MX Real Estate, LLC is proposing to construct a new assisted living facility at 1744 County Road D East. The proposal includes 20 assisted living units, with a potential phase two including an additional 10 units to be constructed at a later date. The property is currently vacant and part of the Legacy Village PUD. The existing Conditional Use Permit that governs the approved PUD for Legacy Village will need to be amended to include the proposed project details.
Becker Furniture is proposing to renovate and repurpose the former Toys R Us building at 1852 Co. Rd. D. The property is currently vacant and the majority of modifications to accommodate the furniture store will be on the interior of the building. There are proposed changes to the exterior façades and storefront of the building and some minor landscaping improvements. To move forward with the project the applicant is requesting design review approval.
The applicant is applying for a conditional use permit (CUP) and design review. The CUP is required for the construction of a building within 350 feet of a residential district. The design review application will allow for the construction of a periodontal clinic (Ridge Periodontics) on the property.
The applicant is proposing to develop a senior housing cooperative offering 60 housing units for members aged 62 and older. The proposed building will be four stories tall with a flat roof, over an enclosed below-grade garage. The entire project is within the Shoreland Overlay area. A new multi-unit residential building in Maplewood requires design review by the CDRB and the applicant has requested review of a Planned Unit Development by the Planning Commission.
The applicant is proposing to develop a 148-unit multi-family housing building. The proposed building will be three stories tall, over an enclosed below-grade garage. This site is currently owned by the City of Maplewood and the City Council has approved a purchase agreement with this developer. A new multi-family residential building in Maplewood requires design review by the CDRB and the project requires a rezoning which must be reviewed by the Planning Commission.
Menards is proposing replace its existing store with a updated single story prototype. They are also proposing to purchase and incorporate six residential properties to the south of the existing lot into the Menards site.