Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Executives for the senior living facility in Creve Coeur have only until January 14 to address questions raised by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission in rejecting the company's plans for a major project on Ladue Road.
After months of meetings, plans and input, Creve Coeur City Council members decided Monday they would not wait three more months to take further action on Delmar Gardens' proposed development plan for Ladue Road. The proposal, which would rezone land near Interstate 270 for assisted and independent living facilities along with single-family residential homes, was rejected by Creve Coeur's Planning and Zoning Commission. That negative recommendation from P&Z was on Monday's Council agenda for a first reading. In a letter to city officials, Delmar Gardens formally requested a three month extension before further action after that first reading to address concerns brought at the Planning and Zoning Commission, but did not have one of the main…
Thursday, October 11, 2012
The plans for a combination assisted living facility and residential development will be the subject of a Creve Coeur Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing Monday October 15.
Developers who hope to build a three phase project on 28 acres at Ladue Road near Interstate 270 have received good reviews from Creve Coeur city planners, but a plan called "Creve Coeur Renaissance" will not have the endorsement of city staff when it gets presented to Planning and Zoning Commissioners at a public hearing Monday. The proposal calls for rezoning the property to allow for a building for nursing care only, a second building for assisted and independent living, and then 10 single family homes, which would be handled by an outside homebuilder. The city staff report calls the project "innovative" and says it would solve issues with drainage and erosion, while satisfying a need for senior housing and give "a distressed property …
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Delmar Gardens plans for the former "Thompson Center" property near Interstate 270 will be put before Planning and Zoning commission leaders in October.
After years of conversation and a share of controversy, the City of Creve Coeur now has a proposal from Delmar Gardens to develop land on Ladue Road just west of Interstate 270. Paul Langdon, the city's director of Community Development, told the city's Economic Development Commission of the development Thursday. The proposal calls for rezoning the property into a 3-phase project: one building for nursing care only, a second building for assisted and independent living, and then 10 single family homes, which would be handled by an outside homebuilder. Delmar Gardens CEO Gabe Grossberg could not be reached for comment late Thursday morning. Langdon said the project is essentially the same as what was outlined in a meeting he had with Delmar…
Greg Campbell
3:23 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012
This project definitely does not belong in a residential neighborhood! Thanks for keeping us informed about this important issue! more ›