Loomis Crossing Technology Park and the Fin N' Feather intersection dispute
Summary
A new industrial and flex development is coming to W. Loomis Road with light manufacturing, tech, and job-producing companies — not warehouses or a data center. Construction could start in the fall, with a new intersection and sidewalk work planned on Loomis Road.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer covers the on-site sidewalk work, which also saves Fin 'N Feather money.
Residents gain local jobs and an upgraded corridor; nearby Fin 'N Feather benefits from intersection and sidewalk improvements.
Neighbors along the eastern property line want better fencing and sound mitigation than the currently proposed shadowbox fence.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Plan Commission - Feb 10, 2026
The mayor and commissioners discussed upcoming talks between the Finn and Feather owners, city staff, and the developer about driveway locations and a possible three-way stop at the Loomis intersection. There's also the question of whether the business will have to pay to bring the missing sidewalk up to city standards.
Common Council - Jan 20, 2026
A new industrial and flex development is coming to W. Loomis Road with light manufacturing, tech, and job-producing companies — not warehouses or a data center. Construction could start in the fall, with a new intersection and sidewalk work planned on Loomis Road.
Plan Commission - Jan 13, 2026
Three industrial flex buildings totaling about 242,500 square feet are planned along W. Loomis Road near I-43. The sticking point is a new signalized intersection and required sidewalk next to the Fin N' Feather bar, which loses some parking in the DOT right-of-way. Developers spent six months negotiating with the bar's owners, and the commission gave them until February 27 to pick a T-intersection or a full four-way signal — otherwise the T goes in as designed.
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