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School Board · Sep 28, 2026

School Board Work Session

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Eric Formanstaffapartments and townhouses and apartments and senior living and then apartments and it finally got approved as apartments. Courthouse Plaza has been another one that's come I think on its second iteration. But these projects here, the next batch here have in fact received city council approval. So this one here was approved by council in 2024. This is on the grounds of the Willowwood office complex. For some reason it's now called the botanist, which is not what it was called when it was approved. I don't know. I don't know what to say. They've been talking about building another building on the other side of Willowwood. Maybe it will be called the anatomist. I don't get that one. We'll see. From everything I

So right now there's a few low slung office buildings on that side. is kind of across from the best western, across from the botanist too. And just north of the residence in hotel. And it's now proposed to be a development that's kind of similar to overlook. So a combination of townhouses and two over twos. And actually I have this here in the potential column but I just got an e-mail today that the city's received an So, this can shift in our minds to the other part of the presentation but this is another one of those projects. This one a little bit different because it's townhouses and not apartments. So that is a lot of development and I know I went through this pretty fast but hopefully it gives the board some kind of an idea of the type and the scope of projects that we're

the the botanist is under construction right now so we're in 25 now i i'd say that that would probably reach full occupancy two years from now i'd say in 27 and and that that's going to be the first and then the you know the smaller ones are small enough that they're not going to have a really big impact uh botanist i'd say in two years in