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Flagship developer details infrastructure progress, remediation map and land-use limits
Summary
Pete Evans of Anderson Geneva Flagship summarized RDA-funded infrastructure and remediation progress, including roads under construction, an opened All Abilities Park, and an east-side environmental map showing DEQ SMU zones where blue areas have use restrictions.
Pete Evans, representing Anderson Geneva Flagship, delivered a high-level update on projects the RDA has supported and the area's remediation status. "The purpose of RDAs ... is to target geographic zones to spur private and public investment in underutilized areas," Evans said, describing remediation, infrastructure and economic development as the RDA's core work. He cited the Megaplex movie theater as an example of how incentives encouraged private investment that became the city's largest sales-tax base.
Evans walked through a west-side infrastructure forecast — roads and transit-plaza connections under construction, the All Abilities Park opening and a planned wellness facility — and explained the east-side environmental map. Using DEQ Solid Waste Management Unit color codes, he said "Green means that it's clean without controls. Blue means that it's clean to a standard, but it has controls," and noted that some blue parcels carry restrictions that can limit residential uses.
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