The Hilton is planned for a small section of a 25-acre property located on that corner that has been the subject of legal filings for almost the last 30 years, following a zoning referendum in 1999, city documents show.
The area is now home to a Fifth Third Bank, Chick-Fil-A, Graeter’s and City Barbecue, as well as a nearby Premier Health emergency room, which was approved in 2021.
City council will also consider specific plans for a subdivision located off Grange Hall Road, called Creekwood Preserve, that would construct 53 homes on just over 25 acres.
The company behind the plan, West Chester’s Maronda Homes, expects prices of $450,000 to $500,000 per home. City documents said the average sale price of single-family homes within a half-mile of the area in the last two years was about $281,548.
The planning commission greenlit the specific site plan in January. Zoning for the project was approved in April last year, with density conditions.
After hearing concerns from several residents, planning commission members voted to amend the proposal, prohibiting heavy construction traffic at the site from 7-9 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Under the proposed plan, if approved, Maronda Homes would begin construction in mid to late 2026 with 12 homes, and continue with a second phase in 2027 with the remaining 41 homes.
Beavercreek City Council’s meeting was moved to this Monday after severe weather last week.
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