A long-planned restoration of a historic downtown property is ready to move forward.
Local business owner Ron Chamblin was issued a permit for $900,000 of renovations at 225 N. Laura Street, where he plans to convert an existing building into four apartment units and a ground-floor restaurant. Chamblin purchased the building a few years ago; he also owns the adjacent building, in which his popular bookstore and coffee shop Chamblin’s Uptown resides.
Breaking Ground Contracting is listed as the contractor for the job; Fred Podris is the listed architect.
Starbucks submitted plans for a new 2,500 sq. ft. standalone building at 5640 San Jose Blvd.
The property was purchased from First Coast Energy, which had previously planned to use the site for a Daily’s gas station and convenience store. The new location will replace a nearby Starbucks within Lakewood Promenade.
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