Developments & Projects
Our Development Project GIS Map contains information on current developments in the Village.
Please select a project from the list below for more information and links for available individual project pages.
Developments & Projects
Status (2023): Proposed
Updates and project e-news sign up is available at www.vah.com/eastmanproject.
Status (2023): Proposed
On October 10, 2023, the Design Commission denied a proposal for a single-family teardown/new construction due to the significant historical value of the existing house. The petitioner is appealing the Design Commission’s decision with the Village Board. The Village Board meeting for this appeal has been scheduled for Monday, February 5, 2024 at 7:30 pm at Village Hall. Public attendance is welcome.
For questions about the project, please email [email protected].
Status (2023): Zones I & II Complete; Approved and Under Development
The Arlington Gateway Redevelopment Project is at the southeast corner of Algonquin Rd and Arlington Heights Rd. It is proposed to include an 8-story apartment building with approximately 300 units and 25,000 square feet of retail space on the first floor
Current Status: Approved
Meeting Updates
This project has been approved and is not scheduled for any upcoming meeting agendas.
Status (2023): Under Construction
Status (2023): Under Construction
- FAQ Updated Sept. 28, 2021
- General Project Narrative
- Crescent Place Presentation
- June 23 Plan Commission Staff Report
- Traffic and Parking Study
- Security Plan
Updates and an email sign up are available on the Grace Terrace Full Circle Communities Project Page
Status (2023): Under Construction
Status (2023): Approved
Introduction: Project Summary
In August, 2022 Urban Street, LLC presented their proposed development for TIF IV. The concept plan includes seven residential buildings consisting of 266 market rate apartments and one 37-unit affordable senior apartment building and commercial out lots along Golf Road.
Since the early review, Village staff, Village attorneys, and financial consultants have been negotiating with Urban Street, a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will set the stage for negotiating the final Redevelopment Agreement (RDA). After approval of the MOU Urban Street will engage with their consultants to proceed forward with the necessary plans and documents to commence the zoning and entitlement process. During the same time the RDA will be negotiated and the final terms, conditions and timelines will be refined.
More information regarding the MOU can be found here.
Project Current Status- Memorandum of Understanding and Resolution for the project was executed at the November 20, 2023 board meeting.
- Village Manager’s Report of August 15, 2022 – Early Review
Links to past meetings and agendas
Status (2023): Pre-Application
Status (2023): Under Construction
Possible amendments may include:
- The establishment of an overlay zoning district with specific use and bulk regulations applicable to the Properties;
- The rezoning of certain districts applicable to the Properties; and
- The revision of the Comprehensive Plan and the Downtown Plan.
The Resolution establishes guidance to the Plan Commission to address potential concerns regarding future development of certain properties in and around the Downtown.
For updates visit www.vah.com/redflagresolution.
Status (2023): Pre-Application
Updates are available on the St. Viator Project Page
The Southpoint Shopping Center PUD was subdivided in 2019 to create a new out-lot site for future development located along Palatine Road. This newly created out-lot is located in front of the Floor & Décor building at 600 E. Rand Road and it makes up the westernmost portion of the large parking lot directly in front of the Floor and Décor building. The out-lot is 1.23 acres in size and presently developed with approximately 125 parking spaces that are mostly used as overflow parking by the Chili’s and Olive Garden restaurants located to the west.
These out-lots have been approved, and the Chipotle building recently completed construction. Development of the Chipotle building includes construction of 41 parking stalls and development of the future building would add an additional six stalls for a total of 47 stalls.
The second building, at the east of the outlot, is now proposed to house Bibibop Grill. Bibibop Grill is currently undergoing Plan Commission review.