# Marlog > A neighborhood logistics center so delivery trucks stay off the residential streets. Canonical: https://shavnu.com/glossary/marlog --- **מרלו"ג** Marlog is short for merkaz logisti. Lot 306 in Eshkol is the district logistics hub plus offices, won by Pangaea Sde Dov (an Israel Canada vehicle) in a municipal tender in August 2024. The idea is that vans terminate at the marlog instead of circulating through the new streets. Coverage noted that even this building is designed to look like a luxury project. ## Where this comes up - [Schools, Clinics And Shops: Daily Life In A District Being Built](https://shavnu.com/blog/schools-and-services.md): Public buildings and commerce designations reserve schools, clinics, and shops on the plan map. The gap between a reserved plot and an open school, and why services typically lag the first keys. - [A Third Of The Ground: What The Plan Reserves That Is Not Housing](https://shavnu.com/blog/what-the-plan-reserves.md): Plan-lot land uses from residential and employment to parks, roads, and antiquities: what each TA/4444 designation permits in Israeli planning, and what the mix tells a buyer about life beyond the tower lobby. - [Who Is Actually Watching The Ground](https://shavnu.com/blog/who-monitors-the-site.md): PFAS findings put soil in the headlines. This article is about the bodies with formal powers over planning, land sales, construction, and infrastructure on the former airfield, and what the public record shows them doing. - [TA/4444, Decoded: How to Read the Sde Dov Masterplan Like a Planner](https://shavnu.com/blog/masterplan-explained.md): The validated district plan packs 16,000 homes, three complexes, a stepped skyline, and a light-rail spine into 1,300 dunams of former runway. Here is how to read it. --- Source: https://shavnu.com/glossary/marlog on Shavnu, an independent English guide to the Sde Dov district in Tel Aviv. Figures come from the public record: Israel Tax Authority transaction reports, Tel Aviv GIS, tender results and the Hebrew press.