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Madison board approves Lifepoint Rehabilitation Center elevations and issues building permit with contingencies
Summary
Aldermen unanimously approved elevations and authorized issuance of a building permit for the proposed Lifepoint Rehabilitation Center on Highland Colony Parkway, contingent on final design details to be reviewed by the director of environment and design and final approval by Mayor Hawkins Butler; ground breaking is projected Oct. 1, 2024.
Representatives of Boldt Real Estate Development and architect Earl Swensson Associates presented building elevations and materials for the proposed Lifepoint Rehabilitation Center on Highland Colony Parkway at the Aug. 20 Madison City Board of Aldermen meeting.
Alan Hoops, Director of Environment and Design, recommended approval contingent on addressing final design details with his office, including designing the back of the building to match the front, and subject to final review and approval by Mayor Hawkins Butler. The minutes record the projected ground-breaking date for the project as Oct. 1, 2024.
Alderman Paul Tankersley moved to grant approval of the elevations and to issue a building permit conditioned on the contingencies discussed; Alderman Mike Hudgins seconded the motion. Mayor Pro Tempore Guy Bowering declared the motion carried after a unanimous vote by attending aldermen.
The approval in the minutes is explicitly contingent on the design clarifications described by Hoops and on final mayoral review; the board recorded no dissenting votes. The meeting then concluded with a motion to adjourn that was approved unanimously.
