Pasco County commissioners on Monday night approved a mixed-use plan for the Kenton Road corridor, clearing the way for a self-storage facility, hotel and restaurant-focused retail complex at the southern edge of the Connected City community hub in Wesley Chapel.
The project, located near the intersection of Kenton Road and State Road 54, is expected to bring new businesses and jobs to the area. The exact date of construction start and completion timeline were not provided during the meeting. Commissioners discussed the project at length, weighing the benefits of the development against potential concerns from nearby residents.
The Kenton Road corridor project is one of several developments planned for the Connected City area, which is aimed at creating a vibrant community hub with a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. The Pasco County Planning Commission had previously approved the project, but it still needed to be ratified by the county commission.
Additional details about the project, including the estimated cost and expected completion date, were not provided. Residents can stay informed about the project’s progress by visiting the Pasco County website or attending future public meetings.
Originally reported by Tampa Beacon – Pasco County
Sources: Tampa Beacon – Pasco County
