Spring Lake industrial site to become senior residential development
With $1.9 million of help from MSHDA, developers plan to erect a 24-unit housing center for senior citizens. The
With $1.9 million of help from MSHDA, developers plan to erect a 24-unit housing center for senior citizens. The plan has been scaled back from mixed-use retail/residential.
According to excerpts from the story:
The Spring Lake Village Planning Commission last week approved plans to turn a former industrial plating site into a 24-unit senior citizen residential development.
Voting 5-3, the commission approved plans calling for a three-story main structure with two-story wings on the former Superior Plating Co. property on Liberty Street between Cutler and Park streets. The approved plans call for 24 apartments.
Liberty Street Apartments is being co-developed by the Spring Lake-based Peel Brothers LLC, 501 Buena Vista, and Phil Seybert of Mt. Pleasant, who 12 years ago built the 131-unit Lloyds Bayou senior citizens residential development in Spring Lake Township.
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