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Developers present Watermark Terrace mixed‑use plan; council hears detailed concerns about parking, height and stormwater
Summary
Developers of the proposed Watermark Terrace presented a three‑story mixed‑use project to the council and answered questions about parking, stormwater, remediation and building height. Residents raised objections at the meeting; the council did not take a final vote and the proposal remains under further review.
Representatives for the Watermark Terrace project presented a refreshed proposal for a three‑story mixed‑use building in downtown Walled Lake and answered council questions about parking, building height and stormwater. Council did not vote on the proposal; staff said the item will return for further review and negotiation.
The applicant described a development that would include first‑floor coworking and office space and two upper floors containing 17 two‑bedroom apartments. The development team said the design includes an accessible unit on the first floor and premium finishes for tenants. The applicant stated the front elevation of the proposed building reaches about 39 feet and the rear about 35 feet because of an 11‑foot grade change across the site.
On parking, the applicant…
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