West Davenport Land Use and Infrastructure Plan
Summary
A long-range growth-area plan covering 10,000+ acres tied to the Duck Creek sewer project. It envisions relocating the Kimberly Road/I-280 interchange, adding two new interchanges, and mixing industrial, commercial, and residential uses phased from south to north over decades. Council feedback now will shape the final report and capital investment priorities.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
Big capital investments will be needed — sewer extensions, interchange work, and roads — with costs and council priorities to be laid out in the next phase.
Future residents, industrial employers, and the city's long-term tax base stand to benefit if the plan is implemented.
None directly at this stage, though nearby residents near Scott County Park raised concerns about industrial land uses next to recreational areas.
Mentions & discussions (1)
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