There is a new plan for the Circle Cinema site by the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, but some details are still to come. 

The site currently houses the defunct Cleveland Circle Cinema and Applebee's. The latter was purchased by Boston Development Group (BDG), the site's developers, in November. Plans included a hotel to be built on that site, although the plans have changed.

The Globe's YourTown Allston-Brighton reported last week that the new plans involve razing the existing 2.5 acre site and constructing two buildings filled with the hotel, as well as retail and apartment space. The site will be built up in one 16-month construction phase, rather than two.

A BDG spokesman told The Globe that they plan to unveil the new plans at a community meeting in the next few weeks.

The site straddles the Brookline border with Brighton, although the majority of the site is out of town--which means Boston could take the lion's share of taxes and benefits from the site. However, Boston Development Group has entered a PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) agreement with the town, and the town passed a warrant article anticipating possible zoning concerns during construction.

More details about the current plan will be revealed at the upcoming BDG meeting.

This article was originally published on April 18.