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Planning staff outlines downtown development projects and transportation timelines

Victoria Planning Commission · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Staff provided a quarterly development update covering downtown projects (Olivine Apartments, Row Apartments, Victoria condos, Victoria Gateway East), Church Lake Boulevard status, and transportation projects including County Road improvements and Highway 5 reconstruction with target milestones in 2028–2029.

City planning staff summarized quarterly development and transportation updates at the June 16 meeting, focusing on Central Business District projects and citywide construction milestones.

Highlights included: Downtown West retail buildings moving toward construction; Olivine Apartments (about 145 units) opening and taking residents; Victoria condos (Gannon Building) receiving final plat approval for 10 units; Row Apartments nearing final completion with retail tenants expected by late July; Victoria Gateway East receiving final plat approval; and the Hotel Victoria project moving to council after the commission’s recommendation. Staff said a previously proposed Church Lake Boulevard townhome project had been rescinded and that other residential projects across the city are in various stages of platting and construction.

On transportation, staff said the city and county are coordinating several projects: Victoria Drive improvements are anticipated in 2028 and County Road 10 improvements in 2029, with teams meeting monthly on design alternatives. Highway 5 construction is underway with a target section reopening around the July 4 weekend (weather permitting), and a larger Highway 5 reconstruction phase scheduled to start later in the year. Staff encouraged commissioners and the public to attend an upcoming county open house in July at Westbrook Community Church to review alternatives and designs.