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I'm back from spending the past week wandering around Ohio (Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland) and then spending some time in the Detroit area, where my husband grew up and where I lived for a few years as a tyke many years ago. If I was sent back in time 10 years and told to be a city blogger again but that I couldn't do Near Southeast, I would gladly have chosen to document the decay (and perhaps eventual return) of Detroit, because it's really on a scale that is hard for people to understand unless they've spent a lot of time driving all around the city (and not just on the freeways). It also means I would have spent the past 10 years eating plenty of Detroit Pizza at Buddy's and Cloverleaf and having far easier access to a bazillion breakfast options (at the Coneys and other "family dining" establishments) than we'll ever have in the DC Metro area. Plus there's the cider mills. We also very much enjoyed Columbus, particularly the Short North and German Village neighborhoods (and driving through the Ohio State campus in my University of Florida-festooned car-- ha ha!), and my husband also noted the bars and restaurants in the Arena District and asked if that's what will eventually be coming to Half Street. (I then asked him if he ever reads my blog.) Downtown Cincinnati has some great "old stock" storefronts and signage (which we're always big fans of), but we also enjoyed the Kentucky towns of Covington and Newport, right across the river from Cincy's two stadiums. It helped that our hotel was three blocks from the massive Covington Oktoberfest celebration. And yes, we ate chili. Cleveland was mainly a pilgrimmage to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for me, but we did wander around to eat in the Tremont and Ohio City neighborhoods, and took a peek at Shaker Heights. (Are you as worn out from our vacation as I am? We do tend to cover a lot of territory.) I don't think I deprived you of any big news while I was gone, so, instead, we'll look ahead at a few events this week: * Today begins the Nats' final homestand of the 2010 season, against the Astros, Braves, and Phillies, with the final home game on Wednesday Sept. 29 at 7:05 pm. And note that this Thursday's game (Sept. 23) against the Astros is a 4:35 pm start, and Saturday's game (Sept. 25) against the Braves is at 1:05 pm. Then you can start looking ahead to the 2011 Nationals schedule, where they get an Opening Day home game on March 31 against the Braves. * Tomorrow (Tuesday, Sept. 21) is ANC 6B's monthly meeting (delayed a week to avoid coinciding with the election), and the agenda includes CSX's plans for an archaeological dig at Virginia Avenue Park. The meeting is at 7 pm at the People's Church, 535 8th St., SE. * Thursday is the Washington Area Bicyclist Association's "Moonlight Ride at Yards Park", which includes an 11-mile ride starting from the Park at 8:30 pm heading west to the Potomac River, and a 6-mile ride starting at 9 pm that will go east over the Anacostia River into Anacostia Park and Historic Anacostia. The rides are free and open to the public, but they ask that you register in advance.* And, looking ahead a bit, the newly redesigned " Parcel D" residential/retail/grocery development on the southeast corner of 4th and M in the Yards will be presented to the National Capital Planning Commission on Oct. 7. UPDATE: I guess I should also be mentioning the launch of Capital Bikeshare today, with two locations in Near Southeast, at New Jersey and M by USDOT, and what the map says is another station at First and N, SE, by Nationals Park (which I had heard wasn't coming until next spring).
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Bruce says: (9/20/10 12:20 PM)
I hope you went to the Short North tavern for a beer and martini's for italian food!...
Mark says: (9/20/10 1:43 PM)
Always good to hear tales of Detroit - I grew up there myself and have eaten more than my fair share of Buddy's pizzas.
Where in the city did your husband grow up?
JD says: (9/20/10 1:52 PM)
Bill grew up in Madison Heights, so when we visit we spend a lot of time in the MH/Warren area. My not-quite-four-years were in Grosse Pointe Park.
John says: (9/20/10 2:07 PM)
Glad to see you took a tour of the Midwest and the great state of Ohio. I proud to say I'm from Shaker Heights, next time you happen to drive through stop at Yours Truly restaurant in Shaker Square.
Keep up the good work with your blog! In the 2 years I have been following it I always find very useful information about our "hood".
JD says: (9/20/10 2:12 PM)
LOL! We DID stop at Yours Truly! Just for a very tiny late afternoon bite to eat (in advance of dinner at Momocho in Ohio City).
14thandyou says: (9/22/10 1:26 PM)
Glad to hear you had a good time in my hometown of Columbus. Short North and German Village are great places to stroll (as is Victorian Village). Like Bruce said above, the Short North Tavern is great. I'd also add Betty's and Mac's to that list. Down in German Village, I'll always have a soft spot for Plank's and the Old Mohawk.
JD says: (9/22/10 1:31 PM)
I will write down all these Columbus suggestions, because I'm guessing we'll go back again before too long. (We were only there about 20 hours on this last trip.)
We had dinner at the Top Steakhouse, since we are absolute suckers for old-school steakhouse vibes. We loved it, but I know we'll want to hit stuff in the neighborhoods next time.
mattg says: (9/22/10 2:28 PM)
If you're a sucker for old-school steakhouses, I am in Columbus for business as we speak, and had a GREAT dinner last night at Hyde Park. I hear there are lot of them, but the place I went to was very homey.
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1331 2ND ST SE 20003
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05/01/18
DC WATER / DAVE LEVINE
AH1800901 /
CONSTRUCTION
AFTER HOURS WORK FOR STRUCTURE EXCAVATION AND SUPPORT FOR B1311474 DC WATER. CORMAN CONSTRUCTION 301-34-5417.
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RYAN WILLING / null
E1806431 /
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RYAN M WILLING / KYLE YOST
SOL1800442 /
CONSTRUCTION
4.2kw rooftop solar pv system, less than 4' above roof
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1212 4TH ST SE
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04/23/18
FOREST CITY APARTMENTS / null
PP1803006 /
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101 H ST SE
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SQUARE 737 LLC / DFM DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, LLC
B1808785 /
CONSTRUCTION
Revision to Permit TL1800054 to revise the Whole Foods Market permit address from 800 New Jersey SE to 101 H Street SE.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA / null
E1806787 /
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CRESENT CAPITOL VIEW MF LLC / COMPOSITION SYSTEMS INC
AH1800928 /
CONSTRUCTION
AFTER HOURS PERMIT TO WORK SUNDAY 5 / 13 / 18 FROM 7 AM UNTIL 7 PM UNDER OCCUPANCY PERMIT PA10636830 TO INSTALL A SIGN BAND.
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10 I ST SE
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05/02/18
CAPITOL HILL RACQUET CLUB / JOHN WYCKOFF
SB1800290 /
CONSTRUCTION
Install 4 soil borings to less than 50 feet using dual tube geoprobe DPT tooling. Collect soil samples and install 1-inch diameter sch 40 PVC temp monitoring wells in 2 of 4 borings. Wells and borings will be abandoned with 24 hours of sampling using a bentonite grout mixture with bentonite / water ratio of 2 to 1. All IDW will be contained in drums.
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SQUARE 737 LLC / JAMES WOLF
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DORAN BUTUCHE / DORAN BUTUCHE
F1800255 /
CONSTRUCTION
To install a fence and gate to the front yard. The construction, placement, style and color will be similar to fencing already in place at adjoining homes. Entire fence is in public space.
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202 M ST SE
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05/18/18
NURI EROL / PAT SNYDER
B1804587 /
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EXISTING PIZZA RESTAURANT - NEW OWNER, NEW EQUIPMENT + NEW GELATO & COFFEE SERVICE. MINOR HVAC, PLUMBING & ELECTRIC
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05/14/18
SQUARE 737 LLC / JOHN SONNER 4438727277
E1806780 /
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05/09/18
WHOLE FOODS MARKET / MELISSA DIAZ
TL1800054 /
CONSTRUCTION
THE PROJECT IS A TENANT FIT-OUT OF AN EXISTING SPACE IN A MIXED USE PROJECT BEING DEVELOPED UNDER A SEPARATE PERMIT. THE PROJECT IS A WHOLE FOODS MARKET OCCUPYING THE GROUND FLOOR AND A MEZZANINE WITHIN THE BUILDING. - TPR
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SQUARE 737 LLC / null
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04/24/18
CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC. / NA CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC.
AH1800871 /
CONSTRUCTION
Work in public ROW within the Virginia Avenue Tunnel Reconstruction Project LOD for utility, demolition, and concrete structure construction activities.
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CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORPORATION / RPS INC
SB1800309 /
CONSTRUCTION
Per " Work Plan, Geotechnical Investigation, dated May 2, 2018 (see attached), the work involves drilling 6 soil borings using a hollow stem auger rig
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1100 NEW JERSEY AVE SE 2ND FL
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SQUARE 742 LLC / null
P1805902 /
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1100 NEW JERSEY AVE SE 6TH FL.
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SQUARE 742 LLC / null
P1805463 /
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1100 NEW JERSEY AVE SE
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04/24/18
SQUARE 742 LLC / null
P1805476 /
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1200 NEW JERSEY AVE SE 20590
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04/23/18
JBG/FEDERAL CENTER LLC / JOE SPINELLI
B1804445 /
CONSTRUCTION
Interior Alteration of existing Starbucks on first floor, CO151951, to include new finishes and furniture, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, 19 seats, 43 occupancy load, 1,781sqft. No exterior work.
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04/23/18
JBG/FEDERAL CENTER LLC / SAM HOLLEN
B1807818 /
CONSTRUCTION
INTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR 1ST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM. PARTITIONS, FURNITURE, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND LIFE SAFETY. 185 SQUARE FEET.
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71 POTOMAC AVE SE
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05/11/18
MRP REALTY / ELIZABETH DE SMET
SB1800270 /
CONSTRUCTION
Installation of 124 wellpoints to assist in the construction of mixed use structure at Potomac Avenue.
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05/18/18
FORIDA ROCK PROPERTIES INC / ANKIT K SINGH
UT1800039 /
CONSTRUCTION
Removal of an Underground Storage Tank (UST) 7 feet in diameter and approximately 9 feet long (approximately 2000 gallons). Suspected Fuel Tank. Tank is filled with 8 inches of unknown content. Tank will be removed and disposed off as per the appropriate standards and requirements.
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227 TINGEY ST SE
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04/25/18
JW CAPITAL PARTNERS / MELISSA DIAZ
B1801074 /
CONSTRUCTION
Parcel L1- New construction of 11-story full service hotel with restaurant and retail per Zoning Order 17-07. Includes 225 hotel rooms and 4 elevators. SWM and GAR combined with adjacent Parcel L2 to be permitted separately. TPR
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221 TINGEY ST SE
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04/30/18
GONE YARD HOTEL OWNER, LLC / DFM DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, LLC
B1808252 /
CONSTRUCTION
Yards Parcel L-1 : Permit Revision for B1801074 to update owner information to Gone Yard Hotel Owner, LLC and permit address to new address: 221 Tingey Street SE.
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300 TINGEY ST SE
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05/09/18
FC BOILERMAKER LLC / FAY A KENNEDY
E1806640 /
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AH = After Hours; B = Alteration & Repair; D = Demolition; E = Electrical; FB = Boiler; M = Mechanical; P = Plumbing and Gas; PC = Post Card; R = Raze; SG = Sign; TL = Tenant Layout; TN = Tent; RW = Retaining Wall;
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