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Plain City approves preliminary PUD plan for Ballantine site; developers outline phasing, housing and medical uses
Summary
The council approved a preliminary planned-unit development rezoning for the Ballantine property, advancing plans that include a nursing home, assisted living, phased apartments, daycare and neighborhood retail; developers said utilities and tax-credit timing will shape phasing and final text.
The Plain City Council approved a preliminary PUD (planned-unit development) plan for the Ballantine property, authorizing staff to proceed with final development text and future site plans tied to identified users and infrastructure agreements.
Developers told the council the project will be phased and include a 100-bed nursing home footprint, a 100-unit assisted-living building, phased apartments (reduced from earlier larger counts), a daycare/preschool site, and several small outlots for professional office or medical-related uses. Presenters said they have a purchase agreement in place for the nursing home parcel and are pursuing letters of intent on other outlots.
Why it matters: The rezoning changes the site’s potential uses from industrial to a mix of residential, medical and neighborhood commercial, and the…
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