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Bayside trustees approve OneNorth senior-living permits despite resident opposition
Summary
The Village of Bayside Board of Trustees approved a conditional use permit, site and building plan, and a public improvement agreement for the OneNorth senior-living development. Votes on each OneNorth item carried 4-1 (Trustee Levins opposed; President Walny abstained); residents had voiced opposition during public comment.
The Village of Bayside Board of Trustees voted to approve multiple approvals for the OneNorth senior-living project on Thursday, including a Conditional Use Permit for a Community-Based Residential Facility (memory care), a site and building plan for a Continuum of Care senior community, and a related public improvement agreement.
Wayne Rappold, a partner with Matter Development, said the proposal "received excellent feedback" and described the developer as an invested owner-operator committed to the project's success. During public comment, resident Mark McCormick and Rita Hulstedt objected to the proposal; Hulstedt also raised concerns about how the village communicates about larger projects.
Trustee Elizabeth Levins opposed the development during the Plan Commission discussion, citing potential increases in traffic and noise. Village Manager Andy Pederson clarified that the conditional use request applied only to the CBRF memory-care portion and that the remainder of the building is a permitted use in the zoning district. President Eido Walny remarked the developers have completed several nearby projects that have been successful.
Each of the three OneNorth items passed by the same recorded margin: four trustees voting yes, Trustee Levins voting no, and President Walny abstaining. The board took the votes as recorded on the agenda items; no additional conditions or amendments were recorded in the minutes.
The approvals clear zoning and infrastructure steps recorded by the board; the minutes do not list subsequent administrative steps or permit timelines. The meeting then proceeded to other business.
