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INFORMATION PROVIDED BY COS - CLEVELAND ST - MAY 4, 2026BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL • BAY TO BEACH Home / Cleveland Street / 639 Cleveland Street 639 Cleveland Street Total Project Investment $5 million Project type Retail redevelopment Project schedule Construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion April 2027. Contractor name Schmid Construction Project Background The redevelopment of 639 Cleveland Street transforms an outdated structure into a modern commercial building designed to improve functionality and street -level engagement. The project reorganizes the interior layout and redefines the building's facade to create a more efficient and accessible space. Vertical circulation has been relocated to establish a continuous retail frontage at ground level, while a redesigned facade introduces depth and rhythm through recessed forms and shadow boxes, strengthening the building's presence along Cleveland Street. 1 Project Goal The project reestablishes the building as a competitive retail destination that supports contemporary commercial uses. The ground -floor space is envisioned for a modern apparel or lifestyle retailer, taking advantage of uninterrupted frontage and strong street visibility. By improving access, layout and architectural identity, the redevelopment enhances pedestrian engagement and contributes to a more cohesive and active Cleveland Street corridor. 1 IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect: Halflants + Pichette Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance ILocation 639 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 lemorial Caus`ewft • Bike Trail WATERFRONT TheBayCare Sound Q Drew St Iriazam I io v u 11 rar D CLUB ESTATES Z R A/ i r n DREW & `J PARKS PLAZA m r - Drew St as` 0Je\ao NE Grove St Laura St `\ oachman Parkcn Yar`Water DOWNTOWN 00 ct N D d `m aT 0. 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The Telephone Building Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable historic landmarks. 3 Peoples Bank Built in 1910 and transformed in the 1920s into one of downtown Clearwater's defining Mediterranean Revival landmarks, the Peoples Bank Building is nearing completion as it is returned to its original architectural character. mo&CLEARWATER IPIIIIIF BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL • BAY TO BEACH Home / Cleveland Street / 629-633 Cleveland Street 629-633 Cleveland Street Total Project Investment $3.5 million Project type Retail / Health, Wellness and Personal Services Project schedule Construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion December 2026. Contractor name Schmid Construction IProject Background The redevelopment of 629-633 Cleveland Street reconfigures a series of narrow, fragmented retail spaces into a cohesive commercial property. Previously constrained by inefficient layouts, the building is being transformed through a redesign of both interior space and street presence. Smaller units are being combined into larger, more functional layouts, while a curved glass storefront and recessed facade will improve visibility, create depth and establish a more distinctive presence along Cleveland Street. 1 Project Goal The project supports a mix of health, wellness and personal service tenants, including potential uses such as an eyewear boutique and a fitness or mobility studio. These uses will provide convenient everyday services for downtown residents, workers and visitors. By improving functionality, transparency and street -level engagement, the project contributes to a more active pedestrian environment and strengthens the continuity of the Cleveland Street corridor as part of the city's broader downtown development efforts. IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect: Halflants + Pichette Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance ILocation 629-633 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 WATERFRONT Plaza St A w-7tv t r<t to CLUB ESTATES Memorial Causeway Bike Trail O DREW & w PARKS PLAZA TheBayCare Sound 0 Drew St Drew St o ‘ ©Laura St NE 6�eJe\a� tear�water DOWNTOWN CO Bywa Coachman Park (0 Go gle K N I d rp D 0 OAK BLUFFS co&rtVSt�A ECourtS, n r Stim.miChestnut+St ChestnutSt CourtSt VIEWPOINT o CA y '^ �� "�^ n nl T U c A A V _ ,Ti 3 Keyboard shortcuts Map data 02026 Google, INEGI any prIOSS yI g Grove St to Frankliy z CO m 0 2 pierce St r 1 ;t L Park CG Franklin St 10, ' 3' Court Stab - Terms Report a map error Other City Projects 635 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street - engaging destination. 639 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 639 Cleveland Street transforms an outdated structure into a modern commercial building designed to improve functionality and street - level engagement. 3 645 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 645 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive corner into a gateway between Cleveland Street and the Pinellas Trail. CLEARWATER 111PWBRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL • BAY TO BEACH Home / Cleveland Street / 645 Cleveland Street 645 Cleveland Street Total Project Investment $3 million Project type Retail / Restaurant redevelopment Project schedule Construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion April 2027. Contractor name Schmid Construction IProject Background The redevelopment of 645 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive corner into a gateway between Cleveland Street and the Pinellas Trail. The project opens the building to both corridors through expansive glass storefronts and outdoor -oriented design, improving visibility, access and engagement. A cantilevered roof establishes a strong architectural presence while providing shade, and a reimagined facade with three- dimensional tile introduces depth and movement. Operable glass panels and create a seamless connection between interior and exterior space. a shaded terrace 1 Project Goal The project is designed to attract a trailside dining or cycling -oriented concept that serves both downtown visitors and users of the Pinellas Trail. Potential uses include a cafe with cycling services or a specialty retailer offering bikes, gear and repairs. By activating the corner with outdoor space and trail -focused amenities, the redevelopment strengthens the connection between Cleveland Street and the Pinellas Trail while contributing to a more active and engaging downtown environment. 1 IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect: Halflants + Pichette Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance ILocation 645 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 emorial Causeway Bike Trail Oe Go gle WATERFRONT The BayCare Sound 0 Causeway Byway 0 Plaza St t.UUNI KY CLUB ESTATES Z Rt m L J DREW & PARI PLAZA m Drew St Drew St Coachman Park Ct arrater DOWNTOWN COlci o ; N O,' �c < Z n CO g OAKBLUFFSL•rt+Staria $■D $Court u Stemewwwe Chestnut+Stelmehestnut+St7��Court+St' VIEWPOINT o A11 TUC o AV x m Z Keyboard shortcuts Map data 02026 Google, INEGI Laura St NE Gee S\ any IJflOSSM S Grove St y co Park S g 3 pierce St �'4i` o A - Frankly St Franklin St e??,e??,L 3 fill �._ 1 ti Stza - �n 2 Terms Report a map error Other City Projects The Telephone Building Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable historic landmarks. Peoples Bank Built in 1910 and transformed in the 1920s into one of downtown Clearwater's defining Mediterranean Revival landmarks, the Peoples Bank Building is nearing completion as it is returned to its original architectural character. -3 Brown Brothers Building The Brown Brothers Building is one of downtown Clearwater's longstanding commercial landmarks, rooted in the early development of Cleveland Street. AtCLEARWATER Home / Cleveland Street / 623-627 Cleveland Street 623-627 Cleveland Street Total Project Investment $3.1 million Project type Retail redevelopment Project schedule Construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion December 2026. Contractor name Schmid Construction IProject Background The redevelopment of 623-627 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inward -facing row of storefronts into a series of open, street -oriented retail spaces. The project reconfigures a continuous facade by introducing multiple storefronts, increased transparency and clearly defined entrances. Floor -to -ceiling glazing and three distinct retail entries establish a rhythmic sequence along the sidewalk, improving visibility and access. Integrated planting elements further enhance the pedestrian experience, creating a more engaging and human -scaled presence along Cleveland Street. 1 Project Goal The project reestablishes the building as an active retail destination that supports everyday services for downtown residents, workers and visitors. Planned uses include personal care services, healthy dining and service-oriented retail, such as a hair or beauty studio, nail care concept and juice or smoothie cafe. By increasing street -level engagement and introducing multiple points of entry, the redevelopment contributes to a more walkable and vibrant Cleveland Street corridor. 1 IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect: Halflants + Pichette Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance ILocation 623-627 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 WATERFRONT Coachman Park N 0 m m plaza st n D � m` DREW & PARK PLAZA Drew St Z Drew St Laura St k,lll11v1 IX CLUB ESTATES Z w ) asp NE G�¢Je\ac eanv6 ater DOWNTOWN ■ i to Par y 3 w m N pierce St C G��� / O m n Franklin St ' D o e rFrankly BLUFFS Co4rtlStaA Courts} m s ChestnuVnut�St7 StuChest1�Cour St p O 0 EWPOINT to CO rn et nnrnr,nalri'c m -.T. Keyboard shortcuts Mapdata 02026 G le, INEGI Terms Report a maperror f1NiTNF RAV .. ; Y °O9 � Grove St r •st L J 2 Other City Projects 629-633 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 629-633 Cleveland Street reconfigures a series of narrow, fragmented retail spaces into a cohesive commercial property. 635 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street - engaging destination. 3 639 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 639 Cleveland Street transforms an outdated structure into a modern commercial building designed to improve functionality and street - level engagement. CLEARWATER Home / Cleveland Street / 635 Cleveland Street 635 Cleveland Street Total Project Investment $3 million Project type Retail / Restaurant redevelopment Project schedule Construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion April 2027. Contractor name Schmid Construction IProject Background The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street -engaging destination. The project reimagines the building's facade to improve transparency and strengthen its connection to the pedestrian environment. A continuous sliding glass storefront opens the interior directly to the sidewalk, while a sculptural marquee introduces a strong horizontal element. Vertical fins create rhythm and movement across the facade, establishing a dynamic architectural identity along Cleveland Street. 1 Project Goal The project is designed to attract a full-service restaurant with active indoor and outdoor dining. The open facade allows the dining environment to extend to the sidewalk, creating a strong connection between interior activity and the street. By introducing a prominent food and gathering destination, the redevelopment enhances pedestrian engagement and contributes to a more active and vibrant Cleveland Street corridor. 1 IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect: Halflants + Pichette Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance ILocation 635 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 WATERFRONT vlemorial Causeway Bike Trail The BB €awe Sound 0 Coachman Park 0 0 m plaza at DREW & PARK PLAZA al Drew St St Laura St ear&ater DOWNTOWN it) 3 LUFFS Cort+St�u.m Court, r Chestnut+St Chestnut+Sj O N co fn VIEWPOINT f1 Al TI -Ir RAY ,. » 2 1-.v 1Jry I n CLUB ESTATES Z w Grove St r r , :t 1 LJ w m Park N pierce S< �'O,i E,i n / Franklin St 6 G. a Frankly St ' n ' 0 D N l D A A _ t i Court St COUR'Sta. v Am isa AMMnalri'c 3 Keyboard shortcuts Map data 02026 Google, INEGI Terms Report a map error r Other City Projects 639 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 639 Cleveland Street transforms an outdated structure into a modern commercial building designed to improve functionality and street - level engagement. 645 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 645 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive corner into a gateway between Cleveland Street and the Pinellas Trail. 3 The Telephone Building Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable historic landmarks. -A•CLEARWATER 111%r BRICI IT AND BEAUTIFUL • BAY TO BEACH Home / Cleveland Street / Brown Brothers Building Brown Brothers Building Total Project Investment $5.8 million Including $3.3 million in historic restoration and redevelopment Project type Project schedule Historic restoration and redevelopment Restoration and construction commenced April 2026. Estimated completion April 2027. Contractor name Schmid Construction IProject Background The Brown Brothers Building is one of downtown Clearwater's longstanding commercial landmarks, rooted in the early development of Cleveland Street. The project involves a comprehensive historic restoration and redevelopment based on detailed archival research and original drawings. The facade will be restored by uncovering and preserving original brickwork, with all mortar joints replaced using historically matched materials. Storefronts and windows will be reconstructed to historic configurations, and a new canopy will reestablish a defining architectural feature. All work is planned in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. Project Goal The project reestablishes the Brown Brothers Building as an active mixed-use destination along Cleveland Street. Ground -floor spaces will support retail and restaurant uses, while upper levels provide additional commercial space, creating a mix of tenants that contributes to activity throughout the day. By restoring the building's architectural identity and introducing neighborhood - serving uses such as wellness, specialty retail and cafe concepts, the redevelopment enhances pedestrian engagement and supports the continued revitalization of the downtown corridor. IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Schmid Construction Architect of Record: Halflants + Pichette Design Architect: Gensler Structural Engineer: Master Consulting Engineers Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance Historical Preservationist: Ferrell Redevelopment 2 �����IIII11i u. ILocation 615-621 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 Memorial Causeway" Bike Trail WATERFRONT The BayCare Sound 0 Causeway Bywa Coachman Park 0 rD Go gle Drew SI 1 m Plaza St x a o DREW 8 PARK PLAZA Drew St Laura St tleaurater DOWNTOWN to NEG\eJe\a�d LIMN I KT CLUB ESTATES Z w rn cn z E 0 rp a S D o D o BLUFFS Cot/MS onli wCourtS D m I. rD 0 Chestnut+st+chestntrt Courtrst arosta� VIEWPOINT -cc, w rli ne,.n,,..,I.-i.. r ,. , witc ' e v "2 Keyboard shortcuts Map data 02026 Google, INEGI Terms Report a map error Grove St m pierce St g Frankly st r - es L J Pa Franklin St. Other City Projects TAr 623-627 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 623-627 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inward -facing row of storefronts into a series of open, street -oriented retail spaces. 629-633 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 629-633 Cleveland Street reconfigures a series of narrow, fragmented retail spaces into a cohesive commercial property. 3 635 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street - engaging destination. CLEARWATER IVBRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL • BAY TO BEACH _s• Home / Cleveland Street / Peoples Bank Peoples Bank Total Project Investment $8.2 million Including $5.6 million in historic restoration and architectural reconstruction Project type Historic restoration and redevelopment Project schedule Restoration and construction complete May 2026. Contractor name Halflants + Pichette IProject Background Built in 1910 and transformed in the 1920s into one of downtown Clearwater's defining Mediterranean Revival landmarks, the Peoples Bank Building is nearing completion as it is returned to its original architectural character. The project involves a comprehensive historic restoration, including the reconstruction of the terra-cotta facade using archival documentation and traditional fabrication methods. Decorative architectural elements, storefront systems and original window configurations are being restored, while the building's structure and infrastructure are upgraded to meet modern codes. The historic four -faced clock is also being fully restored, reestablishing a defining feature at this prominent intersection. All work is being executed in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. 1 Project Goal The project reestablishes the Peoples Bank Building as a prominent commercial destination at the intersection of Cleveland Street and Fort Harrison Avenue. The ground floor is envisioned for restaurant or cafe use, complemented by a smaller retail space, introducing active street -level uses that contribute to pedestrian activity. By restoring the building's architectural identity and activating its corner presence, the redevelopment strengthens the continuity of the downtown streetscape and supports the city's broader vision for a vibrant and economically viable downtown. 1 IGallery IProject Partners General Contractor: Halflants + Pichette Architect of Record: Halflants + Pichette Design Architect: Gensler Structural Engineer: Wilson & Girgenti Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance Historical Preservationist: Ferrell Redevelopment 2 ILocation 432 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 Memorial Causeway^ Bike Trail tWATER )INT Go gle HARBOR BLUFFS WATERFRONT The BayCare Sound Q Causeway Byway Other City Projects Coachman Park 0 d PIERCE 100 OAK to < � Plaza St 7C D � DREW & PARK PLAZA Drew St Drew St Laura St NE G\eJe\ac6 Clear Vater DOWNTOWN N 3 COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Z Li Grove St co N w m cn 3 p)erce St 3 ca 0 N r 7 C A a 'o Franklin st D o • D . BLUFFS Court'StwAENCourtS,�� n i�a Chestnut+Sta�Chestnut,St_7ntttt■Coum• st air HTca is V I F W P rl I N T iv to Keyboard shortcuts Map data 02026 Google, INEGI Terms Report a map error F.W. Woolworth Co. Originally constructed in 1910, the F.W. Woolworth building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable commercial landmarks, historically home to the "Great Five Cent Store." Brown Brothers Building The Brown Brothers Building is one of downtown Clearwater's longstanding commercial landmarks, rooted in the early development of Cleveland Street. - 3 623-627 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 623-627 Cleveland Street transforms a previously inward -facing row of storefronts into a series of open, street -oriented retail spaces. CLEARWATER Home / Cleveland Street / The Telephone Building The Telephone Building Total Project Investment $8.2 million Including $5.9 million in historic restoration and structural reconstruction Project type Historic restoration and redevelopment Project schedule Construction and restoration completed. Ground floor leased. Contractor name Interstruct IProject Background Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable historic landmarks. The project involved a comprehensive restoration and full structural reconstruction, preserving the original facade while rebuilding the structure behind it to meet modern building codes and performance standards. The facade was reconstructed using period -matched materials and historically accurate methods, while a new internal structural system was term stability. All work was completed in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. integrated to ensure long - 1 Project Goal The project reestablishes the Telephone Building as an active commercial asset within the Cleveland Street corridor. The ground floor will be occupied by a gourmet burger restaurant concept, introducing a casual dining use that contributes to street -level activity. Upper floors support additional business uses, creating a mix of tenants that reinforces the building's role within the downtown environment. The redevelopment strengthens the continuity of the streetscape, enhances pedestrian engagement and contributes to the city's broader effort to create a connected and economically viable downtown. 1 IGallery TELEPHONE OFFIC pip. .-Firi i i 1 i gM. 11 11 i x ,mll'lul xxn ., 3� t OW _ I{ ► +� ! IProject Partners General Contractor: Interstruct Architect of Record: Interstruct Design Architect: Gensler Structural Engineer: Wilson & Girgenti Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance Historical Preservationist: Ferrell Redevelopment 2 ILocation 534 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 Memorial Causeway' Bike Trail 0 rER Go gle HARBOR BLUFFS P < WATERFRONT 'm plaza St x D 5 DREW & t-, PARkKPLAZAto The BayCare Sound 0 Causeway Byway0 Coachman Park 47 0 PIERCE 100 Drew St Z Drew St Laura St NE G\eJe\a�d COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Z r Grove St Clea r ater DOWNTOWN Trn K N ; N I s et in m a S. P, Franklgs Frank! 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Total Project Investment $9.2 million Including $5.5 million in historic restoration and structural rehabilitation Project type Historic restoration and redevelopment Project schedule Restoration and construction complete May 2026. Contractor name The Sinclair Group IProject Background Originally constructed in 1910, the F.W. Woolworth building is one of downtown Clearwater's most recognizable commercial landmarks, historically home to the "Great Five Cent Store." The project involves a comprehensive historic restoration focused on material recovery and storefront reconstruction. Layers of paint and stucco have been removed to reveal and restore the original ochre brick facade, while historically accurate storefront systems and the building's signature gold -lettered signage have been recreated. Structural improvements and modern systems have been integrated to ensure long-term performance while preserving the building's architectural character, in accordance with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. 1 Project Goal The project reestablishes the Woolworth building as an active retail and dining destination along Cleveland Street. Ground -floor spaces will support a mix of specialty retail, cafe and quick -service dining uses, contributing to street -level activity and pedestrian engagement. By restoring a recognizable landmark and reintroducing commercial uses, the redevelopment strengthens the continuity of the downtown streetscape and supports the city's broader vision for a vibrant and economically viable downtown. 1 IGallery 1111.11111r 4 ►4 if lilt IIj�j IProject Partners General Contractor: The Sinclair Group Architect: Halflants + Pichette Design Architect: Gensler Structural Engineer: Wilson & Girgenti Developer: Cleveland Street Alliance Historical Preservationist: Ferrell Redevelopment 2 ILocation 519 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 WATERFRONT Memorial Causeway.' Bike Trail °TER T Go gle The BayCare Sound 0 Causeway Byway Q Drew St riaza at 1 D DREW & PARK PLAZA Drew St Laura St vurvr nr CLUB ESTATES Z co d‘ NE 0040\ao Coachman Park Y N Clea r ater DOWNTOWN o cn 00 B u n fiii3 3 ., H D y C 7 m N m r', Frankly St Frar G �Ort'Sta�mw60uq. D m D OAK BLUFFS S} ` `m Chestnut�St✓ chestnuts court,st coin, . iu to CON id hArrinnalri'¢ -n 2 Keyboard shortcuts . 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