Posted February 20, 200916 yr PC approves Deupree rezoning http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2007/09/pc-approves-deupree-rezoning.html In an update to a story I wrote on Friday, the Cincinnati Business Courier reports that the City Planning Commission has approved of the Episcopal Retirement Homes' rezoning request for its property at 3999 Erie Avenue in Oakley. Episcopal plans to replace a vacant warehouse with two single-story cottages totalling 10,000 square feet on the 2.4-acre site. Each cottage would house around 12 residents and would be staffed around the clock by up to 13 caregivers. The property is currently zoned for manufacturing, which does not permit nursing homes. The rezoning now must go to City Council for final approval. Council approves Deupree rezoning http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2007/12/council-approves-deupree-rezoning.html City Council unanimously approved a rezoning to allow senior cottages to the added to the Deupree House campus in Oakley. The 2.4-acre site at 3999 Erie Avenue was previously occupied by a warehouse and was zoned for manufacturing uses. Episcopal Retirement Homes, which operates the Deupree House, plans to build two single-story cottages, which required a zoning change to residential multi-family. The cottages will total 10,000 square feet and each will house around 12 residents. Thirteen caregivers will staff the facility around the clock. The Deupree House recently completed 60 new apartments and a wellness center on its campus, bringing its total number of apartments units to 142.
February 20, 200916 yr Episcopal seeks state OK to move beds to Oakley http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2007/12/episcopal-seeks-state-ok-to-move-beds.html Episcopal Retirement Homes is seeking approval from the Ohio Department of Health to move beds from two existing nursing facilities into a proposed project at the Deupree House in Oakley. Under the plan, 10 long-term care beds from Harrison Pavilion and 14 long-term care beds from the Blue Ash Care Center would be moved to two single-story, 12-bed cottages that Episcopal plans to build at 3999 Erie Avenue. The application has already been submitted - with no objections - and there is no timeline for approval, though the application's due date was February 25, 2008. The $7 million project was approved by City Council in late November.
February 20, 200916 yr Cincinnati may sell land for Deupree Cottages in Oakley http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2008/12/cincinnati-may-sell-land-for-deupree.html Cincinnati City Council is considering the sale of City-owned property to accommodate an access drive for a new senior complex in Oakley. Episcopal Retirement Homes, which operates the adjacent Deupree House, has petitioned the City to purchase 0.2 acres at 3983 Erie Avenue for $30,000, its appraised fair market value. The land would provide and entrance for the $7 million Deupree Cottages project, two single-story, 12-bed buildings that council approved in November 2007. The complex was approved by council in November 2007 and is scheduled to open in spring 2009. Under the sale agreement, the City would retain easements to maintain a bridge wall and stormwater outfall on the property.
February 20, 200916 yr Cincinnati sells vacant land for access to Deupree Cottages http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2009/02/cincinnati-sells-vacant-land-for-access.html Cincinnati City Council has approved the sale of 0.2 acres of Oakley land to Episcopal Retirement Homes for part of a new $7 million senior complex. Episcopal will pay the fair market value of $30,000 for the vacant property to create a new access drive to Deupree Cottages, a project consisting of two single-story, 12-bed buildings, a central living area, a resident activity kitchen, a wellness library and a fitness room. The complex is scheduled to open within the next few months. The City Planning Commission approved of the sale on December 19. Under the sale agreement, the City retains easements to maintain a bridge wall and stormwater outfall on the property.
October 12, 200915 yr Oakley’s Deupree Cottages now open for business Retirement concept came from Green House Project By James Ritchie | Cincinnati Business Courier, October 9, 2009 The first residents are moving into Deupree Cottages, a new project by Episcopal Retirement Homes, following its licensure as a 24-hour nursing care community. Officials at Fairfax-based Episcopal Retirement plan to apply by the end of the year for certification so the cottages can accept Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement. Approval could come in mid-2010. Completed during the summer on two acres adjacent to the Deupree House Retirement Community campus in Oakley, the cottages consist of two households, each with 10 private rooms and two suites, a hearth room, an open kitchen and a spa. Residents are not tied to schedules for going to bed, waking or eating. Read full article here: http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2009/10/12/story13.html
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