Greenville Area Developments (Washington, Dunn: 2015, leases, transfer)

[LM117]

Originally Posted by GarnetAndBlack

It's like when you plagiarize something in a paper but change it so the teacher can't really say it's straight up copied.

You just brought back memories of my English classes in high school.

[LM117]

ECU considers site for $90 million science building - Daily Reflector

[FrancisDrake]

Thats unfortunate about the soil contamination.... Greenville needs to start going vertical. Would've liked to see this at six stories.

[Dr Bret Wickstrom]

Originally Posted by FrancisDrake

Thats unfortunate about the soil contamination.... Greenville needs to start going vertical. Would've liked to see this at six stories.

the inability of this project to build beyond 3-4 stories due to soil contamination concerns if the clay layer above the water table was disturbed is a great example of why we have to be more open-minded when it comes to developing the entire greater Greenville area instead of just focusing on the downtown area.

[Beasty Drummer]

It appears that cranes are going up today at 10th and Charles for Campus Edge!

[NBPirate]

Originally Posted by Dr Bret Wickstrom

the inability of this project to build beyond 3-4 stories due to soil contamination concerns if the clay layer above the water table was disturbed is a great example of why we have to be more open-minded when it comes to developing the entire greater Greenville area instead of just focusing on the downtown area.

It's a university building, obviously they would want to be close to the main campus........

[GarnetAndBlack]

It seems like they could excavate the contaminated soil and replace with fresh. I only remember one dry cleaner there, the old Stadium Cleaners.

[NBPirate]

Originally Posted by GarnetAndBlack

It seems like they could excavate the contaminated soil and replace with fresh. I only remember one dry cleaner there, the old Stadium Cleaners.

Or even get an EPA brownfield grant for clean up.

[Dr Bret Wickstrom]

Originally Posted by NBPirate

It's a university building, obviously they would want to be close to the main campus........

I wasn't speaking specifically to this building but in general, there seems to be a push to develop primarily taller building downtown to prevent "sprawl". My point is that there are often limiting factors that should be taken into account and we shouldn't rely only on large downtown structures as a means for growth.

[vitrinite]

Originally Posted by Beasty Drummer

It appears that cranes are going up today at 10th and Charles for Campus Edge!

Has anyone seen actual site plans for this? I'm curious as to what the footprint will look like.