Mount Pleasant land slated for 80-unit apartment development

Blue Ribbon Management chooses site based on growing workforce

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Blue Ribbon Management LLC is proposing an 80-unit apartment complex at the northeast corner of Highways H and 20 in the Village of Mount Pleasant.

The Milwaukee-based company, which has done work in The Pabst brewery complex near downtown Milwaukee, believes the market-rate multifamily project will provide the growing area of Racine County with much needed housing.

The 3.4-acre site is within walking distance from the Sturtevant Amtrak station. It is also located about eight miles from where Foxconn plans to build its $10 billion facility. The manufacturer has chosen a site just east of Interstate 94 between Braun Road and Highway KR.

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The village plan commission will review Blue Ribbon Management’s rezone request for the vacant land on Wednesday.

The apartment complex would consist of a 150,000-squre-foot, five-story building.

Shared amenity spaces include a fitness center, swimming pool and party room. There are no plans for retail or another type of mixed use.

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“First and foremost, there is a projected growth in the Mount Pleasant workforce,” Michael Kelly executive vice president of Blue Ribbon Management said in documents submitted to the village. “Considering the current supply, there is a significant shortage of modern multi-family housing options available. The timeline for construction would put this project just ahead of the curve to help fill the vital need for modern housing.”

 

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