More Street Trees Planted By New Building's Developer

Fairhope, Alabama 

 

412 Fairhope Ave.

 
400 block.


Several new elm trees were being installed in the 400 block of Fairhope Avenue by the developer of a new building there (412 Fairhope Ave.): a condition of approval for the project that required removing an existing tree to make way for the building's balcony. 

A 'Southern Tides' clothing store has already opened in the bottom floor of the new building. 

We were told Winged Elm trees were the species now generally being used in the downtown, by public works director Ladd. 

Jubilee Landscaping performed the work.





Comments

Anonymous said…
Another non conforming building , that’s too tall .
Anonymous said…
Nice building. Looks good.
Anonymous said…
Nice looking building if you looking for sq fr profit
Anonymous said…
Too tall? Or are you disappointed that no one cares about your fantasy of reality.

The building meets all of the requirements the city set years ago during the Nix/Kant regime.
Anonymous said…
A prime example of how local mom and pop stores in older buildings are being replaced by chain stores in big new ones.