The Hayden City Council meeting on March 25, 2025, highlighted a significant development proposal aimed at addressing the community's urgent need for diverse housing options. The project, known as Hayden Sky, is set to transform approximately 127 acres of land located north of Hayden Avenue, incorporating a mix of residential, commercial, and light industrial uses.
The proposal outlines a phased construction plan, with the development expected to unfold over four stages. Notably, parkland is scheduled to be developed in the latter phases, enhancing community recreational spaces. The project aims to create a harmonious balance between residential living and light industrial activities, ensuring that the industrial components do not conflict with the predominantly residential character of the area.
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Subscribe for Free During the meeting, Eric Olson from Olson Engineering presented the refined project layout, which includes adjustments to improve traffic flow and accessibility. Changes made to the original plan involve the removal of certain access roads that were deemed unnecessary and the addition of a new road connection to Carrington, aimed at easing congestion at key intersections.
This development is seen as a crucial step towards providing Hayden residents with more housing choices, reflecting the city's commitment to meeting the growing demand for varied living options. As the project progresses, it is expected to contribute positively to the local economy and enhance the overall quality of life for residents.
In addition to the Hayden Sky proposal, the council discussed other community matters, although the housing development remained the focal point of the meeting. The council's ongoing efforts to address housing needs underscore a broader goal of fostering a vibrant and sustainable community in Hayden. As plans move forward, residents can anticipate further updates on this significant project and its implications for the future of their neighborhood.