Mixed-use building redevelopment up for review — 37 E Granville St
Reviewed Jul 20 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance for minimum apartment square footage to facilitate the rebuilding and redevelopment of 37 East Granville Street following a roof collapse. The project involves a mixed-use building featuring commercial and office spaces on the ground floor and residential apartments above, utilizing the existing foundation.
Commercial GCRough framingDrywallCommercial / industrial electricalCommercial plumbingFoundations / footings
- What happened
- The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a square-footage variance for apartments at 37 East Granville Street as part of a rebuilding project following a roof collapse.
- Why it matters
- The variance clears the way for interior framing, drywall, MEP, and general construction to proceed on the mixed-use redevelopment utilizing the existing foundation.
- Timing
- With the variance approved, final building permit applications and general contractor selection are expected to follow.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: sunburyohio.org
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