Proposed Redevelopment Projects

456 East Cady Street Mixed Use Development

Applicant 
456 Cady, LLC [Mr. Jim Long as representative]

Project Name
456 East Cady Street Mixed Use Development  

Project Location
456 E. Cady Street (Foundry Flask and Equipment site)

The applicant is requesting a Special Land Use permit, along with Site Plan approval for a mixed-use development (residential and commercial) at this location.  The special land use permit would allow upper floor residentials uses on premises zoned PR-1, Performance Regulated Industrial District No. 2, and CSO, Cady Street Overly District.  Section 10.03 of the Zoning Ordinance permits the Planning Commission to allow upper floor residential units as a Special Land Use, pursuant to meeting the criteria in Section 15.02 for multi-family structures. 

The Downs Development 

Applicant
Hunter Pasteur Northville, LLC
 
Project Name
The Downs 

Description of Proposed Development
Hunter Pasteur Northville, LLC is proposing to redevelop the racetrack area into single-family homes, town homes, high-end apartments, luxury condominiums, commercial space, and public space in the form of three public parks and pocket parks throughout the site.  

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Exchange Bar and Grill (building alteration)

Applicant 
157 E. Main Street LLC 

Project Name
Exchange Bar and Grill (formerly Poole's Tavern) 

Project Location
157 E. Main Street

The project is an existing restaurant/tavern proposed to be altered to provide a larger kitchen and to add open air rooftop dining, and egress from roof deck dining.  

Center Street Wealth Strategies (New Building)

Applicant 
Center Street Wealth Strategies 

Project Name
Center Street Wealth Strategies (new building)

Project Location
224 S. Main Street

The project contains two lots, both with a single-family home. The site plan is proposing to remove the building at the northwest corner of S. Main St. and Beal, and replace it with a 3,171 square foot, two-story office building. Access to the parking lot will be off of Beal St. The other single-family home will remain for the time being.  Professional offices/services are permitted uses in this district.