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Developer says dirt-moving for Adams Creek Town Center expected soon; 130,000-square-foot center to include national retailers
Summary
City officials reported that Adams Creek Town Center — a 130,000-square-foot retail project east of Lowe's — is moving forward, with a developer update indicating tenants including Burlington Coat Factory, Five Below and Books-A-Million and a planned late-June groundbreaking.
City leaders said the Adams Creek Town Center retail development, located east of the Lowe’s and between Lowe’s and County Line, is moving toward site work and a planned late-June groundbreaking.
“Seeing that we're actually gonna have dirt starting to be moved soon,” Aaron McCullough said on the City of Broken Arrow’s “Council Rewind” program summarizing the council meeting. Councilor David Pickle described the site as “that blank canvas… east of Lowe's” and said the project will be a “130,000 square foot facility.”
Pickle and McCullough relayed that the developer reported prospective tenants that include Burlington Coat Factory, Five Below and Books-A-Million. “I think those are gonna be great things. Moving to Broken Arrow,” Pickle said. The recording did not include the developer’s name on the program audio, lease agreements, or a full tenant list, and speakers emphasized that some prospective tenants had changed during the project’s planning.
Pickle said the city expects a groundbreaking “at some point here in June,” adding later that it would likely be in the later part of the month. The recording did not include a precise groundbreaking date, binding tenant agreements, or a construction timeline beyond the statement that site work would begin soon.
The update was part of council business the prior night; the city posted agendas and materials online for public review, McCullough said.
