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The Architectural Review Board unanimously recommended approval of increased building heights for the approximately 71.27-acre Wellington Village project, while calling for a design more compatible with a suburban-rural setting. The recommendation covers maximum heights of 86 feet for a hotel, 42 feet for two mixed-use buildings, and 47 feet for a restaurant.
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The board recommended that Wellington’s Council approve the proposed building heights for Wellington Village, formerly known as K Park, but asked the applicant to revise the design. Board members said the current design appeared too urban and lacked character and charm. The board also denied a requested color-board addition and approved elevations, materials, and signage for Family Church, Lotis Wellington 1, Life Church, and Lewis Prime Grill.
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