A small funeral planning office is the latest proposal at Cobalt Partners LLC‘s massive Loomis Crossing development at I-894 and Loomis Road in Greenfield. Ted and Pam Larsen of Brookfield-based Church & Chapel Funeral Services Inc. plan to build the 3,675-square-foot “funeral pre-planning office” at 4200 W. Layton Ave. It will function similarly to Church
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Site plan for southern portion of Loomis Crossing in Greenfield. Obtained from city documents.[/caption]
Scott Yauck, president and chief executive officer of Cobalt, said the Larsens owned some of the Loomis Crossing parcels that his firm acquired. The new funeral planning offices were part of the agreement for them to sell the land.
Yauck said the family had planned something more extensive at the site, but those plans never went forward.
Church and Chapel did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Greenfield Plan Commission members will consider the project tomorrow evening. They will also consider a proposal by Cobalt to create new parcels for the retail, office and apartment projects.
Cobalt is working with Milwaukee-based