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Planning commission hears progress reports on Comfort Inn, Central State Bank and housing phases
Summary
Commissioners received construction and subdivision updates: Comfort Inn and Central State Bank progressing, various housing developments in staggered phases, and an apartment complex aiming to open Building 4 by year-end.
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The Planning Commission met in work session and heard a rundown of local development activity that included a hotel, a bank branch and multiple housing subdivisions.
A committee member summarized several active projects, saying the Comfort Inn is still under construction and "Central State Bank is moving along pretty good." The speaker identified multiple residential developments at different phases — People Ridge (phase 4), Shiloh Creek (phase 2, sector 4), Timberline (phases 6–7) and Aberdeen (phase 1) — and said an apartment project expects Building 4 to finish "and they're shooting for the end of the year and opening up that 1st." The speaker characterized phases 1 and 2 as totaling about 300 units and offered an estimate of roughly 162 units for the current phased build-out.
Commissioners noted clearing work at the corner of 304 and Beverly Drive for a proposed main creek feature and discussed the sequence of building completions across the multi-building apartment project. No formal action was taken on these updates; the discussion was informational and intended to keep commissioners apprised of construction timelines and planning implications.

