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It is very close to the airport.

I think it is Sept...not sure check out upsdan website

That block is not really that big. The driveway will more than likely very narrow. Just same as the plaza project, when we see the rendering, everybody was complaining about the small "plaza" area in the center, but now when it is being built, it looks very small compare to the rendeing. If they are gonna have shops and restaurant on both side of the driveway, I think it will be really good. If the driveway is as big as it showed, the building at the end of the drieway must be extremely narrow.

This is just about the same plan as the Plaza. Anyway, is there any secret projects gonna replace the Plaza at Lutheran projects?

Lakelander the streetcar system was in the Orlando masterplan

and they wont let Orlando to build convention center in downtown. The downtown conference center in the master plan needs to be built in term of "it does not compete with Orange county Convention Center".

I wish he would be so cautious when the convention center was being expanded.

It was supposed to have a grocery store under the carpark building. Not sure what will fill that space now.

Time to ride commuter rail to traffic relief Published June 12, 2005 Winter Park killed a light-rail route through the city back in the 1990s. There was concern that the riffraff would ride the choo-choo into town http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/orl-lo...-news-headlines

Is there anyone have Downtown Las Vegas picture? Orlando being the second fastest growing city after Las Vages, the projects we had are far smaller in scale compared to Vegas. Go Vegas!

Is that mean Nevada will become a blue state soon?

Missing link: Rail from OIA to port Published June 10, 2005 http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/or...iness-headlines

Orange offers new rail-line deal By Scott Powers and Jason Garcia | Sentinel Staff Writers Posted June 10, 2005 A day after stepping back from Central Florida's proposed commuter train, Orange County is trying to leverage a new deal that would keep the train on track and cut the cost to local taxpayers. Florida Department of Transportation officials now are considering using a new law and more state money to cut local taxpayers' share of the costs in half. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/...-home-headlines ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For 475 millions, cant they build lightrail instead? And why is it so expensive if we only use existing track? Isnt the high speed rail only cost 1 billion?

Mall of Millenia Nearby

Let them know about this website so they can come here to listen to the concern citizens.

Who is him? Who should I write to?

MetroWest school site: Is $20 million too high? Noelle C. Haner Senior Staff Writer ORLANDO -- The Orange County school system's search for a site to put a new middle school in the MetroWest area has become increasingly difficult -- and much more expensive. http://orlando.bizjournals.com/orlando/sto.../06/story3.html

Is Kissimmee area getting another theme park? Details still murky on development plans for 450-acre parcel west of city. Details still murky on development plans for 450-acre parcel west of city. Bob Mervine Staff Writer KISSIMMEE -- Investors are eyeing a 430-acre parcel west of Kissimmee, once planned for the Vedaland Theme Park, to build Paidia's DestiNations Themed Resort, a 1,000-unit condominium and fractional resort with nearly 200,000 square feet of retail space and a 140-acre theme park. http://orlando.bizjournals.com/orlando/sto.../06/story4.html

Downtown Orlando 6/6/05

By Scott Powers | Sentinel Staff Writer Posted June 3, 2005 Motorists stuck daily in I-4 traffic might find out this summer if plans for a commuter train running from southern Volusia County to northern Osceola will become a reality. Commuter rail and other proposals to create mass-transit alternatives to Interstate 4 through greater Orlando have been around for decades, and their prospects have risen, fallen and sometimes crashed over the years. This plan, which would run along existing railroad tracks and have a dozen stations, is championed by U.S. Rep. John Mica, R-Winter Park, and could start service by 2009. That timetable needs a critical set of decisions this summer. "Commuter rail, that's a topic that must be determined, and will be determined, by August of this year," said Seminole County Commissioner Randy Morris, who chairs MetroPlan Orlando's board of directors. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/custom...-home-headlines

Actually, yesterday when I drive through there, the building changed colour.

5/24/05

Does anybody think that the curve part of the superchannel building use very ugly glasses?

How could a restaurant in downtown survive without serving alcohol beverages? Do you know what retails will be in the cornerstone building? Is it the dealearship? Is the bowling alley still going to be there?

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