Music industry vet with film experience wants to buy Prime Osborn for $40M

Started by Rynjny, March 13, 2012, 06:06:21 PM


Anti redneck

That sounds awesome. It won't surprise me if something falls through, though.

ProjectMaximus

Mooneyhan is back!! Hahaha. New thread at least. And new article

Rynjny

Quote from: ProjectMaximus on March 13, 2012, 06:25:34 PM
Mooneyhan is back!! Hahaha. New thread at least. And new article

So no chance of this happening?. sounds like he really want to do this.

Tacachale

Ah, Mooneyhan. The guy's persistent, I'll give him that.

Rynjny, I wouldn't say there's no chance. I'd say there's not much evidence in the guy's background to think there would be a chance. It's a nice dream, but many pie-in-the-sky projects are.
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duvaldude08

Youve got to be shitting me!! Mooneyhan!!! Again????? This guy just wont go away!
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Anti redneck

From the way these posts sound, the guy coming back is a bad thing. Sounds to me like he wants to bring something good into the city.

Ocklawaha

Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 07:03:31 PM
From the way these posts sound, the guy coming back is a bad thing. Sounds to me like he wants to bring something good into the city.

How could giving the key piece of transportation property and the number one location for a mass transit hub in the southeast to some movie guy be a good thing?

Even if he had all of the money in the Fort Knox, allowing anything else to happen to that property to further hinder it ever being used for transportation purposes again would be a disaster catastrophe.

That building, properly known as JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL STATION, is and always has been the largest and busiest railroad station in America south of Washington, D.C..  I don't care if it was MICKEY or MOONEYHAN, assuming he had the funds, which I seriously doubt, they need to keep their paws off of it.

His plans for the old station have been around for some time, and I'd consider his reuse of this property akin to leveling San Marco for a Wal Mart Super-Center...  A nice shiny super center! RETCH! URP! @#$%^%!!@@#^&%!

mtraininjax

Have the suitcases of cash show up at City Hall. We took our last check with Cameron Kuhn. Cash money talks....
And, that $115 will save Jacksonville from financial ruin. - Mayor John Peyton

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Anti redneck

Quote from: Ocklawaha on March 13, 2012, 08:44:58 PM
Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 07:03:31 PM
From the way these posts sound, the guy coming back is a bad thing. Sounds to me like he wants to bring something good into the city.

How could giving the key piece of transportation property and the number one location for a mass transit hub in the southeast to some movie guy be a good thing?

Even if he had all of the money in the Fort Knox, allowing anything else to happen to that property to further hinder it ever being used for transportation purposes again would be a disaster catastrophe.

That building, properly known as JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL STATION, is and always has been the largest and busiest railroad station in America south of Washington, D.C..  I don't care if it was MICKEY or MOONEYHAN, assuming he had the funds, which I seriously doubt, they need to keep their paws off of it.

His plans for the old station have been around for some time, and I'd consider his reuse of this property akin to leveling San Marco for a Wal Mart Super-Center...  A nice shiny super center! RETCH! URP! @#$%^%!!@@#^&%!

How often is the terminal used?


Jason

Here are the photos from the architect's webite.


Marketing Info....
http://www.bastienarchitects.com/Mooneyhan_Studios_Marketing_Page.pdf






duvaldude08

Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 09:29:41 PM
Quote from: Ocklawaha on March 13, 2012, 08:44:58 PM
Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 07:03:31 PM
From the way these posts sound, the guy coming back is a bad thing. Sounds to me like he wants to bring something good into the city.

How could giving the key piece of transportation property and the number one location for a mass transit hub in the southeast to some movie guy be a good thing?

Even if he had all of the money in the Fort Knox, allowing anything else to happen to that property to further hinder it ever being used for transportation purposes again would be a disaster catastrophe.

That building, properly known as JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL STATION, is and always has been the largest and busiest railroad station in America south of Washington, D.C..  I don't care if it was MICKEY or MOONEYHAN, assuming he had the funds, which I seriously doubt, they need to keep their paws off of it.

His plans for the old station have been around for some time, and I'd consider his reuse of this property akin to leveling San Marco for a Wal Mart Super-Center...  A nice shiny super center! RETCH! URP! @#$%^%!!@@#^&%!

How often is the terminal used?

Regardless, Id rather see it used for a transportation center, would we be used. Versus selling it to some guy with a pipe in the sky pipe dream that he wont let go. What IF we sell it to him, then his financing for the project falls through? Where would that leave us?
Jaguars 2.0

Rynjny

Quote from: duvaldude08 on March 14, 2012, 11:44:53 AM
Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 09:29:41 PM
Quote from: Ocklawaha on March 13, 2012, 08:44:58 PM
Quote from: Anti redneck on March 13, 2012, 07:03:31 PM
From the way these posts sound, the guy coming back is a bad thing. Sounds to me like he wants to bring something good into the city.

How could giving the key piece of transportation property and the number one location for a mass transit hub in the southeast to some movie guy be a good thing?

Even if he had all of the money in the Fort Knox, allowing anything else to happen to that property to further hinder it ever being used for transportation purposes again would be a disaster catastrophe.

That building, properly known as JACKSONVILLE TERMINAL STATION, is and always has been the largest and busiest railroad station in America south of Washington, D.C..  I don't care if it was MICKEY or MOONEYHAN, assuming he had the funds, which I seriously doubt, they need to keep their paws off of it.

His plans for the old station have been around for some time, and I'd consider his reuse of this property akin to leveling San Marco for a Wal Mart Super-Center...  A nice shiny super center! RETCH! URP! @#$%^%!!@@#^&%!

How often is the terminal used?

Regardless, Id rather see it used for a transportation center, would we be used. Versus selling it to some guy with a pipe in the sky pipe dream that he wont let go. What IF we sell it to him, then his financing for the project falls through? Where would that leave us?

Then they should make the transportation center happen instead of letting it sit there like an abandon building. Any development are better than what they have right now.

urbanlibertarian

"Then they should make the transportation center happen instead of letting it sit there like an abandon building. Any development are better than what they have right now."

Abandoned building?  They do have quite a few events there.

http://www.jaxevents.com/venues/prime-f-osborn-iii-convention-center/
Sed quis custodiet ipsos cutodes (Who watches the watchmen?)

thelakelander

Quote from: mtraininjax on March 13, 2012, 08:53:09 PM
Have the suitcases of cash show up at City Hall.

I agree with this.  Although I don't agree with killing off downtown's last chance to serve as a regional multimodal hub, if he's real show up with $40 million in cash.  That will get the conversation going.
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