Gahanna Creekside

NCS

The revitalization of Olde Gahanna took a major leap forward with the beginning of the New Creekside Project redevelopment and park extension along Mill Street and Creekside Park. Fine dining, unique shopping, conveniently located offices, and stunning residences, along the expanded public parking and new community gathering space, will make Olde Gahanna truly the place to live, work, and play.

Work consisted of:

4,436 Linear feet of curb removal

17,136 Square feet of walk/drive removals

9 Each bollards removed

4 Each manholes adjusted to grade

10 Each catch basins adjusted to grade

32 Each water/gas adjusted to grade

4,436 Linear feet of type 6 curb

1,000 Square feet of service walks

14,451 Square feet of paver base

27 Each ramps

20 Each light pole bases

20 Each set tree grates

1 Each fire hydrant

30 Tons of asphalt

64 Linear feet of type 6 curb demo

1 Each Steps

1,200 Square feet of pavement removal

1,684 Square feet of 8” drive aprons

112 Linear feet of 2’ Border curb

1 Each Footer

Gahanna Creekside

JEFF H1NCKLEY | DISPATCH

 

A NEW DOWNTOWN FOR GAHANNA?
Hoping for a hit


By Jim Woods THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Gahanna hopes to revive its old heart when the curtain rises on the city's multimillion-dollar Creekside project.

Mill Street, off the banks of the Big Walnut Creek, was Gahanna's original downtown in the 19th century. But as Gahanna evolved into a suburb during the 1960s, commerce migrated away.

For years, city officials talked about creating a new downtown on Mill Street. There have been stirrings in recent years with the development of scattered restaurants and offices.

Construction for Creekside started in 2005. The 240,000-square-foot development will be a mix of offices, restaurants, stores, condominiums and parks. Offices, stores and restaurants will open gradually during the coming months. The condominiums are selling at a slower rate.

Greg Burris of Stonehenge Co., the project's main developer, said openings within the next few weeks will include Brazenhead, an Irish pub and restaurant; Mezzo Kitchen and Wine, an Italian restaurant; Seekers Coffee House, which also will have a performance stage; Portobello Row, a gift shop; and the Candle Lab.

 

 

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