A senior assisted-living facility proposed for the New Holland Market in Gainesville and access to an undeveloped residential subdivision off Goetz Circle will be considered by the city Planning and Appeals Board when it meets Tuesday. Initial plans for the senior home, to be called Heartis Gainesville, call for a one- or two-story building between 85,000 and 140,000 square feet that would house between 112 and 180 residents in a maximum of 150 units. On-site services could include nursing care, a dining room, activity rooms, beauty shop, laundry, common areas and outdoor walking paths.
Senior home, residential subdivision on planning boards agenda
Senior home would be behind Kroger at New Holland