The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1938-09-08
OHIO CONSTRUCTION
NEWS

Construction reported contem-
plated by private interests last week,
practically all of which will be located
in Cleveland, totalled S5,520,O00, while
IPWA cooperative projects, amounting
to 100000 or more, aggregated ST.
I91S,500 Although a number of bond
tissues which were defeated in the
primary election will be re-submitted
at special elections to be held during
September, they are not included in
Hast weeks totals.
Largest private construction enter
prise, which has the approval of Fed
eral Housing Administration regional
offices, is $3,5OO,OO0 apartment
project sponsored by group of Cleve-
land men.
To be known as Amber Park Ter
race, the sponsors have obtained a 20
acre site at Fairhill Road and E
Boulevard Sc, Cleveland, where they
plan to erect 564 suite apartment
group of 26 buildings.
Included in the plans are electrically
equipped kitchens, central heating
plant, recreation hall, seven play
grounds, three tennis courts, and a
,40O-car garage.
Another apartment project, to be
contained in three-stories, is contem-
plated by other private interests and
is to be located at Moreland and 154th
|street. Cost of construction is esti-
mated at $250,0O0.
Construction of 60 dwellings in the
$4,000 to $4,000 range is planned by
Ia Cleveland group, to be erected with
FILA approval in the Gates Mills area.
Plans include a community center, ten
mis- courts and a swimming pool.
A 60-suite, six-story apartment is
contemplated for construction on a
site at Shaker Boulevard and More
land, Cleveland, at an estimated cost
of $350,000.
Plans are being prepared for con-
Istruction of an apartment group to be
known as Daytona Village, to be To-
Gated at Siebanthaler avenue and Cat
alpa Drive, Dayton. Estimated to
cost $500,000, the project will include
Is or 20 buildings on final completion,
according to reports.
Construction Of $500,O00 factory
building is contemplated by a Cleve-
land corporation, which has purchased
a five-acre site in Cuyahoga Heights.
A $470,O00 addition to the Lake
County Memorial Hospital, Paines-
vile, is contemplated by the hospital
Board. An application for PWA as
sistance will be filed. The addition
would increase the capacity of the hos
Iptal approximately 140 beds.
A three-unit building program is
contemplated by the Board of Trustees
of Miami University, Oxford, including
two new dormitories and two addition
al wings to a chemistry building. Total
cost of the projects is approximately
ISL 100000, with PWA assistance
granted or applied for or a. contem-
plated construction.
PWA officials have approved an ap-
plication by Ohio State University
trustees for a 1891 800 grant, to be
used in constructing mems dormitory.
duplication for PWA grant has been
filed by the trustees, who are also con-
Itemplating constructing Faculty
IClub building.
Preliminary plans for a new school
building at Stow, Summit county, are
being completed for the Board of Edu-
cation. A bond issue and PWA grant
have made $146,000 available for con-
struction of the building.
Interior decorating and other work
necessary for completion of the Erie
County court house, Sandusky, is ex-
pected to be started soon, with $114,-
I000 available for that purpose.