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HousingWednesday, November 11

Goddard planners approve zoning for a 155-acre project with 550 to 600 residences

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

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If you've been hunting for a home around Wichita, Goddard has a plan worth knowing about. wants to build duplexes, and maybe quadplexes, sixplexes and a few single-family homes, on a 155-acre site west of 167th Street West between Maple and Central. The Goddard Planning Commission approved the zoning change and development plan Nov. 9.

550 to 600residences planned on about 275 lots

Tentative prices run from the mid-$200,000s to $350,000.

  • Amenity: at least one, such as a pool, playground or dog park
  • Street-facing walls: at least 30% decorative masonry, stone or stucco
  • Homes without a basement: must include a storm shelter or safe room
  • Exemption sought: from the 40% cap on duplexes, which city staff backs

Goddard's project would open to residents in summer 2028

  1. Nov. 9Goddard Planning Commission approved the zoning change and development plan.
  2. Nov. 16Goddard City Council will consider final approval.
  3. Q4 2027Earliest likely start of construction, in the fourth quarter of 2027 or early 2028.
  4. Summer '28First units available for occupancy.

It would be the first project approved since Goddard passed the most restrictive duplex design regulations in Sedgwick County earlier this year. Derby is working on housing rules too: its Planning Commission held a workshop Nov. 5 on limits for residential units in commercial and industrial districts.

Sources: Wichita Eagle, DerbyInformer.com

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