Kenton Road Missing Segment Development Agreement
Summary
Three different developers are now on the hook to build pieces of Kenton Road, with fee credits as the incentive. A resident pushed the county to go straight to four lanes since 1,800 homes are already approved nearby; staff said traffic volumes don't justify it yet.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Developers get transportation fee credits in exchange for building the roads, so taxpayers don't front the cost.
Everyone in southeast Wesley Chapel eventually gets a connected paved Kenton Road.
Existing residents endure years of two-lane congestion and construction before the full build-out.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Jun 11, 2026
A developer will build the missing Kenton Road link from Elam Road to Overpass Road — plus signalized intersections — in exchange for cash reimbursement, improving east-west connectivity in the Connected City area.
Planning Commission - Mar 5, 2026
Three different developers are now on the hook to build pieces of Kenton Road, with fee credits as the incentive. A resident pushed the county to go straight to four lanes since 1,800 homes are already approved nearby; staff said traffic volumes don't justify it yet.
Related development
Kenton Road Commercial Development Agreement
This would bring significant commercial and hotel development to the Connected City hub in northeast Pasco.
Kenton DA Connected City
Keeps the Kenton Road build-out moving north, relieving pressure on the residents' dirt road.
Aprile DA Connected City
Moves the long-promised Kenton Road paving closer to reality.
Curley and 54 Commercial MPUD
Adds commercial square footage at a busy south Pasco intersection.
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