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OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 9:38 am
by KCtoBrooklyn
New documents have shown up in the KCMO Development Tracker for the 46 Summit, a 67 unit apartment project.

Summit St Elevation:
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46th St Elevation:
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Site Plan:
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This is on the northeast corner of 46th and Summit so it will involve tearing down some small bungalow houses.

When this project was first announced, I had assumed it was for the southeast corner of 46th and Summit, where the Colonial Court apartments were torn down. This project is being developed by Price Brothers, who also own (or maybe owned, as it has been up for sale), the Colonial Court site as well.

To further confuse things, the once proposed redevelopment for the Colonial Courts was once called 46 Summit, as well. That called for a 8 or 9 story building with 246 units.

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 6:31 pm
by longviewmo
And to further confuse it, that would technically be the 4500 block...

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 12:54 pm
by KCtoBrooklyn
This went to the Planning, Zoning & Economic Development Committee last week. The project is getting a bit larger - same number of units but increased bedroom count and an added floor on Summit. Those elevations already show 4 floors on Summit, so I guess it is just getting approval for that.

From the minutes:
Rezoning approximately 1.3 acres generally located at the northeast corner of W. 46th Street and Summit Street from District R-0.5 to District R-0.75, and approving an amendment to a previously approved development plan to allow construction of a 67-unit multi-family structure (14728-P-2 and 14728-P-3)

PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "ADVANCE AND DO PASS, DEBATE"
Patty Noll, City Planning and Development, gave the staff report on the Ordinance. The development plan approved in 2016 proposed construction of a three and four story multi-family residential structure with 67 units. A mix of one, two, and three bedroom units offer a total of 99. The current plan continues to propose 67 units but increases the number of bedrooms to 129. This is possible due to the additional level (four vs. three levels) on Summit Street as well as deletion of a proposed swimming pool. Parking count will simultaneously increase.

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2018 4:25 pm
by KCtoBrooklyn
All of the remaining homes on this site have been demoed. There are still a bunch of trees to be removed and other site work to happen.

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2018 3:09 am
by FangKC
July 19, 2018.

Looking NE at 46th and Summit.

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Looking NW from W. 46th Street.

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Looking east midblock on Summit between 45th and 46th streets.

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Parcel:

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Apartment plan for north of the Plaza earns early approvals
A plan by developers Doug Weltner and Bryan Johnson has earned unusually clear support for a 67-unit apartment building just north of the Country Club Plaza.

The Kansas City Plan Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved the 46Summit proposal, buttressed by letters of support from several neighborhood groups. The plan is scheduled to go before the City Council’s Planning & Zoning Committee Wednesday.

Commissioners approved the L-shaped, three-story apartment building on what is now partly vacant land after no one testified against it. That’s a marked difference from several other recent apartment proposals for the Plaza area, one of which was killed by public opposition. Several letters of support were entered into the record.

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https://www.kansascity.com/news/busines ... 09842.html

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2018 8:56 am
by DaveKCMO
102 parking spaces for 67 units and no retail? I guess that's what the (home-owning) area wants.

Re: OFFICIAL - Dorset Apartments (46 Summit)

Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2019 5:57 pm
by KCtoBrooklyn
This project is now called Dorset Apartments and will be 55 and over senior housing (I don't recall that ever being mentioned before).

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