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Property Matters
Demolition sought ahead of Cuyler-Brownville property’s historic designation
A property owner is seeking approval to demolish a former gas station in Savannah’s Cuyler-Brownville neighborhood before the building is designated as a historic structure next month.
Owner Thomas Cribbs said on Friday that he submitted a demolition application this week because the building is a stucco-covered wooden structure that is rotting and unsafe.
“The building is minutes from falling down,” Cribbs said. “There is nothing that can be saved.”
It’s Amazing’s lease with city set to expire
The city of Savannah may soon be free to do what they want with the shopping center on Waters Avenue, after previous plans for the building have been hindered by a long-term tenant.
It’s Amazing’s lease is set to expire on Sept. 30, about 13 years since the beauty shop began operating out of the building at Waters and 36th Street.
Upcoming meetings
Chatham County Board of Elections meeting Aug. 9
Housing Authority of Savannah meeting Aug. 10
Chatham-Savannah MPC meeting Aug. 10
Savannah Historic District Board of Review meeting Aug. 11
Savannah City Council meeting Aug. 12
Chatham County Commission meeting Aug. 13
(Want to make the motion? The city is seeking applicants for various community boards.)
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New game: Put them back in the box
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“Low-hanging fruit”
“Raise the bar”
Cartoons/Satire
Swatting the skeeters away
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