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.
The applicant seeks to vertically expand the existing St. John’s Hospital, located at 1575 Beam Avenue, to provide cardiac cath capability to the facility adjacent to the surgery department on level 2. When designed, the existing facility structure was designed to accommodate vertical growth. The expansion would add approximately 21,000 SF to the existing 6-story, 303,000 SF facility. As a vertical expansion, there is no impact to the existing site design, utilities, or landscaping.
The applicant is proposing to redevelop 2730 Stillwater into a Scooters Coffee Drive-Thru location. The applicant would be demolishing the existing building, which dates back to 1950, and constructing a new kiosk in its place. The applicant intends to begin construction in September with the store opening somewhere in November or December.
Raising Cane’s seeks to redevelop an existing parcel located at the northwest quadrant of the intersection of White Bear Avenue and Woodlyn Avenue. The site consist of an existing jewelry store and is northeast of the Maplewood Mall. The site has shared access with adjacent properties and underlying agreements with the adjacent Mall properties. The proposed redevelopment consists of demolishing the existing site and constructing a Raising Cane’s Restaurant, associated parking, landscaping, utilities, and stormwater management system. The restaurant is planned to open September of 2021.
The applicant is proposing a new four-story hotel with 126 rooms. The site would also have 126 parking spaces – meeting code minimum requirement. The hotel would be located on the last vacant parcel in the Legacy development project and would be located directly west of Ashley Furniture. The Legacy Planned Unit Development currently has this site approved as a strip retail center – the council would need to approve a revision to the PUD to allow a hotel on this site. The hotel building was designed to blend in with the nearby residential architecture. This building would have a pitched roof with asphalt shingles, the first floor would be covered with a brick facade and the remaining floors will be covered with lap siding. The lap siding would have three different colors.
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.
