Elkhorn reviews 43-home subdivision proposed near Voss Road and West Market Street

A proposed 43-lot single-family subdivision near Voss Road and West Market Street remains under review in Elkhorn after stormwater concerns delayed approval.

The project would cover approximately 12.5 acres and include homes described as costing more than $400,000 each. The development was reported on July 7, 2026, as the city continued reviewing the proposal.

Stormwater concerns remain central to the review

Questions about stormwater have stalled or delayed the approval process. The proposal therefore remains a development under city review, rather than a final, approved addition to Elkhorn’s housing supply.

Drainage is a key practical issue for a project of this size because the proposed site is near existing roads and properties. The development could also affect traffic patterns around Voss Road and West Market Street. The project information identifies those potential considerations, but does not establish a final design or completed construction.

If approved and built, the subdivision could add 43 homes to Elkhorn’s housing inventory and contribute to residential growth on the city’s west side. The stated price point places the proposed homes in the more-than-$400,000 segment of the market.

Review deadline identified

August 14, 2026, was identified as a deadline connected to the development-review process. That date marks the next reported point in the review timeline, but it does not mean construction will begin or that all 43 homes will ultimately be built.

The Elkhorn Plan Commission is part of the city’s development-review context. Separately, the city’s 2026-27 comprehensive-plan update includes data collection, public engagement, preparation of a draft plan, and public review and adoption. That broader planning work provides the setting for decisions about future residential growth.

As of the July 7 update, stormwater concerns had not been resolved in the reported review, and no final approval or denial had been described. The project’s eventual effect on drainage, nearby transportation and residential growth will depend on the outcome of the city’s review.