MARC JACOBS
Hutch Post
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The rehabilitation project at the old Landmark Hotel is set to begin in February.
Lori Meyer Dick told Hutch Post that they had meeting with the subcontractors and that on Wednesday they “put the hammer down” to start the rehabilitation.
It was 22 months ago that they began writing the grant paperwork to begin the rehabilitation. They do have a construction plan and hope to have the apartments ready for occupancy in mid 2026.
However, because of the historical nature of the building, they have made some changes to the floor plan, and instead of the original 40 expected apartments they will now only have 36.
This is because they must keep the hallway plan as it is. The Landmark Hotel is a historical site and is on both the National Register of Historical Places and the Kansas Register of Historic Places.
She addressed the concern about parking for the apartments. She stated that they own the property to the north of the hotel, and that the architect is working on a gated parking lot for tenants.
You can see their progress on their Facebook page.