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Commission approves Durban Plaza senior apartments within LRC redevelopment area
Summary
The Lawrenceburg plan commission approved the three-story Durban Plaza senior apartment project (LIHTC-financed senior housing) after a presentation by Collins Properties; commissioners and the developer discussed unit sizes, ingress/egress and construction timing.
Commissioners unanimously approved the Durban Plaza Apartments site plan after a presentation by Brandon Vog of Collins Properties and the project's civil consultant.
The proposed three-story building will contain a mix of one- and two-bedroom units roughly 700–1,100 square feet in size, targeted as a low-income tax credit (LIHTC) senior housing project (55 and over), with about a 50/50 split of one- and two-bedroom units. Vog said the building remains within the redevelopment boundary and that ingress and egress will connect to Tate Street; the team expects to start construction in September with a target opening roughly 12–14 months after start, though the developer said timelines may shift.
Commissioners asked technical questions about site circulation, lot splits and whether the project stays within LRC boundaries. The developer confirmed the project will be on LRC-owned redevelopment property and said property management staff will be present most business days with 24-hour back-up coverage as needed.
A motion to approve the Durban Plaza site plan was made, seconded and approved by the commission. No formal vote tallies were recorded in the transcript.
