Mixed-use project at former Patrick J’s site comes back to OSU-area review board

Sintel Properties is returning to the University Impact District Review Board on Thursday to present new conceptual renderings for their proposed mixed-use project at 2711 N. High St., the former home of Patrick J's bar and a White Castle.

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