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Engineer reports active earthwork at Riverton site; Bass Pro shell and QuickCheck moving forward
Summary
Agency engineer reported visible earthwork and utilities activity at the Riverton site, said Bass Pro is building a shell that Riverton will complete before fit‑out, and noted QuickCheck has applied for building permits; marketing at ICSC is generating interest.
At the May 15 meeting the agency’s engineer reported substantial construction progress at the Riverton site, including earthwork and utility installations tied to the Bass Pro Shop project and activity related to other planned buildings.
The engineer said Bass Pro is expected to occupy a shell structure being built by Riverton; Riverton will complete shell work and likely HVAC by fall, after which Bass Pro will do interior fit‑out with a hoped‑for opening sometime in 2026. The engineer also said QuickCheck has submitted a building‑permit application for another building on the site and that the developer’s marketing efforts at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) event had generated strong interest from potential tenants.
Environmental and site constraints
The engineer reminded the agency that the site sits on an environmental cap, meaning soils and planting areas must meet cap requirements; soil imports and planting details will need to comply with those constraints. Stormwater, utilities and parking were discussed as ongoing engineering items.
What this means
The engineer’s report indicates active construction and leasing momentum at Riverton: shell construction and permit activity continue, and marketing is underway for additional tenants. The remarks were informational; no formal agency action on Riverton construction was taken at the meeting.
