Denton Avenue MPUD — density, traffic and rural compatibility (P6)
Summary
A 331-acre subdivision proposal in northwest Pasco would put 832 single-family homes, support commercial and light industrial next to 2-to-10-acre rural properties on Kitten Trail. Residents flooded the hearing citing deadly speeding on Kitten Trail, water shortages, school crowding and incompatible lot sizes; commissioners shared doubts and continued the case a month.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicant says the project would pay about $11.5 million in residential mobility fees earmarked for area road improvements.
The property owner and future homebuyers seeking new construction near the schools and planned sidewalks.
Rural landowners on Kitten Trail, Mattis Road, Bolton Avenue and Dennis Drive say they face traffic, water, school and lifestyle impacts from the density.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of County Commissioners - Aug 25, 2026
Five years in the making, this huge project got final approval with 832 houses, commercial space, and light industrial on 331.6 acres. Neighbors pushed hard for bigger lots, more buffers, and traffic fixes — the county added a Matis Road dust-disclosure condition and the developer will build Bolton Avenue out to Hicks Road.
Planning Commission - May 21, 2026
832 homes, commercial and light industrial on 331 acres next to rural Kitten Trail. Residents cite seven fatalities on Denton and nine on Kitten Trail, flooding, wells, and incompatible 70-foot lots against acreage. The commission approved a recommendation anyway, with a rural disclosure and a fire re-review of emergency access.
Planning Commission - Apr 16, 2026
A 331-acre subdivision proposal in northwest Pasco would put 832 single-family homes, support commercial and light industrial next to 2-to-10-acre rural properties on Kitten Trail. Residents flooded the hearing citing deadly speeding on Kitten Trail, water shortages, school crowding and incompatible lot sizes; commissioners shared doubts and continued the case a month.
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