Restoracy of Carmel
Description
A PUD amendment, rezone, development plan, and design approval request to expand the Restoracy senior care development. The agenda noted this item as tabled to April 21.
Impact summary
The expansion of a senior care campus near City Center could add care capacity and traffic in a residentially zoned area.
Applicant
- Name
- Kyle Resetarits of Dentons on behalf of MBR Carmel Health, LLC
- Address
- 616 Green House Way; 240 E. City Center Drive, Carmel, IN
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 5
Last vote · Carmel Plan Commission
Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Meeting timeline (5)
Carmel Plan Commission - Apr 21, 2026
The Restoracy senior care expansion — combining a PUD amendment, rezone, development plan, and design approval — was listed as tabled to May 19, so no hearing was expected at this meeting.
Carmel Plan Commission - Mar 17, 2026
A PUD amendment, rezone, development plan, and design approval request to expand the Restoracy senior care development. The agenda noted this item as tabled to April 21.
City Council Meeting - Mar 2, 2026
A new planned unit development district proposed for the Restoracy of Carmel project.
Carmel Plan Commission - Jan 20, 2026
The Restoracy senior care operator wants to rezone 1.8 acres from residential to PUD to expand its 4.76-acre campus at 616 Green House Way. The related development plan is tabled to February 17.
Carmel Plan Commission - Jan 6, 2026
The Restoracy senior care development wants to expand by rezoning a 1.8-acre R-2 parcel at 240 E. City Center Drive into its existing 4.76-acre PUD.
Related issues (3)
Restoracy of Carmel PUD
The Restoracy senior care expansion — a PUD amendment, rezone, development plan, and design approval — was listed as tabled to May 19, so no hearing was expected on it this meeting.
Restoracy of Carmel senior care expansion
The Restoracy senior living campus wants to expand, rezone 1.8 acres at 240 E. City Center Drive from residential to PUD, and add facilities. Its development plan was tabled to February 17, but the rezone was set for action.
Richland Avenue road connection
City engineer Mike Holobaugh walked back earlier comments suggesting the Richland Avenue extension was imminent, saying council support isn't there yet. Council members confirmed it's a priority for some but not ready to move.
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