Dayton Daily News

Council advances building project near Commons mall

Single-story structure would be able to hold up to four businesses.

- By Richard Wilson Staff Writer

A plan to build a one-story commercial building to accommodat­e up to four businesses near the Mall at Fairfield Commons in Beavercree­k is moving forward.

The City Council recently approved a modificati­on to the site plan to allow for constructi­on of the four-tenant building in the “outlot” parking area at the southeast corner of Centre Drive and Crossing Boulevard, according to city records.

The location sits across from Steak ’n Shake and is adjacent to the parking lot near Kohl’s.

The plan calls for a 5,300-squarefoot, single-story, multi-tenant building.

The building will be able to accommodat­e four tenants, but movable walls will be built to fit fewer businesses in the space as necessary, according to Jeffrey McGrath, Beavercree­k planning and developmen­t director.

“The tenants are unknown for the Kohl’s out-lot, as they were when Logan’s was approved,” McGrath said, referring to the former Logan’s Steakhouse building, which is being renovated to accommodat­e up to four tenants.

The former Logan’s location, which is slated to be the home for Giordano’s Pizza and Jason’s Deli, is just a few blocks west of the proposed building site.

The new project has been approved with certain conditions before zoning permits are issued.

Those conditions will make the new building similar in function, landscapin­g and architectu­ral design with other buildings in the area.

The applicatio­n to the city was filed by Civil Engineers of

continued from B1 Southwest Ohio (CESO).

Edward Brusch of CESO told council members that the project will take away some parking spaces but will result in more green space, according to council’s meet- ing minutes.

A timeline of when constructi­on would begin and end was not immediatel­y available.

Before approving the plan, Mayor Bob Stone advised city administra­tors to “do our due diligence to fill the empty storefront­s,” according to the City Council meeting minutes. Contact this reporter at 937225-6985 or email Richard. Wilson@coxinc.com.

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