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Developer to fund $22 million Havana realignment; city expects four-way signal and mixed‑use access
Summary
Staff told council the Havana realignment is a developer-funded project estimated at $22 million that will move the road east and create a four-way signalized intersection feeding the proposed mixed‑use commercial spine. Shea residential work and Lifetime Fitness progress were also highlighted.
City staff reported the Havana realignment is fully funded by the developer and is intended to create a four-way, signalized intersection that will connect with the main spine road of the planned mixed-use commercial area. Mr. Penny said the project "is completely paid for by the developer" and described it as an approximately $22,000,000 investment that will support future access and signal coordination along the corridor.
The session also covered the Shea residential development adjacent to the realignment. Staff noted Shea has roughly 150 lots left to plat and that building permits have slowed; Lifetime Fitness is actively moving dirt and the presenter said "they're gonna open by 2027," making the realignment part of a broader near-term growth pattern in the northern area.
