I took that exact same picture yesterday.
20180628_162244 by lazio85, on Flickr
I took that exact same picture yesterday.
20180628_162244 by lazio85, on Flickr
Too late, it was on this evening’s Chive gallery: “It’s summertime, and the nailing it is easy” A gallery for pretty dumb mistakes.
During last week's torrential rain, the new Lindsey street was flooded around Wylie. I'm sure our crack street planning department has something in the works for the future to fix though.
I noticed today the McAlisters on Lindsey had closed. Somewhat surprised based on how busy it always was. I guess they are just sticking to the new location in UNP.
Long term Lindsey still needs to be 4 landed all the way to Elm and a better traffic light system added.
A lot of people using turning lanes the wrong way.
Lindsey is also looking pretty bare with McAllisters going out now as well.
I don't understand why they don't make it a permanent three-lane road with, curbs, sidewalks and nice lighting all the way to Elm? The center lane could be used as a turn lane. It could be adjusted on game day to be a permanent east or west bound traffic flow either before or after the game? Yes it would cost, but I think it would help with University traffic.
Steve, Can you see if you can figure out if anything is planning on going here. NAPA moved locations in early 2018 and Bryan's car corner closed down overnight. There is no more "For Lease" signs and it is an ideal location being on Lindsay Street right off I-35. I believe I saw a surveying stake on the corner there too.
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According to Norman Development FB page "OnCue Express has purchased 4 strategic parcels at the high-traffic corner of Lindsey and 24th Ave SW. OnCue paid $1.4M for the nearly 8 acre area. No timeline for construction has been released.
The two western most parcels are currently vacant, the third was most recently a Napa Auto Parts and the forth was a used car lot until their closure in late December.
OnCue currently operates two locations in Norman: one at E Lindsay and Classen Blvd and one at Tecumseh and Flood. OnCue also has plans to build a new location at Classen Blvd and Highway 9."
https://www.facebook.com/83149970038...2027626333210/
That one on the corner of Lindsey and 24th will be very heavily used. Same goes for the classen and hwy9. Good picks.
Anybody know when they start on the new building where swatters wine used to be?
With this recent property acquisition, by my running spreadsheet OnCue now has 47 locations in central OK that have been completed or where property has been purchased for future development.
In addition, I'm tracking a handful of possible purchases.
Midwest Wrecking has the two old buildings torn down and were busting up the old asphalt this morning.
That's a pretty universal color for bike lanes.
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