This rendering for part of the Pine Hill Continuum Health Services project shows the proposed complex, which includes an assisted living center (center), a medical office building (left) and 33 age-55-plus independent living cottages (right). (COURTESY OF CONTINUUM HEALTH SERVICES LLC)
A phased proposal for Kennett Company land off Route 302 near Pine Hill and Eagles Way is scheduled to be presented to the Conway Planning Board July 9 for a retirement complex (lower right); a retail complex (top center of layout) and condominiums (lower left). (COURTESY OF CONTINUUM HEALTH SERVICES LLC)
The proposed access to the Continuum medical center, assisted living center and independent senior cottages on the Pine Hill property would be along the to be relocated rec path corridor off Route 302 in Redstone across from the Walmart retention pond. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
This rendering for part of the Pine Hill Continuum Health Services project shows the proposed complex, which includes an assisted living center (center), a medical office building (left) and 33 age-55-plus independent living cottages (right). (COURTESY OF CONTINUUM HEALTH SERVICES LLC)
A phased proposal for Kennett Company land off Route 302 near Pine Hill and Eagles Way is scheduled to be presented to the Conway Planning Board July 9 for a retirement complex (lower right); a retail complex (top center of layout) and condominiums (lower left). (COURTESY OF CONTINUUM HEALTH SERVICES LLC)
The proposed access to the Continuum medical center, assisted living center and independent senior cottages on the Pine Hill property would be along the to be relocated rec path corridor off Route 302 in Redstone across from the Walmart retention pond. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — A proposal to create a four-phased retirement community on Pine Hill with a medical center, a 55-and-older cottage cluster, assisted living, retail center and market-rate condominiums, all off Eagles Way and Route 302, is slated to come before the Conway Planning Board for site-plan review early this summer, developers say.
Project consultant Shawn Bergeron of Bergeron Technical Services of Conway said the involved parties are motivated to come before the board by July 9 so work on some infrastructure, including roads, could get started.
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