The Broken Arrow Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two separate projects that propose retail, light industry, and both single-family and multi-family housing on 130 total acres on the city’s south and east sides.
Creekside Commercial and Tucson28
A massive 102-acre mixed-use development named “Creekside Commercial” is proposed on property just east of the Creek Turnpike between Kenosha and Houston streets. The site was to be the new location for the relocation of the shuttered Bell’s Amusement Park. But developers pulled the plug on the project in 2023 and announced plans to sell the land.
Also being proposed is Tucson28, a 28-acre development at the northwest corner of Aspen Avenue at Tucson Street. The undeveloped land is across Aspen from Hackberry Market, a $98 million shopping center under construction that will feature Home Depot, Hobby Lobby, T.J. Maxx, and Burlington.
Community Development staff for the city reviewed the Broken Arrow NEXT Comprehensive Plan, the location of the property, and the surrounding land uses and recommended the developer’s request be approved.
The Creekside Commercial project would be divided into four development areas for commercial, industrial, single-family, and multi-family residential development, with a buffer between the industrial and housing areas.
Original reporting: Broken Arrow Sentinel — read the source article.
