Colorado Springs public meetings in 2021
105 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Division 2 Liquor and Beer License Hearings are reviewing multiple applications for new retail, lodging, and entertainment liquor licenses. These applications cover various businesses including restaurants and entertainment venues across the city. One application was noted as postponed from a previous meeting.
- New retail liquor license for Old Ranch Liquor at 3582 Blue Horizon View Drive, #124
- New lodging and entertainment liquor license for iFLY Colorado Springs at 281 Kaycee Case Place
- New hotel and restaurant liquor license for Trainwreck at 812 S Sierra Madre Street
- New hotel and restaurant liquor license for Buffalo Wild Wings #741 at 3005 New Center Point
- New hotel and restaurant liquor license for Milagros Cocina Mexicana at 7455 N Academy Boulevard
City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review several master plan amendments and development proposals. These include updates to the Percheron Master Plan and a new development plan for College Creek Apartments. The commission will also consider appeals regarding short-term rental permits.
- Land use change for 35.727 acres at Banning Lewis Ranch from Industrial to Commercial/Residential
- Major amendment to the 809.6-acre Percheron Master Plan along Woodmen Road
- Development plan for College Creek Apartments, a 240-unit income-restricted project
- Zone change for North Fork Park from Agricultural to Public Park
- Master plan amendment for Colorado College totaling 1.57 acres
City Council
The City Council will review the 2022 Annual Appropriation Ordinance to adopt the city's yearly budget. The agenda also includes adopting a new salary structure for civilian and sworn municipal employees. Other items include bond authorizations for housing and various zoning changes.
- Ordinance 21-108: Authorizing up to $26,000,000 in tax-exempt and $5,000,000 in taxable bonds for Draper Commons
- Ordinance 21-112: Adopting the 2022 Annual Appropriation Ordinance and budget
- Ordinance 21-107: Rezoning 12.89 acres at Hills Circle and West Fillmore Street to a Planned Unit Development
- Ordinance 21-111: Adopting the 2022 salary structure for municipal employees
- Resolution establishing 2022 drainage basin, bridge, and detention pond fees
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review the Colorado Springs Airport Master Plan and discuss a service plan for One Place Metropolitan Districts 1, 2, and 3. The session also includes follow-up on evacuation planning modeling and interviews for the District 3 vacancy. Additionally, the council will consider an ordinance to update salaries for the City Attorney, City Auditor, and City Council Administrator.
- Colorado Springs Airport Master Plan presentation
- Service plan for One Place Metropolitan District Nos. 1, 2, and 3
- Ordinance updating salaries for City Attorney, Auditor, and Council Administrator
- Interviews for the City Council District 3 vacancy
- Follow-up on evacuation planning and traffic modeling discussion
City Planning Commission Work Session
The Planning Commission is reviewing several large-scale development proposals and master plan amendments. This includes proposed changes to the Banning Lewis and Percheron master plans, as well as a 240-unit income-restricted apartment complex.
- Master plan amendment for 35.7 acres in Banning Lewis from industrial to residential/commercial uses
- Development plan for College Creek Apartments, a 240-unit income-restricted project
- Major master plan amendments for the 809.6-acre Percheron area
- Zone change for North Fork Park from agricultural to public park
- Lowell-Draper Urban Renewal Plan for an 11.35-acre downtown area
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing reports of acceptability for three construction projects. These include requests for new detached garages at 1428 Wood Avenue and 1527 North Nevada Avenue. The board will also consider a proposal for roof-mounted solar panels at 1524 North Nevada Avenue.
- New detached garage at 1428 Wood Avenue
- New detached garage at 1527 North Nevada Avenue
- Roof-mounted solar PV at 1524 North Nevada Avenue
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will consider a development plan for a 6-story, 207-unit apartment complex on 1.4 acres. The board will also conduct elections for its Chair and Vice Chair.
- Development plan for a 6-story, 207-unit apartment project at E. Rio Grande St. and S. Wahsatch Ave.
- Election of the Downtown Review Board Chair and Vice Chair
- Approval of October 6, 2021, meeting minutes
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing proposed changes to utility rate schedules for electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater services. The session also includes discussions on the 2022 annual budget and a $2,305,000 appropriation for a new public park.
- Review of draft decisions regarding electric, natural gas, water, and wastewater rate schedules
- A $2,305,000 supplemental appropriation to acquire 8.48 acres at 1819 West Cheyenne Road for a public park
- Adoption of the 2022 salary structure for civilian and sworn municipal employees
- Establishment of 2022 drainage basin, bridge, detention pond, and land fees
- Citizen presentation regarding evacuation planning and modeling
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings division will consider several new liquor license applications and requests to modify existing premises licenses. The meeting also includes hearings regarding the suspension or revocation of specific retail licenses.
- New tavern liquor license application for VIP Entertainment at 3506 N Academy Boulevard
- New beer and wine license application for MOD Pizza at 160 E Cheyenne Road, #100
- Modification of premises for Colorado Mountain Brewery at 600 S 21st Street
- Suspension/revocation hearing for Oddones Liquor at 441 N Union Boulevard
- Suspension/revocation hearing for Bob's Liquor at 3519 N El Paso Street
City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider land use changes for the Avanterra project southwest of E. Woodmen Road and Black Forest Road. The meeting also includes a development plan for Creekside at Rockrimmon and a use variance for the Bloom House treatment facility. Additionally, several appeals regarding short-term rental permits are scheduled for review.
- Avanterra: Rezoning 11.7 acres from commercial/office to residential near Woodmen and Black Forest Roads
- Creekside at Rockrimmon: 43-lot single-family residential development plan at 252 Heavy Stone View Boulevard
- Bloom House: Use variance for a drug and alcohol treatment facility at 701 East Boulder Street
- Appeals of administrative denials for short-term rental permits at multiple locations
- Updates on the Affordable Rental Housing Fee Offset Program and downtown development
City Planning Commission Work Session
The commission will discuss amending the Woodmen Heights Master Plan to allow for the Avanterra multi-family residential development. The session also includes a review of a 43-lot residential plan at Creekside at Rockrimmon and several appeals regarding short-term rental permits.
- Rezoning 11.7 acres southwest of E. Woodmen Road and Black Forest Road for the Avanterra project
- Development plan for a 43-lot single-family residential project at 252 Heavy Stone View Boulevard
- Use variance for a drug and alcohol treatment facility at 701 E. Boulder Street
- Appeals of administrative denials for several short-term rental permits
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding land use and budgeting. Items include a supplemental appropriation for park acquisitions and multiple property annexations to establish park zones.
- $1,475,000 appropriation for Trails, Open Space and Parks Fund
- Renaming SW Downtown Business Improvement District to Park Union BID
- Annexation of 1,369.653 acres at Bear Creek Canyon Addition No. 1
- Rezoning 130 Metzler St from R5 (Multi-Family) to C5 (Intermediate Business)
- Annexation and rezoning of Black Canyon Quarry Addition No. 1
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review several resolutions and ordinances during this work session. The agenda includes bond issuances for various metropolitan districts and updates to urban renewal plans. The council will also consider an ordinance regarding front yard carports.
- $31 million in bonds for the Draper Commons multifamily housing project
- $13 million in bonds for the Westgate Metropolitan District
- $4.71 million in bonds for Upper Cottonwood Creek Metropolitan District No. 3
- Amendments to the South Nevada Area Urban Renewal Project cooperation agreement
- An ordinance regarding front yard carports
City Council Work Session
The City Council will conduct a work session regarding the 2022 budget markup. Presenters include Chief Financial Officer Charae McDaniel and Budget Manager Chris Wheeler.
- 2022 City Council budget markup session
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will consider two reports of acceptability regarding construction in historic zones. These items include a three-foot garage addition at 1423 North Nevada Avenue and a detached garage ADU at 2012 North Tejon Street.
- Garage addition at 1423 North Nevada Avenue
- New detached Garage ADU at 2012 North Tejon Street
City Council
The provided agenda outlines the procedural structure for the October 29, 2021, City Council meeting. It lists standard components such as the consent calendar and public hearings but does not provide specific details or topics for these items.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a supplemental appropriation of over $120 million in CARES and ARPA grant funds for pandemic response. The agenda also includes land acquisitions for open space and updates to various business improvement district budgets.
- Supplemental appropriation of $109,025,439 for the Grant Fund via CARES/ARPA grants
- Acquisition of approximately 343 acres of Fisher Canyon property through the TOPS program
- Authorization of up to $18,200,000 in bonds for Reagan Ranch Metropolitan District No. 1
- Rezoning of 2.78 acres at 1105 West Garden of the Gods Road and 4470 Forrest Hills Road
- $1,475,000 appropriation to the Trails, Open Space and Parks Fund for property acquisition
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review previous meeting minutes and discuss legal advice regarding land use litigation in an executive session. The session includes the introduction of 2022 budgets and property tax levies for several improvement districts. Additionally, the council will consider amendments to transportation authority agreements and advisory boards.
- 2022 budgets and tax levies for Briargate, Spring Creek, and Austin Bluffs GIDs
- Amended intergovernmental agreement for Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority
- Ordinance amending the Citizens’ Transportation Advisory Board
- Legal consultation regarding litigation related to planning and land use
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a town hall to collect public comments regarding the Mayor’s proposed 2022 City Budget. The session includes presentations from the City Financial Officer and the Budget Manager.
- Public comment on the Mayor's proposed 2022 City Budget
City Council
This meeting is designated as a special test meeting for staff. The agenda consists of procedural items and does not include substantive public business or policy discussions.
- Test Item 221-594
City Planning Commission
The commission will consider multiple land annexations and zone changes to establish new parkland in areas including Corral Bluffs, Jimmy Camp Creek, and Bear Creek Canyon. The agenda also includes a review of residential development plans, accessory dwelling unit variances, and an ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports.
- Annexation and park zone change for 926.10 acres at Corral Bluffs
- Annexation and park zone change for 413.76 acres at Jimmy Camp Creek
- Annexation and park zone change for 1,369.65 acres at Bear Creek Canyon
- Zone change and concept plan for Kissing Camels - Red Rock Point 4
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports
City Council Work Session
The City Council is conducting a work session to review the 2022 budget. Presentations will be provided by Chief Financial Officer Charae McDaniel and Budget Manager Chris Wheeler.
- 2022 Budget Work Session
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Division 2 Liquor and Beer License Hearings will consider various new and modified liquor license applications. These include requests for premises modifications at existing businesses and new licenses for taverns, spas, and gas stations.
- Premises modification for Colorado Mountain Brewery at 600 S 21st Street
- New tavern license application for La Burla Bee at 110 N. Nevada Avenue
- New tavern license application for Shrunken Head Tiki at 112-114 N. Tejon Street, #100
- New lodging and entertainment license for Nailcessity & Spa, LLC at 9697 Prominent Point
- New off-premises malt beverage license for Exxon Station Union, Inc. at 701 N. Union Boulevard
City Planning Commission Work Session
The commission is reviewing several land annexations for park use, including Bear Creek Canyon and Corral Bluffs. The session also includes discussions on residential development plans and accessory dwelling unit variances. No public comment is permitted during this informal work session.
- Zone change and concept plan for Kissing Camels - Red Rock Point 4 (12.89 acres)
- Annexation and PK zone change for Bear Creek Canyon (1,369.65 acres)
- Annexation and PK zone change for Corral Bluffs (926.10 acres)
- Accessory dwelling unit development plan at 1823 North Wahsatch Avenue
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances, including supplemental appropriations for CARES and ARPA grant funds. The agenda also includes bond issuances for the Village at Solid Rock housing project and various zoning amendments. Additionally, the council will review multiple annexation petitions and a redevelopment concept plan.
- Issuance of multi-family housing revenue bonds for Village at Solid Rock up to $11,200,000
- Supplemental appropriation of $109,025,439 to the Grant Fund via CARES and ARPA grants
- Zoning change for 6.95 acres at Peterson Road and North Carefree Circle
- Rezoning of 33.36 acres near Highway 24 and 21st Street
- Concept plan for the Garden of the Gods West redevelopment project
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the acquisition of approximately 343 acres for the Fisher Canyon property. The session also includes reviews of several 2022 Business Improvement District operating plans and budgets.
- $1,475,000 supplemental appropriation for Phase I open space and trails acquisition
- Acquisition of approximately 343 acres of Fisher Canyon property via the TOPS program
- Bond issuance not to exceed $18,200,000 for Reagan Ranch Metropolitan District No. 1
- New application fees for Easement Vacation and Easement Encroachment
- Name change from SW Downtown Business Improvement District to Park Union Business Improvement District
City Council
This is a special test meeting for staff. The agenda contains only procedural items and does not list specific business or public hearings.
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board is reviewing a development plan for 316 N. Tejon St. to allow office, commercial, and 12-unit residential use. The board will also consider administrative relief regarding drive aisle width at the same address. A presentation on annual ethics training is also scheduled.
- Development plan for 316 N. Tejon St. to allow office, commercial, and 12-unit residential use
- Administrative relief request for a 22’-8” wide drive aisle at 316 N. Tejon St.
- Approval of August 4, 2021, meeting minutes
- 2021 Annual Ethics Training presentation
Historic Preservation Board
The board will consider reports of acceptability for various construction and renovation projects. These include a garage addition on North Tejon Street and window and door changes at other locations.
- Two-story garage addition at 1309 North Tejon Street
- Door relocation and window removal at 15 West Del Norte Street
- Carriage house renovation at 1342 North Nevada Avenue
City Council
This is a special test meeting for staff. The provided agenda contains only placeholder test items and does not list specific topics, projects, or decisions.
- No substantive items are listed in this test agenda.
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple zoning amendments for residential, industrial, and business uses. The agenda also includes the creation of a new business improvement district and bond issuances for multi-family housing.
- Issuance of up to $11,200,000 and $4,758,000 in revenue bonds for Village at Solid Rock
- Organization of the Catalyst Campus Business Improvement District
- Rezoning 3.68 acres near Adventure Way and Quail Brush Creek Drive
- Extension of carport zoning violation moratorium until December 7, 2021
- Amendment to Gold Hill Mesa Concept Plan for 33.36 acres
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review updates on downtown development and parking. The session also includes introductions of ordinances regarding parking meter regulations, stormwater fee collections, and grant fund appropriations.
- Supplemental appropriation of $109,025,439 for the Grant Fund via CARES and ARPA grants
- Resolution for LART special fund expenditures for the 2022 budget
- Intergovernmental Agreement for the Pikes Peak Community College Public Safety Training Facility
- Ordinance amending parking meter regulations regarding remuneration-exempt placards
- Ordinance certifying delinquent stormwater fees to the El Paso County Treasurer
City Council
This document outlines the procedural structure for a regular Colorado Springs City Council meeting. The provided text contains only the meeting order and does not list specific topics, ordinances, or contracts.
City Planning Commission
The Colorado Springs Planning Commission will review several development proposals, including a 374-unit apartment complex at Solace at Black Forest. The agenda also includes a plan to convert a motel into residential units on Voyager Parkway and annexation requests for Lighthouse Baptist Church. Additionally, the commission will consider amendments related to the Creekwalk North Commercial project.
- 117-unit multi-family housing complex at 8280 Voyager Parkway
- 374-unit multi-family residential apartment complex at Solace at Black Forest
- Annexation and zone change for Lighthouse Baptist Church
- Amendments to the Ivywild Master Plan for Creekwalk North Commercial
- Major Concept Plan Amendment for Solace at Black Forest
City Council
This meeting agenda consists of procedural steps and placeholders for presentations. No specific topics for new business or public hearings are detailed in the provided text.
City Council
The Colorado Springs City Council is reviewing several zoning amendments and development plans for residential and business areas. The agenda also includes annexation petitions and a resolution regarding property acquisition for a reservoir.
- Rezoning 67.42 acres near New Life Drive and Interquest Parkway to mixed-use
- Development plan for the 37-lot Ascent at Quail Brush residential project
- Amendment to Rustic Hills Redevelopment for commercial and industrial uses
- Rezoning 7.32 acres at Powers Boulevard and Hancock Expressway for Skyview Village
- Intergovernmental Agreement for reservoir construction in Eastern Pueblo County
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review the American Rescue Plan Act spending plan and funding for homelessness and affordable housing. The session also includes an introduction of an ordinance for multi-family housing revenue bonds for the Village at Solid Rock project.
- Ordinance for $11,200,000 and $4,758,000 multi-family housing revenue bonds
- Review of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) spending plan
- Presentation on ARPA funding for homelessness and affordable housing
- Update from Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs
- Discussion regarding legal representation for officers in two civil lawsuits
Historic Preservation Board
The board will consider postponing a Report of Acceptability regarding a garage addition at 1309 North Tejon Street. The agenda also includes an overview from the Historic Preservation Alliance and annual ethics training.
- Postponement of a Report of Acceptability for a two-story garage addition at 1309 North Tejon Street
- Historic Preservation Alliance overview presentation
- Annual ethics training
City Planning Commission Work Session
This informal work session includes reviews of several development plans and zoning changes. Topics include multi-family housing, annexation requests, and accessory dwelling unit variances. No public comment is permitted during this meeting.
- 117-unit multi-family complex at 8280 Voyager Parkway
- Solace at Black Forest major concept plan amendment
- Lighthouse Baptist Church annexation and zone change
- Accessory dwelling unit variance at 1823 North Wahsatch Avenue
- Short-term rental permit appeal for 1046 E Monroe Street
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will review minutes from the August 4, 2021 meeting. The agenda also includes presentations regarding a new downtown shuttle service for Spring 2022 and an overview of shared scooter services.
- Retool COS Draft Zoning Code and FBZ relationship presentation
- Downtown Shuttle transit service for Spring 2022 presentation
- Shared Scooter Services launch overview
- Approval of August 4, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate for the August 31, 2021, meeting. No specific details are listed for presentations, ordinances, or business items.
City Council
The City Council is considering ordinances to expand the Downtown Development Authority and update alarm system regulations. Several zoning and development plans for residential projects are scheduled for postponement. The council will also review amendments to metropolitan district service plans.
- Expansion of the Downtown Development Authority boundaries
- Postponement of developments at Ascent at Quail Brush and Skyview Village
- Updates to police and fire alarm system ordinances
- Briargate General Improvement District 2021 election and mill levy
- Amendments to metropolitan district service plans regarding concealed carry weapons
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review previous meeting minutes and discuss public safety evacuation processes. The session includes introducing several resolutions and an ordinance regarding the Catalyst Campus and infrastructure projects.
- Resolution for property exclusion from Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection District
- Service Plan for Catalyst Campus Metropolitan District Nos. 1 & 2
- Ordinance to organize the Catalyst Campus Business Improvement District
- Eminent domain use for an easement for the Circle Drive Bridge Replacement Project
- Discussion on City Code amendments regarding carports
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings will review multiple applications for new and modified liquor licenses. These include requests for brew pubs, restaurants, and hotel licenses at various locations. One modification application has been postponed from a previous meeting.
- New Brew Pub Liquor License for Bell Brothers Brewing at 114 N. Tejon Street, #100
- New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Slice420 at 3725 Oro Blanco Drive
- New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Hyatt Place at 201 E. Kiowa Street
- New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Torchy's Tacos at 1358 Interquest Parkway, #100
- Modification of Premises for Bubba's 33 at 58007 Constitution Avenue
City Planning Commission Work Session
The City Planning Commission is reviewing several development proposals during this work session. This includes a concept plan amendment for the 33.3-acre Gold Hill Mesa project and an affordable housing plan for Zebulon Flats. The commission will also consider zone changes for Garden of the Gods West and Peterson & Carefree Townhomes.
- Zone change and concept plan for Garden of the Gods West (2.78 acres)
- Zone change and concept plan for NEC Peterson & Carefree Townhomes (6.9 acres)
- Conditional use plan for adult daycare at 8595 Explorer Dr
- Gold Hill Mesa development and multiple nonuse variance requests
- Zebulon Flats Urban Renewal Area Plan for 137 affordable housing units
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review financial reports and several proposed resolutions. Discussions include a resolution for wildfire mitigation funding and a service plan for the Vistas at West Mesa residential development.
- Resolution for up to $20,000,000 in wildfire mitigation and prevention funding
- Service plan for the Vistas at West Mesa residential development
- Ordinance regarding Briargate General Improvement District 2021 organization and mill levy
- Amendments to Metropolitan District service plans regarding concealed carry weapons authority
- Presentation on Colorado Springs Sports Corp lodging and auto rental tax funding
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will consider a minor amendment to the Carter Payne Development Plan. The proposal includes a parking warrant to allow three off-street parking stalls instead of the required 24. Staff will also present an overview of major downtown projects.
- Minor Amendment to the Carter Payne Development Plan and Parking Warrant
- Staff Overview of Major Downtown Projects
- Approval of June 30, 2021 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board is considering multiple Reports of Acceptability for residential projects. These include additions, renovations, and new structures at various addresses on North Tejon Street and North Nevada Avenue. A presentation on RetoolCOS is also scheduled.
- Addition and covered deck at 1324 North Tejon Street
- Carriage house foundation and renovation at 1327 North Tejon Street
- Carriage house renovation at 1342 North Nevada Avenue
- New swimming pool construction at 1424 North Tejon Street
- New window addition at 1716 North Nevada Avenue
City Council
The City Council will consider a $10,416,414 supplemental appropriation for the Road Repair, Maintenance and Improvement Fund. The agenda also includes a $3,000,000 appropriation for HVAC replacements at the Pioneers Museum. Additionally, the council will review several annexation petitions and metropolitan district service plans.
- $10,416,414 supplemental appropriation for road repair and maintenance
- $3,000,000 appropriation for Pioneers Museum HVAC replacement
- Annexation petitions for Corral Bluffs, Jimmy Camp Creek, and Black Canyon Quarry
- Zoning changes for the 22.65-acre Aspen Meadows No. 4 development
- Service plans for Freestyle, Meadoworks, and Gold Hill North Metropolitan Districts
City Council Work Session
The City Council will consider a resolution to put a 0.2% sales tax increase for the TOPS program on the November ballot. The agenda also includes proposals to expand Downtown Development Authority boundaries and review law enforcement transparency recommendations. Additionally, updates on city zoning regulations and alarm system ordinances are scheduled.
- Resolution to increase sales tax by 0.2% for the Trails, Open Space and Parks (TOPS) program
- Ordinance to expand Downtown Development Authority boundaries
- Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission recommendations
- Amendments to police and fire alarm system ordinances
- Update on City Code Chapter 7 zoning and subdivision regulations
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Division 2 Liquor and Beer License Hearings will consider several requests for premises modifications and one application for a new hotel and restaurant liquor license. The meeting also includes a hearing regarding the suspension or revocation of an existing off-premises license.
- Modification of premises for The Millibo Art Theatre at 1626 S. Tejon Street
- Modification of premises for Tapateria, LLC at 2607 W. Colorado Avenue
- New liquor license application for The Well at 315 E Pikes Peak Avenue, #100
- Suspension/revocation hearing for Loaf N Jug #6 at 4770 Drennan Road
City Planning Commission
The City Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including rezoning requests for Downtown Flying Horse and the Rustic Hills Redevelopment. The meeting also includes discussions on development plans for Skyview Village and Townplace Suites. Additionally, the commission will consider conditional use permits for medical marijuana facilities.
- Zone change for 67.42 acres at Downtown Flying Horse to allow mixed-use development
- Rezoning of 19.4 acres for the Rustic Hills Redevelopment project
- Development plan for 73 residential lots at Skyview Village
- Conditional use permit for a medical marijuana facility on S Citadel Drive
- Zone change and development plan for Townplace Suites
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a $10,416,414 supplemental appropriation for road repair and maintenance. The agenda also includes a $3,000,000 fund for museum HVAC upgrades and the annexation of 160 acres for the Advanced Technology Campus.
- $10,416,414 supplemental appropriation for road repair, maintenance, and improvement
- $3,000,000 appropriation for HVAC replacement at Pioneers Museum
- Annexation of 160 acres for Advanced Technology Campus Addition No. 1
- Rezoning 12.23 acres near Marksheffel Road and Cowpoke Road to park/airport use
- Resolution for a pedestrian sky bridge between South Weber Street and South Wahsatch Street
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss the creation of several new metropolitan districts in the Banning Lewis Ranch area and an ordinance for a business improvement district. The session also includes an overview of federal funding for homelessness and affordable housing. Additionally, council members will review updates to residential carport codes and the 2020 Coroner's Report.
- Creation of Freestyle Metropolitan District Nos. 1-4
- Creation of Meadoworks Metropolitan District Nos. 1-5
- Organization of Gold Hill North Business Improvement District
- Ordinance amending front yard carport definitions and standards
- Overview of CARES Act and ARPA funding for housing and homelessness
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board is holding a regular meeting to conduct business. The agenda includes the election of the board's Chair and Vice Chair. There is also an opportunity for citizen discussion regarding items not listed on the agenda.
- Election of the Chair and Vice Chair
City Planning Commission Work Session
This informal work session includes reviews of several proposed zoning changes and development plans across Colorado Springs. The agenda covers residential, commercial, and industrial projects including Skyview Village and the Downtown Flying Horse area.
- Master plan amendment and rezoning for the 67.42-acre Downtown Flying Horse project
- Zone change and development plan for Townplace Suites at Kelly Johnson and Goddard Street
- Rezoning of 19.4 acres for the Rustic Hills Redevelopment project
- Development plan for 73 residential lots at Skyview Village
- Conditional use plans for medical marijuana facilities on S Citadel Drive and N Murray Blvd
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will consider a minor improvement plan for an accessory unit at 11 Westview Place. The board will also review a conditional use development plan for a single-story medical office building at 1105 S. Tejon St.
- Minor Improvement Plan for an accessory unit at 11 Westview Place
- Conditional Use Development Plan for a medical office building at 1105 S. Tejon St.
- Approval of March 3 and March 31, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is considering a supplemental appropriation for the General, Airport, and Stormwater funds to address staffing reorganization and budget reductions. The agenda also includes the annexation of 160 acres for the CSU Advanced Technology Campus and an economic development agreement with Entegris, Inc. Several development appeals have been postponed.
- Supplemental appropriation for General, Airport, and Stormwater funds
- Debt issuance up to $17,500,000 for Greenways Metropolitan District No. 1
- Economic Development Agreement with Entegris, Inc.
- Annexation of 160 acres for the CSU Advanced Technology Campus
- Rezoning 12.23 acres near Marksheffel and Cowpoke Road
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing several items, including legal representation for city officers in lawsuits and updates on electric scooters. Proposed actions include approving supplemental funding for road maintenance and the Pioneers Museum HVAC system. The council will also discuss property sales and potential new housing bonds.
- $10,416,414 supplemental appropriation for the 2C/2C2-Road Repair, Maintenance and Improvement Fund
- $3,000,000 supplemental appropriation for HVAC replacement at Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
- Resolution to issue housing revenue bonds for Copper Rose Apartments at 5894 Tutt Blvd
- Resolution authorizing the use of a public alley for a pedestrian sky bridge
- Disposal of approximately 7 acres of city-owned land to Project Mustang
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings division will consider new liquor license applications and modifications to existing premises. The agenda also includes hearings regarding the suspension or revocation of three existing licenses.
- New liquor license applications for Vaqueros, Bunzy's, Pop Kitchen & Events, and Wing Stop
- Modification of premises for Mi Mexico Family Mexican Restaurant and Lucky Dumpling
- Suspension or revocation hearings for 7-Eleven, Corks, Bottles, & Brews, and Loaf N Jug #6
- New brew pub license application for FH Beerworks
- Postponed application for Colorado Coffee Merchants
City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several development plans, including a major change to the Woodmen Heights Master Plan. Other items include new apartment developments and an ordinance amendment for front yard carports. The commission will also hear appeals regarding hillside development and zoning violations.
- Amendment to Woodmen Heights Master Plan to convert 22.65 acres of school site to residential
- Conditional Use Development Plan for 5805 Delmonico Apartments
- Height relief request for The Marek COS project at Tutt Boulevard and East Woodmen Road
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carport standards
- Appeals for development at 205 Yale Avenue and a zoning violation at 1830 Palmer Park Boulevard
City Planning Commission Work Session
The commission is reviewing development plans for multi-family residential projects at 5805 Delmonico Drive and the corner of Tutt Boulevard and East Woodmen Road. The session also includes discussions on amending city code for front yard carports and appeals regarding hillside development and zoning violations.
- Conditional Use Development Plan for 5805 Delmonico Apartments
- The Marek COS multi-family residential development at Tutt Boulevard and East Woodmen Road
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports
- Major amendment to the Woodmen Heights Master Plan for a 22.65-acre site
- Appeal of a zoning violation notice at 1830 Palmer Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including utility bond issuances, housing project financing, and zoning changes. The agenda also includes a supplemental appropriation for city funds and salary adjustments for certain city officials.
- Issuance of utility revenue bonds up to $250,000,000 and refunding bonds up to $69,685,000
- Financing for the 77-unit Village at Solid Rock affordable housing project
- Zoning change for 125.34 acres west of North 30th Street and Garden of the Gods Road
- Debt issuance up to $1,400,000 for the Chaparral Pointe Metropolitan District
- Supplemental appropriation for the General Fund, Airport Enterprise Fund, and Stormwater Enterprise Fund
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss several resolutions and ordinances, including an economic development agreement with Entegris, Inc. and a $17.5 million debt issuance for the Greenways Metropolitan District No. 1. The session also includes updates on zoning regulations and a presentation regarding the 2020 Annual Coroner's Report.
- Resolution authorizing up to $17,500,000 in debt issuance for Greenways Metropolitan District No. 1
- Economic Development Agreement between the City and Entegris, Inc.
- Ordinance for supplemental appropriation to General, Airport, and Stormwater funds
- Update on amendments to City Code Chapter 7 (Zoning and Subdivision Regulations)
- Presentation on the 2020 Annual Coroner's Report and behavioral health
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing reports of acceptability for three residential projects. These include a solar panel installation, a new back deck, and a second-story addition.
- Solar photovoltaic addition at 21 East San Miguel Street
- New back deck for 1409 Wood Avenue
- Second-story addition at 2026 North Tejon Street
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple zoning amendments for residential and office developments. The agenda includes a public hearing for a 125-acre development at Garden of the Gods and ordinances regarding utility system debt. The council will also consider debt issuance for the Mountain Vista Metropolitan District.
- Ordinance for up to $250,000,000 in Utilities System Improvement Revenue Bonds
- Rezoning of 282 acres near Stetson Hills Boulevard and Banning Lewis
- Master Plan amendment for 125.34 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods
- Debt issuance not to exceed $18,000,000 for Mountain Vista Metropolitan District
- Vacating 49.6 acres of public right-of-way including Banning Lewis Parkway
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings division will review several applications for new and modified liquor licenses. The agenda also includes hearings regarding the suspension or revocation of existing retail liquor licenses.
- New Beer and Wine License application for Pinspiration at 3586 Hartsel Drive, #B
- New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Zapata Mexican Taco Shop at 7636 Dublin Boulevard, #100
- New Fermented Malt Beverage Off Premises License for Kum & Go #697 at 361 N. Union Boulevard
- Suspension/Revocation hearing for Barnes Liquor at 4819 Barnes Road
- Modification of premises for Epiphany at 32 S. Tejon Street
City Planning Commission
The commission will hear appeals regarding the Kettle Creek North subdivision development plans. Members will also consider various requests including a daycare home, a park zone change, and an expansion of a cultivation operation. An ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports is also scheduled for review.
- Appeal of 61.71-acre Kettle Creek North development plan for 247 lots
- Zone change for 12.2 acres near Marksheffel and Cowpoke Road
- Development plan for Grandma's Garden Home Daycare at 3820 Thundercloud Drive
- Expansion of Total Green cultivation operation on South Chelton Road
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports
City Planning Commission Work Session
During this informal work session, the City Planning Commission is reviewing several development appeals and plans. Topics include an appeal for the 61.71-acre Kettle Creek North subdivision and a residential plan for Creekside at Rockrimmon. The commission will also review an ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports.
- Appeal of staff decision for 61.71-acre Kettle Creek North subdivision
- PUD development plan for Creekside at Rockrimmon (45 lots)
- Zone change for 12.2 acres near Marksheffel and Cowpoke Road
- Ordinance amendment regarding front yard carports
- Conditional use plan for Arrowswest EV Church at 4455 Arrowswest Drive
City Council
The City Council will review several proposals regarding the Banning Lewis Ranch area, including master plan amendments for 297.08 acres. The agenda also includes discussions on affordable housing bonds for Bentley Commons and various zoning changes throughout the city.
- Master Plan amendment for 297.08 acres at Banning Lewis Ranch
- Rezoning 8.83 acres at 301 South Union Boulevard to Office Complex
- Bonds for Bentley Commons, a 192-unit affordable housing project
- Annexation petition for Woodmen East Commercial Center Addition No. 1
- Intergovernmental agreements with Pueblo County for fire protection and wildfire mitigation
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review the Q1 2021 financial report and previous meeting minutes. Presentations include an overview of HUD grant funding administration and information from the Affordable Housing Collaborative. The council will also consider a resolution for debt issuance by the Mountain Vista Metropolitan District.
- Resolution authorizing up to $18,000,000 in debt for Mountain Vista Metropolitan District
- Review of Q1 2021 City Financial Report
- Presentation on HUD annual grant funding administration
- Affordable Housing Collaborative presentation
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will receive a presentation and training update regarding solar panels on historic properties. Senior Planner Bill Gray will lead the session.
- Solar Panels on Historic Properties/Training
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution for debt issuance by Bradley Heights Metropolitan District No. 2. The agenda also includes a zoning change and concept plan for the Pinnacle Parking Plan project near Paseo Road and Melissa Drive.
- Zoning change from R-1 to OC for 0.68 acres north of Paseo Road and Melissa Drive
- Concept Plan for a surface parking lot addition at the Pinnacle Parking Plan project
- Resolution authorizing up to $35,000,000 in debt for Bradley Heights Metropolitan District No. 2
- Resolution authorizing eminent domain for the Cascade Metropolitan District Conversion Project
City Council Work Session
The City Council will consider introducing several resolutions during this work session. These include a service plan for Hancock Metropolitan District Nos. 1 & 2 and bonds for the Bentley Commons affordable housing project. The council will also review an amendment to the 2021 Basin Fees regarding the Gold Hill Mesa Drainage Basin.
- Resolution for multifamily housing revenue bonds for Bentley Commons at 2730 Bentley Point
- Service plan approval for Hancock Metropolitan District Nos. 1 & 2 near Hancock Expressway and Chelton Road
- Amendment to include Gold Hill Mesa Drainage Basin in the 2021 Basin Fees
City Council
The Colorado Springs City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct leadership elections. The agenda includes the election of the City Council President and President Pro Tem.
- Election of City Council President and President Pro Tem
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings division is reviewing several new liquor license applications for various businesses. These requests include new licenses for hotels, restaurants, taverns, and off-premises sales. The agenda also includes a request to modify an existing premises license at 112 N. Tejon Street.
- New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Topgolf at 165 Spectrum Loop
- New Fermented Malt Beverage On Premises License for Colorado Springs SnowSox at 1605 E. Pikes Peak Avenue
- Modification of premises for Koe Ultra Lounge at 112 N. Tejon Street
- New Tavern Liquor License for Happy Tap at 1757 S 8th Street, #100
- New Beer and Wine License for Pinspiration at 3586 Hartsel Drive, #B
City Planning Commission
The Commission will consider several amendments to the Banning Lewis Ranch Village A master plan, including residential density reductions and a right-of-way vacation. The agenda also includes development plans for 301 South Union Boulevard and an annexation for the Advanced Technologies Campus. Additionally, the commission will hear an appeal regarding a short-term rental code violation.
- Master plan amendment to reduce residential density on 297 acres at Banning Lewis Ranch Village A
- Zone change and concept plan for 128 residential units and 17,900 square feet of commercial space at 301 South Union Boulevard
- Annexation of 160 acres for the Advanced Technologies Campus Addition No. 1
- Vacation of 49.6 acres of public right-of-way in Banning Lewis Ranch Village A
- Appeal of a short-term rental zoning code violation at 1425 Winding Ridge Terrace
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and budget amendments. Key items include a supplemental appropriation for the Trails, Open Space and Parks Fund and the organization of a new business improvement district. The agenda also includes various residential and commercial rezoning requests.
- $2,797,113 appropriation for Pikeview Frontage Property acquisition
- Organization of the GSF Business Improvement District
- Rezoning 10.64 acres near Templeton Gap Road for higher density development
- Rezoning 137.7 acres at Marksheffel Road for residential use
- $1,309,315 supplemental appropriation for the Lodgers & Auto Rental Tax Fund
City Council Work Session
The City Council will review updates on zoning and subdivision regulation amendments and a law enforcement commission report. The session also includes presentations regarding business enforcement and the 2020 PlanCOS Annual Report.
- Resolution for Bradley Heights Metropolitan District No. 2 to issue debt not exceeding $35,000,000
- Presentation on enforcement of illicit sexual activities in businesses
- Update on amendments to City Code Chapter 7 (Zoning and Subdivision Regulations)
- Presentation of the 2020 PlanCOS Annual Report
- Update from the Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission
City Planning Commission Work Session
The Planning Commission is reviewing several large-scale development proposals, including rezoning for Banning Lewis Ranch Village A and a concept plan for 301 South Union Boulevard. The agenda also includes the annexation of 160 acres for the Advanced Technologies Campus Addition No. 1. Additionally, the commission will hear an appeal regarding a short-term rental zoning violation.
- Zone change and concept plan for 128 residential units at 301 South Union Boulevard
- Annexation of 160 acres for Advanced Technologies Campus Addition No. 1
- Master plan amendment and rezoning for Banning Lewis Ranch Village A
- Vacation of 49.6 acres of public right-of-way in Banning Lewis Ranch Village A
- Appeal of a short-term rental zoning violation at 1425 Winding Ridge Terrace
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will hold a remote work session focused on introductions and educational topics. The agenda includes reviewing the historic preservation ordinance, meeting procedures, and potential future training. There will be no public comment during this meeting.
- Introduction of staff and board members
- Review of Certified Local Government status and importance
- Discussion of Historic Preservation Ordinance and Board purpose
- Overview of Historic Preservation Overlay areas
- Discussion regarding proposed training topics
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will consider an interim use development plan to allow a parking lot at 431 East Pikes Peak Avenue. The proposal would permit the lot as a principal use for a five-year term in the Form-Based Zone. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Utilities Reliability Program.
- Interim development plan for a parking lot at 431 East Pikes Peak Avenue
- Utilities Reliability Program presentation
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use and budget items, including the Kaleidos project at 1750 South Murray Boulevard. The agenda also includes a $2,797,113 appropriation for the Pikeview Frontage Property acquisition. Additionally, the Council will consider ordinances regarding vehicular public nuisances.
- Rezoning of 1750 South Murray Boulevard for a 150-unit residential development
- $2,797,113 appropriation for Pikeview Frontage Property acquisition
- Ordinance adding 'Vehicular Public Nuisances' to the City Code
- Bond issuance authorization for Banning Lewis Ranch Metropolitan District No. 8
- Budget adjustments for CDBG and Grants Funds
City Council Work Session
The City Council will consider several items for introduction, including a supplemental appropriation for the LART Fund. The session also includes a public health update and resolutions regarding school enrollment and county annexations.
- $1,309,315 supplement to the Lodgers & Auto Rental Tax (LART) Fund
- Resolution supporting the Military Family Open Enrollment House Bill
- Intergovernmental agreement with El Paso County for municipal annexations
- El Paso County Public Health update
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
This hearing includes applications for new liquor licenses at various locations throughout the city. The agenda also features a request to modify the premises of an existing tavern license on North Tejon Street.
- Modification of premises for Koe Ultra Lounge at 112 N. Tejon Street
- New liquor license application for Parry's Sliceria and Taps at 1612 S. Nevada Avenue
- New liquor license application for Pandaz Boba Tea at 1835 Briargate Boulevard
- New liquor license application for Zapata Mexican Taco Shop at 12229 Voyager Parkway, #140
- New liquor license application for The Fifty-Niner at 2409 W. Colorado Avenue, #110 & 120
City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several development proposals, including a major master plan amendment and zone change for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road. Other items include plans for a 200-unit multi-family community and a miniwarehouse on Galley Road.
- Master plan amendment and PUD zone change for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road
- 200-unit multi-family development plan at 9292 Grand Cordera Parkway
- Miniwarehouse conditional use development plan at 3980 Galley Road
- Zone change and parking lot concept for Pinnacle Parking Plan near Paseo Road
- Multi-family land use plan for Rodeway Inn at 2409 East Pikes Peak Avenue
City Planning Commission Work Session
The commission will review a master plan amendment and zone change for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road. The agenda also includes development plans for multi-family housing, miniwarehouses, and parking lot expansions. This is an informal work session meeting.
- Master plan amendment for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road
- Caliber at Briargate 200-unit multi-family development plan
- Load N Lock Miniwarehouses development plan at 3980 Galley Road
- Zone change and concept plan for Pinnacle Parking Plan
- Multi-family land use development plan at 2409 East Pikes Peak Avenue
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including multi-family housing revenue bonds and zoning changes. The agenda also includes updates to the city code regarding vehicular public nuisances and gas cost adjustments for utilities.
- $22,000,000 in multi-family housing revenue bonds for Academy Heights Apartments
- Rezoning 36.14 acres in The Farm development from PUD/Agricultural to Park
- Bond issuances for Upper Cottonwood Creek Metropolitan District No. 3 and No. 4
- Ordinance regarding vehicular public nuisances
- Gas cost adjustment resolution for Colorado Springs Utilities
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing several items including property acquisitions and bond issuances for various metropolitan districts. The session includes an informational presentation on the city's litter removal program and a resolution regarding gas cost adjustments. Additionally, the council will consider new investment policies and real property procedure manuals.
- $2,797,113 supplemental appropriation for Pikeview Frontage property acquisition
- Bond issuance authorization for Banning Lewis Ranch Metropolitan District No. 8
- Resolution setting the Gas Cost Adjustment effective March 11, 2021
- Informational presentation on the City’s litter removal program
- Debt issuance authorization for Barnes Center Metropolitan District up to $1,237,120
Downtown Review Board
The Downtown Review Board will consider a development plan for a 277-unit apartment complex on E. Cimarron St. The board will also review an interim plan for a 70-stall surface parking lot at West Cimarron Street and Sahwatch Street. A minor amendment for restaurant expansion at 616 South Tejon Avenue is also on the agenda.
- 277-unit apartment project on E. Cimarron St. between S. Weber St. and S. Wahsatch Ave.
- 70-stall surface parking lot at West Cimarron Street and Sahwatch Street
- Restaurant expansion and parking warrant at 616 South Tejon Avenue
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will consider reports of acceptability for three residential projects. These include deck replacements, window changes, and garage renovations. All items are evaluated under the ONE HP Overlay Zone Design Standards.
- Deck replacement at 1415 North Nevada Avenue
- Window replacement at 1409 Wood Avenue
- Garage renovation into outdoor living space at 24 East Fontanero Street
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to increase Stormwater Service Fees starting July 1, 2021. The agenda also includes several zoning amendments for residential and park developments and the issuance of $22,000,000 in housing revenue bonds.
- Resolution to increase Stormwater Service Fees effective July 1, 2021
- $22,000,000 in multi-family housing revenue bonds for Academy Heights Apartments
- Rezoning 9.23 acres in Greenbriar/Powerwood from Regional Commercial to Multi-Family Residential
- Re-zoning 36.14 acres in The Farm development from PUD and Agricultural to Park
- Debt issuance by Copper Ridge Metropolitan District up to $6,000,000
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing proposed bond issuances for Upper Cottonwood Creek Metropolitan Districts. The agenda also includes discussions on new ordinances regarding vehicular nuisances and pet shop animal sales.
- Bond issuance up to $6,475,000 for Upper Cottonwood Creek Metropolitan District No. 3
- Bond issuance up to $5,095,000 for Upper Cottonwood Creek Metropolitan District No. 4
- Ordinance regarding vehicular public nuisances
- Ordinance prohibiting certain dog and cat sales by pet shops
- Resolution to amend Sand Creek Basin fees
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Liquor and Beer License Hearings will consider modifications to existing premises and new liquor license applications. The meeting also includes a hearing regarding the suspension or revocation of a retail liquor store license.
- Modification of premises for White Pie Pizzeria at 330 S. Nevada Avenue
- New tavern liquor license application for HA-ROS Event Center at 296 S. Academy Boulevard, #H
- New liquor license application for Cheba Hut at 5697 Barnes Road, #100
- New optional premises liquor license for Downtown Stadium at 111 W. Cimarron Street
- Suspension or revocation hearing for Downtown Fine Spirits & Wines
City Planning Commission
The commission will review several rezoning requests and development plans. Key items include a master plan amendment for 235.8 acres near State Highway 94 and new housing developments in Briargate and South Murray Road.
- Rezoning of 17,110 square feet at 603 South El Paso Street
- Development Plan for 150 units at 1750 South Murray Road
- 300-unit rental housing community at 1650 Briargate Boulevard
- Master plan amendment for 235.8 acres at Reagan Ranch
- 208-unit apartment complex at Fountain Boulevard and Aeroplaza Drive
City Planning Commission Work Session
The commission will review several development plans, including an amendment to the Banning Lewis Ranch Master Plan involving 235.8 acres. The session also includes discussions on rezoning for residential units at 1750 South Murray Road and new housing at Briargate Boulevard. Additionally, the commission will address wireless facility applications and code updates.
- Rezoning 9.51 acres at 1750 South Murray Road for the Kaleidos project
- A 300-unit rental housing community at 1650 Briargate Boulevard
- Master plan amendment for 235.8 acres southeast of State Highway 94
- Installation of an 80-foot wireless facility at 5590 North Nevada Avenue
- A 208-unit apartment complex at Fountain Boulevard and Aeroplaza Drive
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding budget appropriations and zoning updates. This includes fund transfers for health services and public safety, along with changes to traffic regulations and park land dedication rules.
- Transfer of $3,912,580 to the Colorado Springs Health Foundation
- Allocation of $1,862,882 to the General Fund for public safety
- Rezoning 42.784 acres from hospital/office use to residential and open space
- Six-month moratorium on certain carport zoning violations in front-yard setbacks
- Ordinance regarding bicycle and e-scooter regulations
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing several items for introduction, including a resolution to increase stormwater service fees effective July 1, 2021. The session also includes discussions on multi-family housing bonds and design standards for the Old North End Historic District.
- Resolution to increase Stormwater Service Fees effective July 1, 2021
- $22,000,000 multi-family housing revenue bonds for Academy Heights Apartments
- Debt issuance by Copper Ridge Metropolitan District not to exceed $6,000,000
- Adopting design standards for the Old North End Historic District overlay
- Amended 2021 Operating Plan and Budget for USAFA Visitors Center BID
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use changes, including large-scale annexations and rezoning for residential developments. The agenda also includes budget amendments for public safety and health system funds.
- Annexation of 887.08 acres for Banning Lewis Ranch North
- Rezoning 3.43 acres at Lower Gold Camp Road for 72 apartments
- $1,862,882 supplemental appropriation to the General Fund for public safety
- Charter amendment regarding word limits on tax or debt ballot titles
- $3,912,580 transfer to the Colorado Springs Health Foundation
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss several proposed ordinances and resolutions, including updates to traffic codes and park land dedication rules. The session also includes presentations on airport development and new Amazon bus routes. Additionally, council will consider a resolution to submit a sales tax extension for the TOPS program to voters.
- Resolution to extend the Trails, Open Space and Parks (TOPS) sales tax via ballot question
- Ordinance amending motor vehicle and traffic codes regarding bicycles and e-scooters
- Six-month moratorium on enforcement of certain carport zoning violations
- Presentation on new Amazon bus routes and ADA paratransit service
- Resolution to increase bond amounts for the USAFA Visitors Center Business Improvement District
City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several land use amendments and zone changes. Key items include a major proposal for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road and residential updates for Greenbriar/Powerwood. The meeting also addresses appeals regarding property violations.
- Zone change for 125 acres at 2424 Garden of the Gods Road to include residential, commercial, and open space
- Master Plan amendment for Greenbriar/Powerwood changing 9.22 acres from Regional Commercial to Multi-Family Residential
- Zone change for The Farm development to convert 36.14 acres to Park (PK) zoning
- Development plan for a 24-unit residential project at Tuscan Foothills Village Phase 4
- Appeal regarding a fence and retaining wall height at 21 Marland Road
Liquor and Beer License Hearings
The Division 2 Liquor and Beer License Hearings will review applications for several new liquor licenses. The agenda also includes a request to change the location of an existing hotel and restaurant license.
- Change of location for Pinery Gourmet Catering, LLC from 410 S. 26th Street to 616 S. Tejon Street
- New tavern liquor license application for HA-ROS Event Center at 296 S. Academy Boulevard, #H
- New hotel and restaurant liquor license application for Jinsun USA Corp. (UMI Sushi) at 7636 Dublin Boulevard, #150-160
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding stormwater control, water service agreements, and city appointments. The agenda includes a proposed charter amendment regarding ballot title word limits for the April 2021 election. The council will also consider development plans for the Vue Des Monts apartment complex.
- Rezoning 3.43 acres at Lower Gold Camp Road and West Moreno Avenue for 72 apartments
- Resolution authorizing Patriot Park Metropolitan District No. 2 to issue up to $3,250,000 in bonds
- Ordinance to appoint Jacqueline Rowland as City Auditor
- Proposed charter amendment regarding word limits on ballot titles for tax or debt increases
- Annexation of the Jovenchi-1 Addition No. 1 area consisting of 2.088 acres
City Council Work Session
The City Council is reviewing several proposed ordinances and resolutions. These include a temporary 2% sales tax rebate for restaurants due to COVID-19 and updates to the City Charter regarding ballot titles. The session also covers budget transfers and property acquisitions.
- Temporary 2% sales tax rebate for qualifying restaurants due to COVID-19
- Supplemental appropriation of $3,912,580 to the Memorial Health System Enterprise Fund
- Supplemental appropriation of $1,862,882 to the General Fund for public safety
- Charter amendment regarding word limits on ballot titles for tax or debt increases
- Resolution authorizing the disposal of City real property to CDOT
City Council
The Colorado Springs City Council is holding a special meeting to fill a vacancy in the 6th District. The council will consider appointing Mike O’Malley to serve the remainder of the unexpired term.
- Appointment of Mike O’Malley to the 6th District City Council seat