COMMENT 305309P
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2012-08-06 10:03 PM |
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OMG! A vacant lot! Infill quick! The lot looks it could hold 30 condos with room for commercial space on the ground floor! Actually, I remember it being a tennis court at on time.
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LALALALA
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2012-08-07 05:23 AM |
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Church property
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FLICKA
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2012-08-07 07:17 AM |
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Whenever I see an empty lot I wonder why there can't be a neighborhood garden there, for vegetables and flowers (I love gardening, raising our vegetables).
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COMMENT 305328
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2012-08-07 07:22 AM |
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I find this nice to see.
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COMMENT 305339
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2012-08-07 08:04 AM |
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Crickets
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FANGIRL
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2012-08-07 08:38 AM |
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It is part of the property owned by Unity Church on Arrellaga Street. The house behind the tree is also part of their property (Unity House).
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LUCKY 777
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2012-08-07 08:38 AM |
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One of the Safina brothers has gotten so aggravated with the city over trying to get permits to repair and renovate rentals he owns that he has razed several of them and left the lots vacant. So much for affordable housing.
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COMMENT 305379P
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2012-08-07 10:19 AM |
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It's nice to see some undeveloped lots and I also wonder how it happens that the proprietors have kept them without building. Anyone have pictures or stories of other such lots in the downtown area?
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COMMENT 305462P
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2012-08-07 01:22 PM |
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Yes, Unity House and its property used to be used for weddings and other events. I sure would not want an event on that lawn they have let die.....
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COMMENT 305598P
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2012-08-07 07:39 PM |
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I hope the poor economy keeps some of these open lots from being developed with ugly crowded "creative" uses.
The little lot at 408 Garden St with the jaguar painting is now defaced with an eyesore of a building that blocks the view of the mountains (and the jaguar) that used to greet us at Garden St.. How it ever got approved is a mystery and a dissaster for the neighborhood. Oh yeah, the lot belonged to the City.
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COMMENT 305681
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2012-08-08 08:24 AM |
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Private property is meant to be private. Keep your mitts off of it with all your suggestions about what other people should be doing with their property. How environmentally valid is maintaining a lawn anyway.
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