As downtown evolves, St. Pete tends to its historic Coliseum

The Coliseum has stood just north of St. Petersburg's Mirror Lake since 1924, when the city was making a name for itself as a winter destination and the ballroom was among its grandest attractions.

A century later, the neighborhood around it looks considerably different. The 18-story Reflection condominium tower stands a few blocks away, while a property immediately west of the Coliseum is being marketed for an approved 18-story apartment building with 150 units.

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Council to explore Historic Preservation Master Plan task force

Prior to joining the St. Petersburg City Council, Copley Gerdes was a member of the Community Planning and Preservation Commission. He believes strongly that St. Petersburg’s history should be protected.

At its Oct. 15 meeting, the council unanimously voted to explore the creation of a task force or similar body in regards to the development of a Historic Preservation Master Plan.

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