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Colorado Springs commissioners hear East Las Animas plan for up to 220 homes

The Lowell Commons proposal would allow 220 homes, buildings up to 65 feet tall and limited commercial space near downtown; the applicant described it as an affordable-housing development.

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Douglas County commissioners to consider up to $50 million for Parker housing project

The proposed financing would support a 204-unit affordable and workforce rental project at 6793 Scott Ave.; commissioners had not voted as of Aug. 22.

Government

Douglas County approves planned park near Plaza Drive in Highlands Ranch

The 8-0 land-use approval advances a planned park with gardens, recreation areas and 24 parking spaces, but permits, access agreements, costs and operating terms remain unresolved.

Government

Colorado Springs council postpones Kettle Creek district plan consideration

The City Council voted 9-0 on Aug. 11 to postpone consideration of the proposed metropolitan district’s service plan to Aug. 25 because the related annexation plat had not been recorded.

Government

Douglas County board to consider homelessness grant, cybersecurity renewal and AI subscription

Commissioners are scheduled to consider three consent-agenda proposals Aug. 11, but available records do not show board action.

Housing

Douglas County planning commission leaves 745-acre Crow’s Nest proposal unresolved

The commission heard competing arguments about growth, infrastructure and open space but did not vote or issue a recorded recommendation on the proposed comprehensive-plan map amendment.

Government

Colorado Springs approves Briargate/Voyager rezoning for 236-unit housing project

A July 14 council hearing approved rezoning a 7.93-acre Springcrest Road site for mixed-use multifamily housing after neighbors raised traffic and compatibility concerns.

Government

Terra Mesa metro district proposal headed to Colorado Springs hearing with $15 million debt cap

A City Council work-session packet shows the proposed district east of Powers Boulevard and Research Parkway would cover about 42 acres and could finance public improvements if approved.