A southern Indiana firm is looking at Valparaiso as the site of an assisted living facility made of 14 duplexes in seven buildings and a community building.
A representative of Cash, Waggner and Associates presented plans for the proposed Wildwind Subdivision at the Feb. 7 Site Review Committee meeting.
The subdivision would be at the southwest corner of Silhavy Road and Vale Park Road, on 1.92 acres along Lilac Lane, City Planner Tyler Kent said.
Kent said that the company gave no definite start date and were presenting plans for the city staff to review.
The firm’s representative said that the one-story duplexes would have their own garages, and residents will pay for separate utilities themselves.
Also at the meeting, the staff favorably reviewed Calvary Church’s plans to turn the old Farm Bureau building at 1304 Evans Ave. into offices for the church.
John Tilford, president of Restore-Tech, said the church wants to move the support and administrative offices there so there is more room in the church building, which church officials expect to have attendance pass 2,000 this year.
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“It’s growing by leaps and bounds,” he said.
The church would like to start renovating the building as soon as possible, but an elevator is the biggest hurdle, Tilford said.
The church wants to make the basement accessible, he said.
James D. Wolf Jr. is a freelance reporter for the Post-Tribune.