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Caldwell City Council unanimously approves an industrial park and a commercial center near KCID Road

The Daily Caldwell teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you drive US Highway 20/26 near , more growth is coming. Caldwell City Council unanimously approved preliminary plats Monday for an industrial park and a commercial center.

Highline Industrial Park covers 123.69 acres; the KCID commercial center covers 8.19

Area of Highline Industrial Park, beside places you know

Highline Industrial Park124 acresseven industrial lots
KCID Commercial Subdivision8.2 acres11 commercial lots
A football field1.3 acresend zones included

94 football fields would fit inside Highline Industrial Park

Source: Idaho Press

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Area
Highline Industrial Park124 acres (seven industrial lots)
KCID Commercial Subdivision8.2 acres (11 commercial lots)
A football field1.3 acres (end zones included)

Highline Industrial Park Subdivision will sit at 11637 Linden Road, about 1,000 feet east of KCID Road. It'll be built in five phases and includes an employee recreation area with two picnic shelters, half a basketball court and three pickleball courts.

  • Highline lots: 6.95 to 29.40 acres each
  • Airport reserve: one 15.09-acre lot south of Smeed Parkway
  • KCID Commercial: southeast corner of KCID Road and US 20/26
  • Possible tenants: fitness facility, coffee shop, bank, medical offices

The KCID Commercial Subdivision is already zoned community commercial. A land use buffer along its southern edge will provide a pathway between the shops and nearby low-density homes.

The two developments by the numbers

7
industrial lots in Highline Industrial Park
11
commercial lots at KCID Commercial
73,133 sq. ft.
of commercial space planned
420
parking stalls at KCID Commercial

Source: Idaho Press

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Sources: Idaho Press, KTVB

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