A significant development agreement took center stage at the BOMA meeting on June 16, 2025, in Spring Hill, TN, as city officials discussed a $2 million participation agreement with a local developer. This agreement aims to fund improvements at the intersection of Kidron Road and Port Royal, a critical area for future growth.

The developer will contribute the funds upon obtaining the first building permit for the Riggin Ridge subdivision, expediting the city's access to this money by six to eight months compared to previous proposals. This financial boost is expected to enhance traffic flow and safety at the busy intersection, which may see upgrades depending on the city's timeline and other developments in the area.

In addition to the monetary contribution, the developer has committed to constructing left and right turn lanes from Kidron Road onto the new access road, further improving traffic conditions. City officials emphasized that while the funds are earmarked for intersection improvements, there is no immediate obligation to use them, allowing flexibility in planning.

Mayor Fitter and other officials expressed optimism about the agreement, viewing it as a mutually beneficial arrangement that supports both the city's infrastructure needs and the developer's project. The meeting highlighted the importance of collaboration between the city and developers to foster growth while ensuring public safety and accessibility.