San Marco Publix Site Plan and Renderings

[Metro Jacksonville]

San Marco Publix Site Plan and Renderings



Permit applications were filed for a $41 million East San Marco multistory residential and retail project in San Marco---including renderings of the Publix store from the corner of Atlantic Boulevard and Mango Place.  Check out the detailed renderings and site plans after the jump!



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[Josh]

The sidewalks look super narrow from the rendering. I can't make out the dimensions on the plans.

[JBTripper]

The sidewalks look super narrow from the rendering. I can't make out the dimensions on the plans.

That's in keeping with the Hendricks Ave. "streetscape." Take an already narrow sidewalk, add bricks that fall out of place and leave holes, stick trees and light posts in the dead-ass center, and hope nobody notices as they speed past in their cars.

[brainstormer]

This is a very exciting project that has been a long time in the making. Fingers are crossed that nothing impedes progress on this development. San Marco and the entire Southbank are going to have a number of cranes in the near future as this development, the Cancer Center, and The District begin construction.

[Jason]

BUILD IT!!!  :-)

[vicupstate]

http://www.postandcourier.com/20160705/160709704/publix-to-anchor-new-westedge-building-on-charleston-peninsula

Similar Publix anchored project underway in Charleston, although this was the first word that Publix was involved.   

[MusicMan]

10 years in the making.

When is the groundbreaking?  2016?  2017?

[marty904]

10 years in the making.

When is the groundbreaking?  2016?  2017?

Amen!  The "it's finally starting" announcement came like 3 months ago and there's been crickets ever since.

[FlaBoy]

^

[JBTripper]

In March they said groundbreaking would be in September: http://elmplan.com/blog/2016/3/24/daily-record-september-start-for-east-san-marco-project

Like I said then, I'll believe it when they cut the ribbon.

[thelakelander]

Permits have been filed, so progress is being made.....

[marty904]

Permits have been filed, so progress is being made.....

Thanks for the update Lake... do you know when they were filed?  Normally permits being filed hit the Biz Journal or Daily Record - especially for high profile projects like this one.

[thelakelander]

Late June/early July

[JBTripper]

September 21 and still no bulldozers. I am losing what little faith I had...

[thelakelander]

I wouldn't lose any sleep. It's a project that won't be complete until something like 2019 anyway. The July article said they were targeting breaking ground in August. It's only September. Sometimes it takes a few months to get all the necessary permits, contracts, approvals, etc. in place before bulldozers show up.  If there's no update or anything happening on site by the end of the year, then some big issue may have popped up.