Overland Park commission weighs concerns over height of proposed LUX Senior Living complex off Quivira

Concern over a proposed senior living apartment complex brought many neighbors from the surrounding area to the Overland Park Planning Commission meeting Monday. With the project rezoned, the complex would be able to build three buildings ranging from five to six stories. The change would also allow a total of 236 units, instead of the original 104. Above, a digital rendering of the finished apartment complex.

Concern over a proposed senior living apartment complex brought concerned neighbors from the surrounding area to the Overland Park Planning Commission meeting this week.

Developers of LUX Senior Living apartment, set to be built on the northwest corner of 137th Street and Quiviria Road, presented their request for the lot to be rezoned from RP-5, which allows up to four-story buildings, to RP-6.