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Caroline St Private Residences | 22 fl | Complete
(02-09-2017, 11:26 AM)schooner77 Wrote: Parking lot to be closed within the next week or two and construction to begin on CSR's.  The house on Park to be demolished as well.

CSRs?
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Caroline Street Private Residences
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(02-09-2017, 11:50 AM)rangersfan Wrote: Caroline Street Private Residences

Doh! Thank you.
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Are there residences along Caroline now? I thought it was just parking at street level. Did I miss something?
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(02-09-2017, 11:36 PM)Spokes Wrote: Are there residences along Caroline now?  I thought it was just parking at street level.  Did I miss something?

"Caroline St. Private Residences" appears to be the name of the development now:

http://www.carveintegrated.com/caroline-street/
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Oh right, of course. I keep hoping for more brownstone type residences at street level
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Assuming they're using the same design, we're getting something like 2 more facing Park St.
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I'm just putting 2 and 2 together here... is this why the Iron Horse Trail is closed on that one short section between Park and Caroline?
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Yes it is.
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Here is the current state of the site (didn't feel right posting it in trails):
   
   
Everyone move to the back of the bus and we all get home faster.
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Demolition of the remaining Park St house is done. I think the small utility building on Caroline was also demolished recently but that might have occurred a while ago and escaped my attention. In general, lots of activity on the site today.
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Thanks for the photo update!
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The "Vincenzo's parking lot" is now fenced off and closed to public access.
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