
10/21/14: Sold to HGL Construction of Midwest City for $850,000
10/18/13: $200,000 building permit application
1/13/13: Design review application
Links
County Assessor Record
Gallery
229 E. Sheridan
sq. feet=6,968
Information & Latest News
10/21/14: Sold to HGL Construction of Midwest City for $850,000
10/18/13: $200,000 building permit application
1/13/13: Design review application
Links
County Assessor Record
Gallery
He just filed an application with the Bricktown Design Review Committee to renovate the building and surrounding streetscape.
However, I can't see the application itself, so I don't know the details.
So is he finally letting go of the canal side property and giving up his objections for something better going in there?
This is cool. That is one of the few boarded up buildings in Bricktown-albiet only one window is boarded up, but no the less.
If you look at all the recent activity, Bricktown property and Deep Deuce are getting very close to being completely built out.
Probably 20 different projects in progress right now and a bunch more to come.
Cafe, why do you no longer take the applications? Leaving okc?
I'm amazed at this new Chris Johnson rumor though. Wow, just wow.
Here are the renderings for this project that will be considered in the next Bricktown Design Review Committee.
City staff has recommended Johnson re-work the side deck so as not to interfere with the public right-of-way.
I think the staff report says he needs to re-work the front (Sheridan) vestibule, not the side deck.
Do you know the use?
Offices for his business or someone else?
Retail location for t-shirts?
That is pretty darn nice. Is the patio to be part of a restaurant or coffee shop?
Yes, that's what staff is calling out. I agree with their position.
I think Chris actually intends to move Bedlam here and do a cafe with the outdoor deck. He's got some good ideas, but his insistence on parking has been his holdup.
Yeah - I assume you are referring to the angled parking on the east (?)side. That may be worth conceding since it isn't on the main thoroughfare and the setback exists today if the rest of the project is built according to the drawings.
That parking will likely narrow the street much in keeping with mainstreet programs/project 180 which would overall be a plus. This looks great.
Actually, I was referring to his previous development proposal, and the idea he had to add parking inside 229 E Sheridan. I think he's finally abandoned trying to make money off of parking and move toward making an actual retail impression in Bricktown.
The parking proposal for inside of that building was not a paid parking scheme. It was tied to a development he was working on for the canal lots. It's nothing that has been discussed here or anywhere else publicly, so I'm not comfortable going into any further details, but just know that parking in that building was merely the byproduct of what he was working on elsewhere. I'm assuming that plan has stalled if he's moving on to developing the Sheridan building as retail, but I haven't discussed it with him lately.
So what about parking on this project? I am not seeing anything in the proposal for parking despite reading something earlier about his insistence on parking, and this being Chris Johnson of course...
In today's Journal Record, it's reported Johnson hopes to attract a "nationally know restaurant chain".
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