Rendering of the upcoming Trailhead Townhomes development in West Columbia.
The West Columbia Planning Commission has approved the Trailhead Townhomes project, a new residential development featuring 52 townhome units. Located at 620 Sunset Boulevard, this project aims to enhance connectivity to the Moffatt Street riverwalk and will include modern amenities like driveways and a mail kiosk. As the project awaits city council meetings, local leaders express support, while community members share mixed reactions. This new development promises to transform the area, creating opportunities for new residents and boosting the local economy.
Exciting news is on the horizon for West Columbia as plans for a brand new residential project, the Trailhead Townhomes, have received the green light! The West Columbia Planning Commission approved the development on a busy Monday, setting the stage for a lively new community to take shape.
So, what can you expect from this development? Well, the Trailhead Townhomes will feature a total of 52 modern townhome units, designed to cater to a variety of residents. Located at 620 Sunset Boulevard, the project will occupy a bit over three acres of land that is currently home to a janitorial equipment supplier. It’s quite the transformation!
One of the standout benefits of this project is how it aims to enhance connectivity between the homes and the beautiful Moffatt Street riverwalk. This new access from Highway 378 is sure to attract outdoor enthusiasts and families looking to enjoy the lovely views and activities along the river.
The project is now awaiting the city council’s first and second readings, with the first scheduled to take place on Tuesday, February 4. As the city prepares for this important meeting, excitement is building among residents and officials alike!
Mayor Tem Miles has expressed his support for the Trailhead Townhomes development, emphasizing the increased availability of housing options in West Columbia as well as expected improvements to the overall aesthetics of the area. It sounds like a win-win situation for the community!
It’s only natural that with any development project, there are mixed feelings. A local business owner, who co-owns the janitorial supplier on the property, is enthusiastic about the city’s growth. They believe that the introduction of these townhomes will provide a boost to the local economy. Meanwhile, some residents are hopeful that their property values might rise as a result of the new homes being built, even if a few worry about how the view may change.
The plans for the Trailhead Townhomes promise to offer more than just housing. Each unit will boast a driveway that accommodates up to two cars, ensuring residents have sufficient parking. Additionally, there will be a convenient mail kiosk available for residents, which adds an extra touch of convenience to daily life.
To maintain a pleasant atmosphere, developers are also planning a vegetation buffer alongside Sunset Boulevard, protected by a charming brick wall. These thoughtful details show a commitment to not only enhancing housing options but also keeping the aesthetic appeal of the area intact.
For those interested in the future of West Columbia, the city council meeting regarding the Trailhead Townhomes is open to the public! It’s set to start at 6 p.m. on February 4, and will take place at West Columbia City Hall. This is a perfect opportunity for community members to learn more about the project and share their thoughts.
As the upcoming developments continue to take form, the Trailhead Townhomes promise to bring new life and energy to West Columbia. Keep an eye out as this story unfolds – the future is looking bright!
New Townhome Development Proposed for West Columbia
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