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Developers present conceptual mixed‑use plan for 5701 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway

Seat Pleasant City Council · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Quadrant Partners briefed the council on a conceptual mixed‑use development at 5701 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway — proposing roughly 79–81 housing units, ground‑floor retail, LEED certification and rooftop gardening tied to a partnership with nonprofit Mission of Love.

Seat Pleasant — At the Jan. 5 work session, Quadrant Partners introduced itself to the council and outlined a conceptual framework for redevelopment at 5701 Martin Luther King Jr. Highway, describing roughly 79–81 residential units, ground‑floor retail and community programming.

Kosey Bridal, representing the group, said the team includes development, finance and community‑programming expertise drawn from work in the District of Columbia and neighboring jurisdictions. Bridal described prior projects (Skyland Shopping Center, Reservation 13 and Fletcher Johnson) as relevant experience and said the group hopes to partner with Seat Pleasant officials as the project moves through entitlement and design.

On sustainability, the presenter responded to an online question about LEED and green‑building measures by saying, “We are absolutely LEED certified,” and added that the team envisions a rooftop garden and green programming connected to Mission of Love, a local nonprofit focused on food access. Bridal said the project’s design and programming aim to “go beyond the bricks and sticks” by integrating community services and a food‑business incubator in partnership with the nonprofit.

The presentation was introductory: the group said it is still in entitlement and early site and zoning analysis, and expected future conversations with council and county officials as design and financing advance. Developers noted some addresses in neighboring municipalities and county jurisdictions can create administrative complexity; they committed to working with city staff as the proposal progresses.

Council members thanked the presenters and asked to continue dialogue as details on site design, parking, landscape architecture (including native plantings) and funding become available. There was no formal action on the item at the meeting.