Peter's Creek Southside

[suburban george3]

There are surveying stakes and netting around where the shoppes are to be built next to the new WalMart on Peters Creek.

Further down the road, they have started work on the additional store building at Oliver's Crossing SC.

FYI..

[twincity]

thanx george

[suburban george3]

Walgreen's @ Peter's Creek (NC150) & Old Salisbury/Hickory Tree

Sheetz/McDonald's Location at Peter's Creek (NC 150) & Hickory Tree Rd.

[suburban george3]

Thought this would fit better here since no retailers have been announced and it is a mixed use development.. The Tetras Cos. wants to build a $65 million dollar mixed use 'new urban' style development next to the new Super WalMart on West Clemmonsville Rd. off Peters Creek Parkway.

The project will include retail, office, and apartments with internal parking lots and a 'Main St.' feel in the retail areas. There would be 30,000 sq. ft. of retail, which would compliment the WalMart and Lowes Home Improvement, plus 4 or 5 pad sites for restaurants or banks. There also will be 250 apartments with a clubhouse, pool, and business center.

Construction should start in 2008, but scheduling will be dependant on the city completing the West Clemmonsville Road project. That is also scheduled to start in '08.

This should really help keep things growing at this MAC.

WSJ Article about Tetras Development on W. Clemmonsville Rd.

[twincity]

the new site plan for the Stafford Place:

http://www.cityofws.org/Assets/CityOfWS/Do...v2007/w2964.pdf

[suburban george3]

Walgreen's on Peter's Creek/NC 150 and Hickory Tree Rd is now open. It also looks like grading is close to completion for the Sheetz/McDonald's across the street.

The shoppes building at Oliver's Crossing Shopping Center now has the steel framework up.

[winston's finest]

this side of town is really growing and fast. There are many new communities growing and coming up in this area along peters creek, clemmonsville and on into davidson county. Now all that needs to happen is for more restaurants and retail to come into this area and it could become like the University Pkwy/Hanes Mill area but better. This is a great place to live due to its convenience to downtown, the hanes mall commercial area and its convenience to basically all major highways. i can see plenty coming out of this area...it already seems to be popular with young adults and new familes especially due to its affordable pricing...there are many young people down there.

Hopefully this and the new baseball stadium will bring life back into Peters Creek Parkway which has gone down in recent years.

PS...i did here that a Olive Garden is supposed to open on near the Lowes and Wal-mart....lets wait and see

[twincity]

suncom, quizno's and a burger king opening up in front of new wal-mart.

[suburban george3]

suncom, quizno's and a burger king opening up in front of new wal-mart.

[JerseyBoy]

I was hoping for something like this in this area. Love the shared outdoor dining area!

[JerseyBoy]

Update 11-17-07

Walgreens on Peters Creek:

New retail building at Oliver's Crossing:

[twincity]

Stafford Place renderings

[suburban george3]

Stafford Place renderings

[suburban george3]

Photo Updates:

Sheetz(?-I've heard that this MAY NOT happen, but haven't seen anything official in print)/McDonald's @ 150/Hickory Tree

Walgreen's in Daylight:

Oliver's Crossing S/C Expansion:

WalMart on Peters Creek Shoppes:

[suburban george3]

Stafford Place received approval from city council last night. More development for Peters Creek and West Clemmonsville!

WSJ Aritcle about Stafford Place Approval

[JerseyBoy]

George, you being a resident of that area, how do you feel about this development? IMO I'm tired of these faux village developments that try to be urban. I don't think I've seen a developer create a true mixed-use village in the middle of an emerging retail district that is sustainable.

[suburban george3]

George, you being a resident of that area, how do you feel about this development? IMO I'm tired of these faux village developments that try to be urban. I don't think I've seen a developer create a true mixed-use village in the middle of an emerging retail district that is sustainable.

[twincity]

also, i think WS/FCS bought some land around here for a new high school. maybe we'll finally get a South Forsyth?

[JerseyBoy]

WS/FCS bought some land off of Ebert Road for a new elementary and middle school to relieve overcrowding at Griffith Elementary. Across from the land they purchased will be a site for a future 'South Forsyth High School.'

[suburban george3]

WS/FCS bought some land off of Clemmonsville Road for a new elementary and middle school to relieve overcrowding at Griffith Elementary. Across from the land they purchased will be a site for a future 'South Forsyth High School.'

[JerseyBoy]

http://www.journalnow.com/servlet/Satellit...s=1037645509111

School officials have already started design on the elementary and middle schools, which are scheduled to be finished in 2009.

I believe this is where the new schools will be located (the blue shape):

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&i...;mid=1202279101

[twincity]

i think the two high schools that serve this side of town are West and Parkland. Parkland's going 4-A in a few years. the time might be right for a new high school.

[B L U E]

i think the two high schools that serve this side of town are West and Parkland. Parkland's going 4-A in a few years. the time might be right for a new high school.

[suburban george3]

Well, the school system hasn't officially bought the land of Ebert yet, but they did get permission from the county commissioners to do so last night.

WSJ Article About County Commissioners Authorizing WSFC Schools to purchase land in S. Forsyth

[suburban george3]

Updates on Developments:

WalMart Shoppes:

Sheetz:

McDonalds:

Oliver's Crossing Expansion:

View from inside Olivers Crossing, looks like you can access the shoppes from the back, kind of a strange design but I guess the developer wanted the store fronts to face Peters Creek.

Hope you enjoyed, will take more as significant changes are apparent