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Hollywood Station

2/6 City Council Development Coverage

February 8th, 2007  |  by David Daddio  |  published in Hollywood Station, Housing, Politics, Projects, Route 1, The Jefferson, University View Overlook

Wednesday night’s City Council Meeting was choc full of development issues. Briefly, here’s what you missed if you didn’t want to brave the cold (or turn on your TV). –> The council indicated their initial satisfaction of the proposed 220 unit College Park West Development on the Lasik’s site. JPI, the developer, had the blessings [...]

City Council Covers Development Tonight at 8pm

February 6th, 2007  |  by David Daddio  |  published in Hollywood Station, Housing, PDC Campfire Condominiums, Route 1, The Jefferson, University View Overlook

Tonight, the city council will mull over 3 major projects (of the 20 or so that are coming) to College Park. We haven’t previously covered any of these, so here is a brief preview: Detailed Site Plan for Hollywood Station 22,000 S.F. office building (here)(poor schematic here)(conceptual site plan here). Presentation by developer on College [...]

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