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Council members will decide whether to give the first green light in a process that would allow the proposed project to become a reality.
JWB Real Estate Capital LLC submitted new conceptual images to the city of its proposed multifamily residential buildings for College Park, the former Town & Country Shopping Center in Arlington. The Jacksonville-based developer filed the renderings and site plan April 7 with City Council legislation requesting to rezone the property at 903 University Blvd. to Planned Unit Development. The site is zoned Commercial Community General-1 and General 2 District. The images show two, three-floor residential structures with a total 24,000-square-foot building footprint and 90 units. The two building...
Special to the Daily The Edwards RiverPark proposal is seven public hearings into its review process before the Eagle County Board of Commissioners. Hearing No. 8 is planned Tuesday as the latest opportunity for the public to offer comment regarding the proposal. The Edwards RiverPark is a commercial/residential planned unit development proposal from a group called Sierra Trail Investments LLC. The project is planned on a 53.7-acre parcel located north of U.S. Highway 6 and south of the Eagle River on land that was formerly the site of a B&B Excavating gravel pit operation. The proposal inclu...
A map of the study area. Image from an ANC 3E presentation by DDOT. Two preferred proposals DDOT is in the home stretch of its decision-making process and plans public meetings in April before it settles on the preferred concept. It will then work up a 10% concept to present to the community this summer before it moves to finalize the design. DDOT started with at least seven different alternatives, including a no-build alternative, and narrowed those down to two preferred concepts, each of which was rated highest under DDOT’s scoring regime. Concept B would not include bike infrastructur...
February 11, 2021 The City of Linden is moving toward providing a Fenton Township property with water service. On Monday, Linden City Council considered a proposal from DMK Development to connect their planned assisted living facility on Silver Lake Road to the cityâs water system. The Tri-County Times reports that a meeting with DMK is set this week to discuss the proposal. The 8.26-acre parcel where the facility would be built was granted rezoning last month by the Fenton Township Board of Trustees for a Planned Unit Development. The developers say the 83-bed assis...