Little River Enhanced Transit Station Neighborhood District Master Plan
Summary
A roughly 60-acre master plan around a new train station would bring 5,000+ affordable and workforce homes, adaptive-reuse small-business space, civic spaces and a circulator to Little River over 10-30 years. Residents raised concerns about displacement, transparency, stranded small lots and limited green space.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer says it has already invested $30 million and budgeted over $100 million for infrastructure, including a $25 million train station.
Thousands of future affordable and workforce residents, plus existing public-housing tenants who get first replacement units without displacement.
Some small property owners inside the plan area say they were left out of the process and fear being stranded as non-conforming lots.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board - Jul 15, 2026
A roughly 60-acre master plan around a new train station would bring 5,000+ affordable and workforce homes, adaptive-reuse small-business space, civic spaces and a circulator to Little River over 10-30 years. Residents raised concerns about displacement, transparency, stranded small lots and limited green space.
Planning, Zoning and Appeals Board - Jul 1, 2026
A massive ~60-acre master plan in Little River proposes a new Tri-Rail station and thousands of affordable and workforce housing units, sparking questions about traffic and green space.
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