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Rally House Files Commercial Building Application for Lane Avenue Store

The application follows development plans to demolish the existing building and construct a new two-story store at 316 W. Lane Ave.

A commercial new structure filing for Rally House at 316 W. Lane Ave. is pending in city records. The application follows development plans to demolish the existing Rally House building and construct a new two-story store on the site, 614NOW reported.

According to city planning documents cited by the outlet, the proposal would demolish the existing two-story building, complete site improvements and construct a new two-story Rally House. The building has long been a destination for Buckeye fans, 614NOW reported. For decades, 316 W. Lane Ave. was home to Conrad’s College Gifts, an original family-owned Ohio State apparel store, before Rally House took over the location in 2023, according to 614NOW.

The proposal was scheduled to be reviewed by the city’s Development Commission during a July 15 meeting, 614NOW reported. If approved, the project would move another step through the city’s development process, according to the reporting. Rally House did not respond when reached for comment, 614NOW reported.

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  1. 26TMP-098151 · New Structure | Commercial — 316 W LANE AVE, COLUMBUS, OH 43201

    City of Columbus · Accela Citizen Access

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    • A commercial new structure filing for Rally House at 316 W. Lane Ave. is pending in city records.

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      26TMP-098151 · New Structure | Commercial — 316 W LANE AVE, COLUMBUS, OH 43201 Rally House {Address=316 W LANE AVE, COLUMBUS, OH 43201, Document listing=Not available in search row, Public view=Search row, Record=26TMP-098151, Series role=pending, Type=New Structure | Commercial, Type role=other}
  2. https://614now.com/2026/hot-topics/this-osu-game-day-store-set-for-major-demolition-and-rebuild

    614now.com

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    • The application follows development plans to demolish the existing Rally House building and construct a new two-story store on the site, 614NOW reported.

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      614NOW reviewed plans filed with the City of Columbus which call for the demolition of the existing Rally House at 316 W. Lane Ave. and the construction of a new two-story store on the site.
    • According to city planning documents cited by the outlet, the proposal would demolish the existing two-story building, complete site improvements and construct a new two-story Rally House.

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      According to city planning documents, the proposal would demolish the existing two-story building, complete site improvements and construct a new two-story Rally House. The application is currently listed as under review as a preliminary site plan.
    • The building has long been a destination for Buckeye fans, 614NOW reported.

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      The building has long been a destination for Buckeye fans.
    • For decades, 316 W. Lane Ave. was home to Conrad’s College Gifts, an original family-owned Ohio State apparel store, before Rally House took over the location in 2023, according to 614NOW.

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      For decades, 316 W. Lane Ave. was home to Conrad’s College Gifts, one of the original family-owned Ohio State apparel stores, before Rally House took over the location in 2023.
    • The proposal was scheduled to be reviewed by the city’s Development Commission during a July 15 meeting, 614NOW reported.

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      The proposal is scheduled to be reviewed by the city’s Development Commission during a July 15 meeting at 10 a.m.
    • If approved, the project would move another step through the city’s development process, according to the reporting.

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      If approved, the project would move another step through the city’s development process.
    • Rally House did not respond when reached for comment, 614NOW reported.

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      614NOW reached out to Rally House for comment but did not hear back.

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