Active Life Skills LLC plans to occupy space at 10225 W. Capitol Drive to serve up to eight clients at a time "with development and physical disabilities, as well as adults who struggle with their mental health."
Cardinal Capital's Le Bon Vivant project envisions 41 apartments for residents 55 and older in a new two-story building that would replace a long-blighted parcel of poorly drained pavement across from Roosevelt Elementary School.
The announcement comes just months after the new Idyll Coffee Roasters opened in a much larger space less than a block east on North Avenue, and another new cafe, De Sol Coffee & Tea, is planned a few blocks west.
The former Growlers East Tosa changed its name to the Waddle Inn last fall and is in the process of unveiling a newly renovated space and a revamped menu catering to families.
The business still may consider filing a new application for late-night hours in the future, but for now, it is focused on getting the North Avenue location ready for a spring opening.
Five applicants are seeking conditional use permits, which are scheduled for approval on Feb. 24 when the Wauwatosa Common Council meets at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall and on Zoom.
The Wauwatosa Plan Commission voted Feb. 9 to recommend a conditional use permit for a laundromat planned on North Avenue in East Tosa, but the permit’s conditions would require
Kidz Cave and Learning Den is planning to occupy about 5,700 square feet of second-floor space in a building next to Mt. Zion Lutheran Church on West North Avenue.
Business owners want to pursue more consistent and appealing branding across the district. Hiring a part-time director is a priority for this first year. And, yes, they have been discussing informally whether to launch or bring back certain East Tosa-flavored events.
Flash Laundromats purchased the former O’Gorman’s West Towne Auto last fall and began converting the interior of the building to accommodate 50 washers and 50 dryers.
