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Residents propose assisted‑living facility for North M‑52 parcel in Stockbridge

Village of Stockbridge Planning Commission · October 3, 2024
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Summary

Three local residents presented a conceptual plan Oct. 3 to build an assisted‑living/adult‑care facility at 4044 N. M‑52 (parcel 33-42-16-400-016), providing a business plan, market analysis and financial projections; planning commissioners expressed preliminary support and the Chair said he would follow up after consulting the commission's attorney.

Three residents presented a conceptual plan to the Village of Stockbridge Planning Commission on Oct. 3 to build an assisted‑living/adult‑care facility at 4044 N. M‑52 (parcel 33-42-16-400-016).

At the Chair's invitation, Marilou Belcher, Juliet Wilhelm and Marlyn Mida provided commissioners a data stick containing an executive summary, business description, market analysis, target market, marketing strategy, operations plan and financial projections. The presenters described a vision for a licensed adult‑care or nursing facility and asked the commission about next steps.

Planning commissioners asked several clarifying questions about the proposal and indicated an initially favorable response. Maya Baker of McKenna Planning Group LLC and Attorney John Gormley offered observations during the discussion. The Chair told the presenters he would contact them after consulting with the commission's attorney about procedural steps.

The presentation did not include a formal application or site plan during the meeting; commissioners did not take any formal vote on the concept. The record shows the materials were attached to the meeting minutes for follow‑up. The presenters were told what to expect next only in general terms: additional staff or consultant review and coordination with the commission's attorney before a formal submittal.