Politics & Government
Developer Proposes New Senior Living Facility for Wheaton
Wheaton's zoning board begins public hearing process for proposed assisted living facility in north Wheaton.
Wheaton's zoning board on Tuesday night continued a public hearing for the consideration of the development of a senior living facility at 219 Parkway Drive in Wheaton, TribLocal reported Wednesday.
Chicago-based developer Supportive Living Services, LLC submitted an application for permitting for a planned unit development, to allow the developer to begin construction of the proposed four-story building that would house approximately 80 units.
The target population for private assisted living facility would be seniors around 85, according to a memo from city staff. City staff recommended approval of the plans for the development.
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According to TribLocal, a resident had concerns the four-story bilding would tower over its neighboring structures, which are mostly two-story homes.
The planning board will revisit the proposal at its March 27 meeting.
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