September 24, 2007

MARK MEHLMAN'S CARONDELET VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT


Carondelet Village is the redevelopment project proposed for the properties adjacent to The Crescent, the condominium development along Carondelet Plaza. It is located adjacent to the southeast boundaries of Old Town. You can keep up with the latest news by clicking on their web site link.

September 23, 2007

RJ YORK'S PROPOSED HOTEL / RESIDENTIAL / RETAIL DEVELOPMENT


Representatives from RJ York have proposed a mixed-use project at 25 - 45 N. Central Avenue(located at the southwest corner of Maryland Avenue and N. Central Avenue). The proposed project consists of approximately a 200-room hotel, 19,400 square feet of retail, and 34 - 50 luxury residential condominiums. In addition, the project proposes a partnership between the developer, the City of Clayton, and St. Joseph's Catholic Church to build a structured parking facility at the northwest corner of Maryland Avenue and N. Central Avenue. The proposed parking facility would hold approximately 365 spaces, 18,000 square feet of retail, and a 9.000 square foot classroom for the church. 193 of the proposed parking spaces would be available to the general public.

More info HERE.




June 11, 2007

THE NEW I-64 RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT UPDATE


To receive lane restriction/closure announcements via e-mail, go to http://www.thenewi64.org/. On their homepage, select Contact Us, then click: Subscribe for Project E-mails.

HANLEY HOUSE - HISTORIC HIDDEN JEWEL IN OLD TOWN


Hanley House was built in 1855 and is the oldest building in the City of Clayton. The house remained occupied by descendants of the Martin Franklin Hanley family until purchased in 1968 by the City of Clayton. It is located at 7600 Westmoreland.

For more information, go to the Hanley House Web Site

OLD TOWN SECRET GARDEN TOUR

Old Town residents and city officials experienced a memorable and free neighborhood event on June 6th, 2004. It featured a walking tour of 7 unique Old Town Clayton secret gardens. Taylor Park was the starting place to meet and where maps were distributed to locate the secret gardens. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive. In the future, if enough residents offer their gardens for touring, we could repeat that event.

Do you have a wonderful garden that you are proud of and want to share with others? If interested, contact us at oldtownclayton@gmail.com


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