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Council gives conceptual support to Littlehaven autocross, developers to pursue surveys and engineering
Summary
Developers presented a concept for a ~100-acre autocross facility with 170–178 light-industrial 'townhome' units, clubhouse and training uses; council expressed consensus to let the team proceed with surveying and design work.
Developers and designers introduced a concept for the Littlehaven Autocross and industrial-townhome development and received council consensus to move forward with surveys and engineering work. Rick Harrison (speaker 11) and team described a plan for roughly 100 acres with modular light-industrial units (about 170–178 units in 4-unit buildings), a central autocross track, a clubhouse with potential rental cars and a maintenance operation, and training and event uses for local emergency services and driving education.
Harrison emphasized safety and community uses, saying autocross is "cones-based" driving training where speeds rarely exceed 55–60 mph and the focus is on cornering and skill development rather than high-speed racing. Council members welcomed the concept for its potential economic draw and educational applications; staff clarified that the council’s endorsement was a consensus to continue design work rather than a final land-use approval.
