Erickson senior living proposal faces scrutiny from Westminster officials
WESTMINSTER — A plan to build 1,500 senior-living units and a 300-bed assisted-living facility in Westminster could face an uphill battle for regulatory approval as city officials raised a host of concerns about the Erickson Living LLC project during a conceptual review hearing Monday.
“I’m not there,” Westminster mayor Nancy McNally said of her willingness to support the project planned for a vacant 74-acre parcel east of U.S. Highway 36 and Westminster Boulevard and south of West 104th Avenue.
The 1,500 units would be for independent-living residents over the age of 62 and would include one- and two-bedroom apartments, according to…
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