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Developer seeks rezoning for 319-unit "Union Landing" targeted to 55+ residents
Summary
Developer Gallenstein Companies asked the City of Union to rezone about 39.5 acres at 2063 Hathaway Road from SR-1/PD to SR-2/PD to allow 319 dwelling units, citing a reduced density of eight units per acre and a mix of condos, townhomes and patio homes with an average unit price near $300,000.
Paul Gallenstein, representing Gallenstein Companies LLC and Charter Commercial LLC, presented the "Union Landing" concept at a Nov. 24 public hearing in Union. He said the proposal would rezone roughly 39.5 acres at 2063 Hathaway Road from Suburban Residential One/Planned Development (SR-1/PD) to Suburban Residential Two/Planned Development (SR-2/PD) to permit 319 dwelling units. "The density of the development has been reduced from nine units per acre to eight units per acre," Gallenstein said, and the project would include condominiums, town homes and patio homes aimed at buyers aged 55 and older.
Gallenstein described on-site amenities intended for residents, including walking trails, pickleball courts, a park beside the existing lake and a fitness trail, and said "the average cost per unit is approximately $300,000." Attorney Dan Tobergte framed the rezoning as a response to a regional housing shortage and said the developer revised plans to address concerns raised by the Boone County Planning Commission. The Commission will formally consider the project at its Caucus meeting on Dec. 15, 2025; written comments and BCPC recommendations will be added to the hearing record.
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