capital crossroads - Downtown Columbus

2014
ANNUAL
REPORT
CAPITAL CROSSROADS
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
ARE WE “DOWNTOWN” ENOUGH?
Downtown is the largest job center in the region, and it continues to grow. We’ve experienced
tremendous success in public-private partnerships with developments like Scioto Mile,
Columbus Commons, 250 High and the renovation of the Atlas Building. We’ve highlighted
some of the most recent progress in the pages of this report, and the SID continues to
collaborate with partners to help make our downtown even better.
We talk of the benefits of working downtown: easy access to amazing amenities; proximity to an incredible
talent pool; walkable environment; parks and public spaces where impromptu meetings regularly occur.
These qualities make downtown much desired, and we want even more, right? We want nightlife, innovative
office space, more entertainment and shopping. But revitalization can bring growing pains. Where exactly are
all these people going to park when they come downtown to live, work and play?
We get this question a lot, and in the coming year we will look at ways to change the conversation and engage
the community to ease these growing pains and embrace alternative transportation so we can continue to
make downtown the most accessible place in the region for residents, employees and visitors.
Jeffrey Heckman
Chair, Board of Trustees
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CHAIRMAN
Jeff Heckman
E.V. Bishoff Co.
TRUSTEES
Todd Bemis
Columbus Association for Performing Arts
VICE CHAIRMAN
Nathan Wymer
Nationwide
Ray Biziorek
Huntington Center
SECRETARY*
Susan Ungar
Resident, The Brunson
Mike Bradley
Central Ohio Transit Authority
TREASURER
Kathy Hall
One Columbus
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN
Paul Sipp
Turkey Run, Inc.
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AshleyLester
Capitol South/Columbus Downtown
Development Corporation
Richard Machinski
Huntington National Bank
Todd Reutzel
Bricker & Eckler
Elizabeth Brown
City of Columbus
Jim Schimmer*
Franklin County Development
Department
KristenEasterday*
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Kelly Sousa
Capitol Square, Ltd.
Halley Karas
The Westin Columbus
Jeffrey Wolf
Continental Downtown
Java Kitrick
Resident, Sixty Spring
*EX-OFFICIO
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ABOUT US
Capital Crossroads SID property owners
assess themselves to provide muchneeded services within the Downtown
core. Services do not replace what the city
does. Instead, SID assessments expand and
hone-in on initiatives that complement
downtown development. Through publicprivate partnerships, Capital Crossroads
SID leverages additional support from
corporate and philanthropic communities
to benefit Downtown.
Capital Crossroads SID goes above and
beyond what any one company could do
alone. Together, this group of committed
property owners – more than 500 property
owners in 254 acres – help Downtown
reach its potential. From cleaning and
safety services to beautification initiatives to
marketing and promotions, this investment
ensures that the Downtown community
will continue to thrive.
STAFF
Cleve Ricksecker
Executive Director
Kacey Brankamp
Business Recruiter
Michelle Chippas
Development Director
Marc Conte
Deputy Director of Research, Planning & Facilities
Lisa Defendiefer
Deputy Director of Operations & Advocacy
Melissa Fast
Marketing Director
MISSION STATEMENT
To support the development
of downtown Columbus as a
clean, safe and fun place to
work, live and play.
On March 1 of every year, Capital
Crossroads SID releases a full, audited
financial report, which can be found on
DowntownColumbus.com.
PHOTO CREDITS: Melissa Fast, HeadShots
Columbus, Keith Hollingsworth, Kacey Brankamp,
Experience Columbus
Shannon Fergus
Project Assistant
Kathryn Hille
Executive Assistant
Adam Schroeder
Pearl Market Manager
Josh Vidmar
Planning & Research Intern
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CLEAN
SAFE
Capital Crossroads SID employs safety ambassadors, special-duty police officers and a homeless outreach
specialist. Together they focus on a holistic approach to crime prevention. But it doesn’t stop there. Through a
public-private partnership, the SID connects Downtown private security officers with the Columbus Division of
Police in real-time with an 800MHz radio system and a security website.
The National Homeland Security Association recognized the safety program at its national conference in
Philadelphia this year as the best of the best. See for yourself by visiting DowntownColumbus.com/AWARDS
In addition to a proactive safety approach, the SID puts equal effort into keeping downtown sparkly clean and
friendly. Our clean team removes first-floor graffiti, picks up trash, power washes public spaces and shovels
snow in the crosswalks. Our ambassadors are also a walking concierge – out and about, seven days a week –
offering visitors helpful suggestions like where to eat and where to find the closest theater. Better yet, they can
escort visitors there.
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ENGAGED
PROACTIVE
COLLABORATIVE
•Led quarterly meetings for security and safety professionals to share
information regarding criminal activity
•Advocated with City Attorney’s Office for appropriate sentencing of “repeat
offenders”
•Conducted real-time radio drills and training for security professionals for
emergency preparedness and other high-profile crimes
•Launched a new, web-based program that allows security partners and
special-duty officers to share security-related information and images with
one another within seconds
PROACTIVE
Safety Ambassadors
•Provided more than 21,000 hours of supplemental safety services
•Provided safety escorts for more than 480 visitors, residents and employees
•Addressed more than 650 requests regarding quality of life issues such as
open container, panhandling and criminal trespassing
•Attended 25-30 hours of specialized security training
•Assisted more than 4,700 downtown visitors with directions and
information
Special Duty Officers
•Provided nearly 2,100 hours of foot patrols
•Provided “strict enforcement” in downtown hotspots where drug activity,
open container, aggressive panhandling and intimidating behavior occurred
•Teamed up with Capital Crossroads SID safety ambassadors more than 380
times to address issues
•Arrested and cited an average of 11 people per month for various crimes
OUTREACH
•Helped secure housing for an average of six homeless men and women per
month
•Collaborated with Maryhaven, Columbus Division of Police, Faith Mission,
HandsOn Central Ohio and security and public safety officials to address the
influx of criminal trespassing by area homeless
Outstanding job in keeping downtown Columbus safe.”
– KRISTIE METZ, DOWNTOWN EMPLOYEE
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PUBLIC ENHANCEMENTS BEAUTIFICATION
Capital Crossroads SID takes collaboration to a whole new level with beautification and public realm projects. Working
with the city and leveraging grants, the SID works hard to help keep downtown looking great. When the unexpected
happens (remember the Polar Vortex), we step up fast.
•Provided more than 11,600 hours of cleaning services
•Used more than 18,000 pounds of salt to keep crosswalks clear
•Provided emergency assistance during water main break
•Removed more than 25,000 pounds of trash from sidewalks, streets and alleys
•Responded to nearly 500 power-washing requests
•Supplied more than 30,000 bags to dog waste stations
•Removed more than 230 graffiti tags from downtown properties
•Filled more than 10, 30-gallon trash bags per day with leaves during the fall.
•Used more than 750,000 gallons of water and fertilizer to maintain the trees in the downtown core, Gay Street
median flowers, Capitol Square planters and High Street hanging baskets
•Maintained seven bike shelter “live roofs”
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“
Thanks so much for the window wash this morning.
It was totally unexpected and very kind. I appreciate
it and am glad to be a supporter of the SID.”
– JAMES FORD DDS, BUSINESS MEMBER OF CAPITAL CROSSROADS
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MARKETING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC RELATIONS & PROMOTIONS
•Created mobile-friendly website
•Earned frequent coverage in print, television and digital media promoting SID services
•Trained new business owners in social media strategies
•Provided public relations consultation services for new businesses
•Tripled Twitter and Facebook followers
•Delivered customized welcome bags and baskets to new Downtown residents and businesses
•Leveraged partnership with WCBE to provide promotions for new businesses and Pearl Market
•Promoted a positive downtown image across newsletters, website and social media
•Developed and began implementing a downtown image campaign
COLLABORATION
The SID actively supports community-driven initiatives within SID boundaries, which enhance business and residential activity.
•Downtown Live Concert Series
•Gay Street Collaborative
•Downtown Residents Association
•Moonlight Market
•Greater Columbus Arts Council Entertainment
•Open Streets
•KickStart Columbus
PEARL MARKET
Pearl Market energizes Downtown, and now reaches more people thanks to its presenting sponsor, Dispatch Media
Group. In-kind advertising worth nearly $200,000 helped promote the Market. First floor windows along the alley
also morphed into an art gallery thanks to the captivating photography of The Columbus Dispatch.
Thanks to a grant from Puffin Foundation West, Pearl Market doubled the spending power for customers receiving
government food assistance. The program has been so successful, the City of Columbus and Franklin County looked
to Pearl Market to develop a similar program county-wide called Veggie Snaps.
Because of this program (the Puffin Foundation West EBT Matching Grant) our
family is almost big-box free. We’re eating healthier and locally. We can taste
the difference. Thank you.” – MARYSE DAWSON
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BUSINESS RECRUITMENT
Supporting existing business and attracting new business to Downtown remains a top priority of Capital Crossroads
SID. The Business Recruitment Program provides invaluable resources to entrepreneurs looking to locate or expand their
business downtown. Thanks to a grant from the Create Columbus Commission, the SID launched an online, searchable
database for available office and retail space. Capital Crossroads SID also developed an office tour program, which
resulted in several new, signed leases within just weeks of the program.
The SID also launched a business video contest, which promoted downtown as the best place to open a business in
Central Ohio. Entrepreneur Nicholas Hinsch, CEO of eVAL, won the contest and will receive $10,000 toward a signed
Downtown office lease.
It’s not enough to recruit new business Downtown. Extensive marketing and public relations services promote and
support Downtown businesses. The SID not only helps create social media content for new businesses to use on their
social platforms, but also engages the 53,000 Twitter followers already interested in Downtown. Multiple electronic
newsletters and a dynamic website help the SID shout to the world how great Downtown is.
2014 NEW RETAIL
AJ’s Deli
152 E. State St.
Oliver’s on Lynn
26 N. High St.
Raw Gallery
112 E. Main St.
The Carvery
51 E. Gay St.
The Peanut Shoppe
21 E. State St.
(Relocation)
Rishi Sushi
114 N. Third St.
The Chintz Room
121 S. High St.
Freshbox Café
125 E. Broad St.
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OH Pizza
250 N. Third St.
Pizza Rustica
17 S. High St.
Phatt Taco
50 N. High St.
State and Third
65 E. State St.
Team Chipmunk
281 S. Third St.
I had been considering opening a business downtown, but wasn’t having any
luck finding the statistics and research I needed to turn the dream into reality.
Meeting with Kacey BranKamp gave me the boost I needed to formalize and
pursue my concept. Ever since we opened, the staff at Capital Crossroads have
promoted us and given me solid advice and suggestions on how to navigate
the downtown community. Their help, encouragement and support have been
crucial to my success.” – BARB SCHWARTZ, HEADSHOTSCOLUMBUS
AWARDS
Each year, Capital Crossroads SID recognizes community members who make a significant difference in Downtown
in the following categories: Outstanding Service, Outstanding Aesthetic Contribution and Outstanding Achievement.
In addition, the Ambassador of the Year receives accolades.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE
A service in either the public or private sector that makes a
significant contribution to downtown.
AWARD WINNER: PUFFIN FOUNDATION
WEST, JAVA KITRICK
Beginning in 2013, Puffin Foundation West helped bring
affordable, fresh produce to our city’s most vulnerable
population. Thanks to a one-to-one matching program used
in Pearl Market, people using food
assistance benefits through Ohio
EBT program doubled their spending
power – all because of Puffin
Foundation West. The program
was so successful, Franklin County
and the City of Columbus looked
to Pearl Market to develop a new
county-wide pilot program.
OUTSTANDING AESTHETIC
CONTRIBUTION
A project completed in the past year that added
to the beauty, street life, energy, brightness,
colorfulness and attractiveness of downtown.
AWARD WINNER: RAW GALLERY
Nothing energizes a city as much as retail
storefronts. Well-lit stores and large windows
activate sidewalks and invite a pleasant pedestrian
experience.George Leach opened RAW Gallery in an
area of Downtown just beginning to bubble with
activity. He took a risk with a dilapidated storefront
and turned it into an arts destination. This kind of
entrepreneurial spirit defines a true urban center.
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AWARDS
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT
An accomplishment within the past year by a property owner,
city division, tenant or civic organization that deserves special
recognition
AWARD WINNER: COTA - CBUS
In May, the Central Ohio Transit Authority launched CBUS.
It became an instant success among commuters, visitors and
daytime workers who live, work and play in the Brewery
District, German Village, Downtown, Arena District and
Short North. Offering free rides seven days a week, this
specially branded bus also introduces transit options to a
new audience. The strong public response demonstrates that
new audiences will take transit to work and special events in
Downtown.
AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR
AWARD WINNER: ZENAIDA ALLEN
Zenaida Allen possesses a strong work ethic and a gracious
personality. She approaches her work with enthusiasm and
efficiency. Zenaida is a self-starter, and when her work is
complete, she eagerly takes on new projects. Earlier this year,
she received the Winter Warrior Award – not even the Polar
Vortex could slow her down.
IN MEMORIAM:
SCOTT LINVILLE
HUNTINGTON CENTER
CAPITAL CROSSROADS SID BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2001 – 2014;
CHAIRMAN, 2006
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CAPITAL CROSSROADS
BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP
Capital Crossroads SID Membership Program gives businesses an opportunity to directly support our work.
From an extensive clean and safe program to retail initiatives, the SID uses a holistic and successful approach to
eliminate disorder and prevent crime while fostering a strong sense of community.
Business membership strengthens programs and helps us do even more. By becoming a member and
contributing to Capital Crossroads SID, a company emphasizes their commitment to Downtown.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS INCLUDE:
•Company listing/link on DowntownColumbus.com
•Subscription to E-newsletter Right Now Downtown
•Recognition in Right Now Downtown
•Subscription to E-newsletter Downtown News Network
•Recognition in Downtown News Network
•Featured in E-newsletter Downtown Matters
•Tax Deductible Donations (As Allowed By Law)
•Recognition and invitation to Annual Meeting
Here are just a few things Capital Crossroads accomplished thanks to the generous support of our Business
Members.
•Maintenance of Capitol Square planters and bicycle shelters with green roofs
•Expenses for the SID homeless outreach specialist, who helps those in need
•Support for Pearl Market, which runs May through October in Pearl Alley
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CAPITAL CROSSROADS BUSINESS
MEMBERS:
Through their annual membership contributions, these members
help Capital Crossroads strengthen current programs and allow it
to undertake new projects that help enhance Downtown.
LEADER ($2,000)
AEP
STEWARD ($1,000)
BakerHostetler
E.V. Bishoff Company
James B. Ford D.D.S.
Glimcher Realty Trust
Kegler Brown Hill & Ritter Co. LPA
Madison & Fifth
Plante Moran
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP
Squire Patton Boggs
Robert Weiler Co.
PATRON ($500)
Bailey Cavalieri LLC
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Calfee Halter & Griswold LLP
Capitol Equities
CASTO
Dan & Joan Hilson Family
Homestead America
Ignite Health & Fitness
KeyBank
NAI Ohio Equities
Schneider Downs
Taft Law
ADVOCATE ($250)
Eastman & Smith LTD
John Gerlach & Company LLP
Paul Werth Associates
Reminger Co. LPA
Telhio Credit Union
Ohio Support Services
Ohio Custodial Management
Smith & Hale LLC
SUPPORTER
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Supreme Court of Ohio
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YOU HELP US MAKE
DOWNTOWN GREAT
Capital Crossroads SID supports the development of downtown as a clean, safe and fun place to live, work
and play. Property owners assess themselves to fund SID services. Additionally, businesses and individuals can
also contribute through its membership program.
PROPERTY
OWNERS*
Metro City Ventures
Wyandotte Ltd.
Pamela Workman
Hun Kim
Ohio Education Association
J & L Property Leasing
John Mishra
William Albright
The Athletic Club of Columbus
John Reagan
Knit 3 LLC
James Parris Jr.
Class I
Anchor Companies
Mr. Safaryan
Steve Martin
Greg Smith
Nationwide
261 Front Ltd.
Ignite Fitness
NARCCW
Kevin Wood
CDDC/Capitol South
AEP
John Rankin
Gilbert Guttentag
Tom Whatman
Huntington Center
Kaufman Development
Horner Appraisal
Feinknopf Photography
Bob Reynolds
City of Columbus
Kar Park LLC
Columbus Main LLC
Richard Wolverton
James Cooper
MadLab
Tip Top
Jennifer Duddy
Class II
Class IV
Diamond Exchange
Doug Allen
John Habela and Linda Olson
Lifestyle Communities
Day Companies
George W. Leach Jr.
Jeffrey Jacobson
Frank Lazar
CAPA
DeVere LLC
Kemp, Schaeffer & Rowe
Sarah Freeman
Bill Cash
Terra Funding
Joseph Skilken & Co.
General Tire Sales LLC
Doug Ramsey
Stephen and Mary Fibelkorn
Capitol Square Office Tower
E.V. Bishoff
Connie Klema
Joseph Steinmetz
Uday Turlapati
PNC Plaza
Tonti Organization
Nathan Caplin
Susan Ungar
Cynthia Gibbons
Huntington National Bank
Red Roof Inn
Tom Taneff
Jason Forchione
Michael Wagner
Arshot Investments
Zettler Hardware
Joe Polis
Pat Sanderson
One Columbus
The Gilbert Group
Oxford Realty
MoveDowntownColumbus.com
Mark Adamovits and Rhonda S. Adamovits
The Columbus, A Renaissance
Hotel
51 North High Street LLC
Hatcher & Associates
Steve Martocci
Thomas Kobryn
Four Points Real Estate Dev., Ltd.
Chesapeake Realty
Janene Sutliff
Jeff Mathes
Thomas Crumley and Michael Clark
Southeast Community Mental Health Center
High Street 2008 LLC
Vincent Lombardo
The Gallery on High
Saima Rawji
Ruth Lantz
Thomas Krasun
Ismail Jallaq
Joseph Milano
Brent Zambon
Ackley Stanford
Kelley LaPlace
Shahla Jilani
Java Kitrick
Laith Khalaf
Bhavesh Patel
MAFI, LLC
Mark App
Frances Silverman
Gim F. and Fung K. Lee
Lee & Debbie Rosenfeld
Scott Clayton
PJM Investments
Lee Jones
Dominic Bianconi
Monk’s Copy Shop, Inc.
Ken Karlock
Wayne & Susan Frisbee
Z on Main LLC
Matthew Sheeley
Wayne Cocchi
George Gesouras
Monica Pahouja
Casey Yontz
Atrium Lofts
Dwayne Catto
Cassandra Cole
Oxford Coventry Realty
Bradley Hengehold
Stefano Spadoni
Amiya Dey
Rogers Krajnak Architects
338 S. High Original, Capital Partners LLC
JKCA LLC
Lawrence Kruguer
Sara Buschur
CEM LP
JBB Equities Ltd.
Bob Long
Krista Kiss
Scott Schiff
Jacob L. Will Family LLC
Johnny Brown
Trent Edwards
Swan Cleaners
Tommaso Inc.
Terry Traxler
Custodio Fabella
Yhezkel Levi
Haddin Limited
Joseph Reisinger
Tyrone Nisthauz
Lincoln Construction, Inc.
Justin Harper
North Front LLC
William Eves
DC INJU LLC
Burgundy Square
Gerald Kong
Macaire Fellers
Naughten Partners Limited
Partnership
William Grove
Bradley Sinnott
Adam Milliken
Charles McGuigan
Thomas Parry
Chris Schmacher
Menlo Realty Income
SWH Properties LLC
Michael Wade
Richard Andrekanic
Alvand Mokhtari
Charles Ashton
Stephen Daulton & Associates
Mary Magil
Seana Willis
Pappas Associates
Timothy and Teresa Black
Alex Hou
Scott & Robin Schumann
Velio Gezim
Mark Fry
BL Properties Ltd.
Elizabeth Walsh
William Wheeler
Robert Hague
Thomas Griesdorn
William Newell
Erin Budd
Christopher Le Barbier
Gordon Evans
David Campisi
Bruce Mrofka
Stephen Acker
Mark Yeazell
Brian Beam
Joe Sabo
Sheraton Columbus
Chase Tower
CASTO
The Westin Columbus
AT&T
Class III
Dispatch Printing Group
Vorys Sater Seymour & Pease
Bricker & Eckler
Tower Garage Company
LeVeque Tower
Downtown Tiano III Ltd.
Greyhound Lines Inc.
Continental Realty
Schottenstein Property Group
Plaza Properties
YMCA Columbus
COTA
JDS Spring LLC
Residence Inn
Parking Company of America
The Columbus Club
Park National Bank
Schiff Capital Group
Drury Inn
Goodyear Tire Company
United Way of Central Ohio
Courtyard by Marriott
PFK Company II LLC
Larrimer & Larrimer
Columbus Athenaeum
HighPoint at Columbus
Commons
Turkey Run
303 S. Front St. LLC
Lee Smith Properties
Harrison Street Real Estate
Calgary Town Ltd.
HER Inc.
BFS Retail
Brad DeHays
Holbrix LLC
Certified Oil Company
Michael Johrendt
Kohr Royer Griffith Inc
Elliott Luckoff
Abraham Law Offices
JVW Investments
The Case Bowen Company
Bernard Electric Supply
Dean Adamantidis
The Leathery Company
Stephen Young
Telhio Credit Union Inc.
Southard Supply
Sherrod Brown
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Julie Yassenoff
Scotz Investments
David Diroll
Victor Lombardo
Joanne Reese
Vernon Lewis
Julio Jimenez
Dawn Marinacci
Rebecca Strautberg
David Tapia
Mike Gong
Tom and Betty Nilsson
Onur Egriboz
Matthew Odenweller
Alex Daniels
David Berkley
Michelle Bush
Douglas Hugo
Jeffrey Gaik
Constance Tootle
Dianne Zemba
Mike Affinito
Jeff Baker
Zheng Wang
Benjamin Klauder
Evan Sciarello
James Timlin
Danielle Laney and Tolga
Demirel
Arnold Lewis
Phillip Ghally
Rebecca Spears
Ramteen Sioshansi
Corey and Amy Jeffries
Carol Freshour
Melissa Mangen
Melissa Kloster
Jeffrey Baker
Kevin Monnier
Marlo Seligman
Moonunit LLC
Natalie Iturralde
Jon Saia
Hien Tran
Michael Kelley
Carlille Co.
Katherine Edgar
Chris Johnson
Marcia Evans
Claudius Christmas
Andrew Platt
Monique Laven
Lisa Fern
Kevin Cary
Robert Kalmar
Christopher Finlayson
Randy Flora
Tyson Whitt
Elias Hazen
Sean Simmons
David Hansen
Heather Sobel
Owen Meston
Kevin Futryk
Shaun Walz
Timothy Deal
Terry Smith
Edward A. Szczypinski
Dawon Hawkins
Matt Molenda
Tom Pham
Maroun Ghossein
Paul Miles
Stefan Maisnier
Eugene Hong
Lyudmila Brener
Lance Hosier
Henryka Liss
Ryan Mesmer
Clayton Kowar
Kimberly Wheeler
Mark Williams
Kelvin Snyder
Harold Bashor
Natalie Trishman
Tyler Holtgreven
Marcie Heslop
Kendra Bates
Tao and Zheng Wang
Bret Kraft
Robin Wyckoff
Mark Miller
Caplin Enterprises
Tim Long
Jill Holava
Thomas Talbert
Stewart Ramsay
Amy Wood
Patrick Montag
Rich Szabrak
George Kounalakis
Andrew Walborn
Tim Nietfeld
Robert Hasman
Patti Engle
Fannie Mae
Jeff Cunningham
Jeffrey Randall
Stephen Wilson
Eric Gallon
Airelyn & Jeffrey Ducay
Joanna Tylka
Barbara Fohl
Daniel Wineland
Alan Mayne
Juan Restrepo
Mark Gibson
Brian Brown
Jeffrey Barber
Nathan Froe
Christopher Aemisegger
Ben Gruber
Nick Solovey
Jennifer Deafenbaugh
Angela Sullivan
Melinda Dixon
Gary Heath
Charles Harshey
Guttentag Family Trust
Harold Duryee
Robert Peak
Dale Morella
Ryan Taylor
Gail and George Buzby
Matt Penrod
David McCourt
Katherine Greene
Anthony Stivaletti
Richard Nockowitz
Virginia Kuck
Jonathan Pankiw
Ilina Sukul
Wesley Campbell
T&K Properties of Columbus
Robert Emerson
Shane Self
Michael Huggett
Anthony O’Malley
David Dougherty
Kendall Verrett
Pamela Novak
Matthew Buske
Matthew Santone
Kristen Ayers
Dennis Joseph
Jeffrey Alton
Gregg Looney
Ryan Rupp
Steve Schab
Brent Bennett
Emily Dawson
Sachie Kobayashi
Roger Vivas
Heather Feehan
Kathryn Butler
Gayan Poovendran
Jason Case
Daren Garcia
David McCourt Jr.
Lawrence and Mary Beth Borcherding
Luke Overmeyer
Anthony Gatto
John Chikie
Russel Rogers
Robert Coury
Anthony Catanzaro
Janice Croswell
Christina Traven
Jean Chambers
Julie Walcoff
Robert Meister
Matthew Smith
Andrew Krebs
Ronald Snyder
Bank of America
Paula Niven
Neeraj Sachdeva
William Lloyd
Carrie Soder
Weldon Cartwright
John Bauman
Christopher Landauer
Timothy O’Neill
James Burke
Kevin Cubick
MCW Properties
Anthony and Stefanie
Olejniczak
Ric Wanetik
Denise Watson
Cliffel & Cliffel LLC
Jeremiah Heck
Meliss Draughon
Bradley Bartlett
Douglas Hertzig
Amanda Wood
Barbara Sears
Brent Knisely
Nicole Watson
Asli Hussen
Heath Ackley
Robin Gatrell
Chen-Hsun Lo
Justin Evans
Justin Crockett
Jocelyn North
Wilson Lee
Alexander Balcerzak
Michael Piche
Michael Dovidio
Alan Deloera
David Bruno
John Canupp
David Madison
Ryan Harris
Ming Wang
George Pallas
Brian Bowser
Weldon Abbott
Trevi Properties
Pui Tse
Megan Patterson
Matt Dixon
Joni Meeker
Chris Homan
Sarah Elizabeth Zubrzycki
Kyle Howe
Jennifer Odebrecht
Jason LaPlace
Gregory Clark
Grant Gergley
Greg Barwell
Amy Baxter
York Chambers
Austin Altenburg
Marzena Chronowksi
Ryan Maxey
Whitney Byrd
Jackie and Janice Fort
Sandra Stephenson
April Gilliland
James Sancin
Nickolas Papadorotheou
Olamide O. Olamide Dairo and Omolara Y. Dairo
Saranga Akuthota
John Robson and Tara Meyer-Robson
Alan Arville
Gordon and Christina Gough
Anna Florentine-Knott
Zackary Cress
Dennis V. Yacobozzi II
Mary Hopper
Evan Hart
Patrick Livingston
Craig Blazakis
Christopher Kelbley
Robert Knauer
Mary Raysa
Erin Corrigan
John Purcell
Cory Neugebauer
James and Toni Marsh
James Neumann
Ken Peters
Danielle Calo
Sarah Lanctot
James Parris
Carlille Co. Ltd.
Janet Williams
Jeff Lischak
James Betts
Robin Eitel
William Ward
Ross Wylie
Steven Blaha
Andrew Pugh
Heartland Bank
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Luke and Molly Werhan
John and Rhonda Purcell
Matthew Porter
Sean Smith
Ryan Ray
Daniel Cutright
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Warren Bath
*Each class of property owners
collectively pays 25 percent of
total assessments
Special thanks to our generous partners:
Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District | 23 N. Fourth St. Columbus, OH 43215 | Ph: (614) 645-5133 | www.DowntownColumbus.com