The Eagle City Council meeting on December 17, 2024, highlighted significant developments in local projects, particularly the completion of the Hemingway project and various infrastructure improvements throughout the city.

The meeting began with an update on the Hemingway project, located at the corner of Eagle and State. Originally referred to as the Gateway Project, it has transitioned into a mixed-use development featuring 16 luxury condominiums, which will be available for sale starting next month. Each unit will include two deeded parking stalls. The commercial aspect of the project encompasses approximately 16,700 square feet of office and restaurant space, with negotiations underway for a gourmet restaurant and wine bar.

Council members also discussed ongoing infrastructure improvements, including a $204,000 reimbursement for upgrades to sewer and water systems at Gym State Brewing, which will facilitate future development in the area. Additionally, the council approved a final reimbursement of $20,000 for improvements at Parkview at Heritage, which included landscaping and alley repairs.

The East End Development Owner Participation Agreement was another focal point, with the council reporting a reimbursement of $1.23 million to developers for various projects, including upgrades along Riverside Drive and Edgewood. The council also announced plans for new projects in the Parkinson neighborhood, including road and utility installations for two developments, Adenza Court and Coney Corner.

The meeting concluded with a financial overview, indicating that the Urban Renewal Agency anticipates receiving about $1.8 million in the upcoming fiscal year, with $1.3 million remaining for new projects after commitments to existing initiatives.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to enhancing infrastructure and supporting new developments, setting the stage for continued growth in Eagle.