Re: ALTO PLAZA IS FOR SALE?
Posted by:
Anon-119
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Date: June 19, 2008 09:01AM
Unless you're one of the investors, who cares?
I, for one, care. The County, in it's great wisdom, allowed a massive-ugly structure with sparse landscaping and too few parking spaces to be constructed. Really nice guys, particularly since it is on the border of the historic district you just instituted. Hmmmm. . . oh Yeah 1850's Centreville had Mediterranean architecture.
Not to say "told you so" but told you so. I am not even sure if it can legally be converted into dry cleaners and an acupuncture office, since the County let it go in under-parked!