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Board approves Vine Street Station plan adjustment to create fewer, larger age‑restricted units
Summary
Trustees approved a major adjustment to the planned development at 125 S. Vine St. to reduce unit count and increase unit size for age‑restricted lifestyle housing; developer expects to market units in about a year.
The Village Board on June 10 approved an ordinance making a major adjustment to the Vine Street Station planned development at 125 South Vine Street that will convert a former school building into age‑restricted lifestyle housing with a smaller number of larger units.
Trustee discussion reported that market demand prompted the developer to revise the unit mix toward fewer, larger residences. Staff said the changes were code‑compliant and that the developer expects to begin marketing units in roughly one year. The board voted to approve the adjustment after a read of the ordinance and a roll‑call vote.
Why it matters: The project reuses an existing building, responds to changing market demand, and adds age‑restricted housing product in downtown Hinsdale. Trustees characterized the design changes as beneficial and said the adjustment preserves the planned development’s overall intent.
What’s next: The developer, Vine Hinsdale, LLC, will proceed with site and construction steps under the adjusted plan and anticipates opening unit sales in about a year, staff said.
