One of three renderings Lockport developer David L. Ulrich sent to Niagara County Community College President James P. Klyczek for a proposal to locate the proposed culinary arts institute on Canal Street in Lockport.
With no deal yet in place for a proposed hospitality and tourism center in Niagara Falls, Lockport developer David L. Ulrich has thrown a Lockport site into the ring.
Click here to read the story from this morning's paper about the Ulrich's initial pitch to Niagara Community College for the Canal Street block.
6:48 p.m.: Read Ulrich's letter to the college.
Attached to the letter were three pages of renderings. Check out a rendering of the institute, along with a rendering of a site overview and parking.
Here's the site plan rendering.
5:32 p.m.: I spoke with NCCC President James P. Klyczek about Ulrich's proposal after Wednesday's board of trustees meeting. He said the Rainbow Centre mall site in Niagara Falls remains his "preferred" choice for a location. Take a listen to some of our conversation:
I also talked with Bonnie R. Gifford, chair of the college's board of trustees, who says she was impressed by Ulrich's proposal. Here's a clip from our chat:
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