A $35 million, 204-unit apartment complex is in an early planning stage for a site south of Magnesium Road in north Spokane, according to a pre-development application on file with the city of Spokane.

The proposed development site is at 8625 N. Nevada, on the southwest corner of Nevada Street and Magnesium Road, and south of the Magnesium Village complex under construction.

Harlan Douglass, a longtime Spokane developer, owns the property, tax records show.

Spokane-based Douglass Properties is the project contact on the permit application. A representative of Douglass Properties couldn’t be reached immediately for comment.

Spokane-based MMEC Architecture & Interiors LLC applied for the pre-development review, according to the permit application. Simpson Engineers Inc., of Spokane Valley, is listed as the civil engineer for the development.

A contractor isn’t listed on permit information.

The proposal calls for construction of nine apartment buildings and a clubhouse, permit information says.

Each building will be a three-story, wood-framed structure. Eight 24-unit buildings will have 26,500 square feet of living space each within an 8,800-square-foot footprint. One 12-unit building will occupy a 4,400-square-foot footprint and have 13,200 square feet of living space. A one-story, 2,300-square-foot clubhouse is planned in the center of the development, site plans show.

Additionally, nine garage structures, each with nine parking stalls, are planned near the south and west boundaries of the property.

The complex also will have 402 total parking stalls, including private garages and carports for residents.