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Page 2 of 5 <br /> Cal. No. 19-02 <br /> February 7, 2019 <br /> September 20, 2018 the Subdivision Plat and approved PD Planned Development District was <br /> recorded. <br /> Surrounding Land Use and Zoning <br /> Direction Existing Land Use Zoning Comprehensive Plan <br /> Subject Property Vacant lots,Community Medical PD Residential—Low Density,Mixed- <br /> Facility, Building Under Use Commercial/Residential <br /> Construction <br /> North Commercial,Vacant, Wabash R-6, B-2, Residential—Low Density, Mixed- <br /> Crossing PD Use Commercial/Residential <br /> South Commercial, Industrial, Single- 1V�-1,M-2 Mixed Use Commercial/Residential <br /> Family Residence <br /> East Wabash Crossing, Industrial PD, M-1, Residential—Low Density, <br /> M-2 Employment <br /> West Commercial B-2 Mixed-Use Commercial/Residential <br /> PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br /> The petitioner requests that the current PD Planned Development District be amended to add four <br /> apartment buildings for long-term patients with parking areas. A landscaped berm will be shifted <br /> slightly to the northeast.No other significant changes to the previously approved development plan for <br /> the Community Care Campus are proposed. The two proposed apartment buildings are 5,658 square <br /> feet and 4,164 square feet in size and scheduled to be constructed in the fall of 2019. The two (2) <br /> remaining apartment buildings will be constructed in the near future. The petitioner is also proposing <br /> 51 additional parking stalls for these additional apartment buildings. The fa�ade for the proposed <br /> buildings will be mostly brick. See the table below for comparison of the current versus the proposed. <br /> The additional four (4) apartment buildings will be located at the northeastern portion of the <br /> Community Care Campus, in lieu of on conceptual building in the previous proposal. The proposed <br /> apartment buildings are an accessory use to the campus by providing additional long-term care to those <br /> that need more stability and little more help to start a new life. <br /> 2 <br />