Castle Pines public meetings in 2025
43 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission Special Meeting
The Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed text amendments to the zoning code for uses covered by the temporary moratorium adopted in March 2025. Staff recommends adding location and distance restrictions for car washes, major and minor vehicle services, and payday loan services, and prohibiting pawnshops, while leaving body art, junk yards, and vape shops unchanged. The amendments are intended to become part of the new Unified Land Development Code after the moratorium expires on Jan. 31, 2026.
- Public hearing on text amendments for car washes, major/minor vehicle services, payday loan services, pawnshops, body art, junk yards, and vape shops
- Recommended distance requirement of 1,500 feet for car washes, major/minor vehicle services, and payday loan services
- Recommendation to prohibit pawnshops in the zoning ordinance
- No zoning changes recommended for body art services, junk yards, and vape shops
City Council Meeting
The Castle Pines City Council will vote on adopting the 2026 budget and approving several professional service agreements for the upcoming year. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a proposed annexation and a vote to increase Douglas County's contribution to the Happy Canyon Road/I-25 interchange project.
- Adoption of 2026 Budget and Appropriations
- Approval of 2026 contracts for land development review, engineering, and traffic maintenance
- Public hearing on Crowsnest Annexation
- Vote to increase Douglas County's contribution to Happy Canyon Road/I-25 interchange project
- Vote to certify 2025 property tax mill levy for law enforcement and park improvements
City Council Study Session
The City Council will discuss whether to support a contract with VIA and an intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County to join the Link on Demand micro‑transit program. Staff notes the city’s share of the rollout would be about $200,000, with total project costs estimated at $2.4‑$2.6 million. The expansion would allow Castle Pines residents to travel to Castle Rock, Parker, Lone Tree and Highlands Ranch. Staff has no recommendation and is seeking policy direction from the council.
- Consideration of a contract with VIA for micro‑transit service
- Potential city contribution of approximately $200,000 to the Link on Demand expansion
- Discussion of an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Douglas County
- Review of total project cost estimate of $2.4‑$2.6 million and possible use of UZA funds
- Staff presentation on micro‑transit background and regional expansions
Castle Pines Urban Renewal Authority Meeting
The Castle Pines Urban Renewal Authority is meeting to discuss and potentially adopt budgets for the 2025 and 2026 calendar years. This includes the first year of receiving tax-increment financing (TIF) revenues.
- Resolution 25-01: Proposed 2025 budget with $16,500 in TIF revenue and $300 for County Treasurer's fee
- Resolution 25-02: Proposed 2026 budget with $71,600 in projected revenue
- Proposed 2026 expenditures: $50,000 for potential urban renewal projects, $5,000 for professional services, and $1,100 for County Treasurer's fee
- Public hearings for both the 2025 and 2026 budget resolutions
Special Meeting of the City Council
The Castle Pines City Council will consider Resolution 25‑49, which accepts the annexation petition for the Crowsnest area submitted by VT Crowfoot Valley Landco, LLC. The resolution finds the petition is in substantial compliance with the Municipal Annexation Act and sets an eligibility hearing for December 9 2025. This action does not approve or reject the annexation itself, but moves the process to the next procedural step.
- Accepts the Crowsnest Annexation petition (794.709 acres) submitted by VT Crowfoot Valley Landco, LLC
- Finds the petition in substantial compliance with the Municipal Annexation Act of 1965
- Sets the eligibility hearing date for December 9 2025
- Includes annexation maps showing boundaries along Crowfoot Valley Road, Mecanta Boulevard, and Pradera Parkway
- Staff notes no fiscal impact from the substantial‑compliance determination
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will introduce the new Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Director, Marcus Graves. Members will continue discussion of the Castle Pine Trail segments and consider naming recommendations for the east and west side sections. The board will also discuss city branding for Parks and Recreation.
- Continuation of Trail Segments and Naming Recommendations Discussion
- Parks and Recreation City Branding Discussion
- Introduction of Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Director Marcus Graves
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will present the proposed 2026 Parks, Recreation and Open Space budget. It will receive a capital projects update that includes the Coyote Ridge Park Phase 1 total project cost of $7,903,892.05. The meeting will also continue discussion of trail segment naming recommendations.
- Presentation of the proposed 2026 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space budget
- Capital Projects Update – Coyote Ridge Park Phase 1 total cost $7,903,892.05
- Capital Projects Update – Soaring Hawk Park project schedule
- Continuation of Trail Naming Discussion – naming Trail #1 Monarch Trail, Trail #2 Parkway Trail, Trail #4 Buffalo Way, Trail #5 Daniels Gate Trail, Trail #5A Daniel’s Spur, Trail #7 Power Ridge
- Public comment period
City Council Meeting
The City Council voted to remove Resolution 25-44, which would approve a professional services agreement with Ayres Associates Inc for the Economic Development Strategic Plan, from the consent agenda and place it in General Business. The motion passed 5‑1. The council also adopted Ordinance 25-10 updating roadway design standards and Ordinance 25-11 adopting the 2024 Model Traffic Code.
- Resolution 25-44 – Professional Services Agreement with Ayres Associates Inc (economic development) removed from consent agenda (motion 5‑1)
- Ordinance 25-10 – Adopt 2025 Castle Pines Roadway Design and Construction Standards (adopted 6‑0)
- Ordinance 25-11 – Adopt 2024 Model Traffic Code, vehicle idling standards (adopted 6‑0)
- Resolution 25-47 – Utility underground access easement agreement with CORE Electric Cooperative (consent agenda)
- Public hearing on transportation master plan (Resolution 25-48) scheduled
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The Castle Pines City Council will hold a study session at 6:00 p.m. followed by the regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. on October 14, 2025. The agenda includes public hearings on Ordinance 25‑10 (adopting the 2025 Roadway Design and Construction Standards) and Ordinance 25‑11 (adopting the 2024 Model Traffic Code and vehicle idling standards). The council will also consider Resolution 25‑45 to approve the Canyonside Preliminary Plan No. 1, 1st Amendment, and Resolution 25‑46 to name several trail segments.
- Resolution 25‑44 – Professional Services Agreement with Ayres Associates Inc. for the Economic Development Strategic Plan
- Ordinance 25‑10 – Adopt by reference the 2025 Castle Pines Roadway Design and Construction Standards
- Ordinance 25‑11 – Adopt by reference the 2024 Model Traffic Code for Colorado and set vehicle idling standards
- Resolution 25‑45 – Approve Canyonside Preliminary Plan No. 1, 1st Amendment (Case No. PP‑2025‑001)
- Resolution 25‑46 – Name specific trail segments (e.g., Monarch Trail, Parkway Trail, Buffalo Way)
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Canyonside Preliminary Plan No. 1, 1st Amendment (Case PP-2025-001), which proposes 184 residential lots on about 40.8 acres near Cross Canyon Trail and Canyon Forge Drive. The agenda also includes a legal training discussion, an update from the Community Development Director, and a study session on an affordable‑housing fast‑track overlay. All items are scheduled for the September 25, 2025 hybrid meeting.
- Public hearing – Canyonside Preliminary Plan No. 1, 1st Amendment (Case PP-2025-001)
- Legal Training discussion item
- Community Development Director update
- Study session – Affordable Housing Fast Track Overlay
- Approval of agenda (procedural)
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is discussing a proposal to expand and move the existing ballfield at Coyote Ridge Park. The board will also review baseball field rentals and the naming of trail segments.
- Coyote Ridge Park Phase 1 ballfield improvements totaling $1,665,537
- Proposal for a 300-foot regulation size ballfield with new backstop and shaded dugouts
- Baseball field rental review
- Naming of trail segments
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a study session on the 2025 Transportation Master Plan and a wildfire mitigation update. The regular meeting includes votes on updated roadway design standards, traffic codes, and infrastructure agreements.
- Ordinance 25-10: Adopting the 2025 Castle Pines Roadway Design and Construction Standards
- Ordinance 25-11: Adopting the 2024 Model Traffic Code for Colorado and vehicle idling standards
- Resolution 25-37: Professional services agreement with DTJ Design, Inc. for the Happy Canyon Roundabout at Lagae Road
- Resolution 25-38: Agreement with Colorado Designscapes, Inc. for snow removal services
- Resolution 25-36: Appointment of assistant municipal judges
Planning Commission/Board of Adjustment Meeting
The Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment will consider a site improvement plan and a setback variance. The commission will also hold a study session regarding an expedited review process for affordable housing.
- The Album Site Improvement Plan (Case No. SIP-2025-001)
- Cobblestone Carwash Accessory Use Setback Encroachment variance (Case No. VAR-2024-003)
- Study session: Overlay Zone for Affordable Housing Expedited Review Process
- Community Development Director update on development activity and City Council approvals
City Council Study Session
The City Council will hold a study session to review staff‑presented strategic projects for 2026 and discuss the related budget policy. Staff will update on 2025 projects and outline proposed 2026 capital projects, but will not present specific financial figures. The Council is asked to provide policy direction to guide the upcoming 2026 budget, with no formal motion or recommendation at this meeting.
- Lifetime Fitness project
- Havana Realignment
- Pavement Management Program
- Unified Land Development Code update
- Village Square Terrace and Village Square Drive commercial street acquisition
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will review a proposed fee rebate for Life Time Fitness and discuss the Denver Regional Council of Governments' Regional Housing Needs Assessment. The body will also review 2024 state legislative changes.
- Resolution 25-35: Proposed $171,500 fee rebate to Life Time Fitness
- Review of DRCOG's Regional Housing Needs Assessment for state compliance (SB24-174 and Prop 123)
- Review of 2024 State Legislative Changes
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding Resolution 25-34 to amend service plans for The Canyons Metropolitan District Nos. 1, 2, 4, and 8-11. The meeting also includes a study session featuring a community center remodel and a presentation from Douglas County Libraries.
- Public hearing on Resolution 25-34 (The Canyons Metropolitan District service plan amendments)
- Discussion of Community Center Building Interior Remodel
- Review of the 2025 Community Survey
- Presentation by Douglas County Libraries
- Review of financial reports from December 2024 through March 2025
City Council Study Session
City Council is conducting an educational session to discuss zoning districts, land development application processes, and the level of discretion Council has in decision-making. The session covers standardized zoning versus Planned Development (PD) districts.
- Review of 3 standardized zoning districts: Agricultural, Business, and Estate Residential
- Review of 7 Planned Development (PD) districts, including Parkway Plaza 2023 and Castle Pines Town Center 2012
- Discussion of land development hierarchy including Rezoning, Preliminary Plans, and Subdivision Plats
- Analysis of the West Commercial Business District height standards (60') and setbacks
- Review of Castle Pines Town Center PD density and height standards (up to 75' for Mixed-Use)
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The Castle Pines City Council will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss a proposed increase in the stormwater utility fee and approve a final plat for a residential development. The meeting will also include a presentation on stormwater capital project needs.
- Discussion on stormwater utility fee increase (staff recommends ~50% increase)
- Approval of Canyons Filing No. 3, 4th Amendment Replat
- Approval of First Amendment to PSA with Alfred Benesch & Company
- Approval of Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 2, 2nd Amendment
- Douglas County Sheriff's Office update
Planning Commission Special Study Session
The Planning Commission is reviewing and discussing updates to the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC). The body is evaluating proposed decision criteria for rezoning applications to improve development compatibility and predictability.
- Review of proposed 8-point decision criteria for rezoning applications
- Discussion of the land use development hierarchy and decision-making roles
- Comparison of current approval criteria (2502.01-2502.07) against proposed criteria
- Note of $20k in City fees associated with the rezoning process
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider and vote on Resolution 25-29, which approves an intergovernmental agreement with the Douglas County Clerk and Recorder to conduct a coordinated election on November 4, 2025. The council will also consider Resolution 25-30, an agreement with the Town of Castle Rock for municipal warrant entry into the Colorado Crime Information Center. Additional agenda items include a presentation of the 2024 audit, a request from Lifetime Fitness to waive certain fees discussed in executive session, and a study session on metropolitan districts.
- Resolution 25-29: Approve intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County Clerk for coordinated election on Nov 4, 2025
- Resolution 25-30: Approve intergovernmental agreement with Town of Castle Rock for Crime Information Center warrant entry
- 2024 audit presentation and financial statements
- Executive session: Lifetime Fitness request to waive certain fees
- Study session on metropolitan districts and the Canyons Metropolitan Districts
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will review the second amendment to the Canyons Preliminary Plan (Case No. PFP‑2024‑001) with accompanying reports. It will also hold a study session on an affordable‑housing fast‑track overlay. The agenda includes routine items such as public comment, approval of minutes, and a Community Development Director update.
- Review of Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 2, 2nd Amendment (Case PFP‑2024‑001) with attached reports
- Study session on Affordable Housing Fast Track Overlay
- Public comment period
- Approval of minutes from the May 22, 2025 Planning Commission meeting
- Community Development Director update
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the pros and cons of microtrenching for utility installation. The regular meeting includes first readings of ordinances regarding a subdivision vacation and sidewalk maintenance.
- Discussion on microtrenching for fiber optic cables with staff recommending no action at this time
- Ordinance No. 25-08: First reading to vacate Canyonside Subdivision Filing No. 2, 1st Amendment
- Ordinance No. 25-09: First reading to amend Municipal Code regarding sidewalk maintenance and chase drains
- Presentation on Douglas County Home Rule
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will review updates on the Happy Canyon Interchange and street capital projects, including a proposed roundabout at Monarch and Buffalo Trail. The body will also hold public hearings to amend the 2024 and 2025 budgets.
- Proposed roundabout at the intersection of Monarch and Buffalo Trail
- Monarch Pedestrian Safety Improvements estimated at $250,000
- Resolution 25-24: Agreement with Deer Creek Forestry LLC for 2025 wildfire mitigation
- Public hearings for Resolution 25-22 (2024 Budget amendment) and Resolution 25-23 (2025 Budget amendment)
- Happy Canyon Interchange budget projections through 2028
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review an update on the Lagae Roundabout design concepts. It will discuss additional enhancements for Coyote Ridge Park, including a proposed scope fee and upcoming schematic design. The board will also consider next steps for Soaring Hawk Park, covering a proposed fee/contract and site‑survey schedule.
- Lagae Roundabout update with Concept 1 and Concept 2 design files
- Coyote Ridge Park additional enhancements – approval of additional scope fee (to be presented to City Council May 27) and schematic design for Phase 1
- Soaring Hawk Park next steps – approval of additional fee/contract (to be presented to City Council May 27), site survey beginning June
- Design fee of $52,860 listed in project documents
- Design fee of $149,655 for west‑side park schematic design and phasing strategy
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a second reading of an ordinance to update the City Liquor Code. The meeting also includes votes on a library lease amendment and construction contracts for pavement and road reconstruction.
- Public hearing for Ordinance 25-07 to update the City Liquor Code
- Resolution 25-19: Construction contract with Edw. C. Levy Co. (Schmidt Construction Company) for 2025 Pavement Rehabilitation
- Resolution 25-20: Construction contract with Chavez Construction, Inc. for Castle Pines Parkway Eastbound Reconstruction
- Resolution 25-18: Third amendment to the lease agreement with Douglas County Libraries
- Presentations from Douglas County School District and South Metro Fire Rescue
Planning Commission Special Study Session
The Planning Commission is holding a study session to discuss transitioning the Business District to a Mixed-Use District. The session focuses on updating zoning regulations for the Legacy Commercial Area to encourage walkable, denser development with integrated residential and commercial uses.
- Review of Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) for Business District transition
- Analysis of the 130-acre Legacy Commercial Area and Parkway Plaza PD
- Proposed Mixed-Use District use types including multifamily dwellings, hotels, and offices
- Discussion of new zoning standards for building height (60' maximum) and setbacks
- Request for feedback on lot size, pedestrian amenities, and distance from I-25
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on Ordinance 25-07 to repeal and reenact the City Liquor Code on first reading. The meeting also includes an update on Temporary Moratorium Ordinance 25-05, which proposes a temporary suspension of certain land‑use applications. Council members will discuss whether to support micro‑trenching for utility installation. Additional reports include a Douglas County Sheriff’s Office quarterly statistics update and a City Manager’s grant update.
- Ordinance 25-07 – repeal and reenact Article 2 of Chapter 6 to update the City Liquor Code (first reading)
- Update on Temporary Moratorium Ordinance 25-05 – temporary suspension of land‑use permits for listed non‑residential uses
- Micro Trenching Discussion – staff presentation on utility installation method and council support question
- Douglas County Sheriff’s Office – quarterly statistics report for Jan‑Mar 2025
- City Manager’s Report – March 2025 municipal court statistics and April 2025 grant update
Planning Commission Special Study Session
The Castle Pines Planning Commission will hold a special study session on April 10, 2025. Commissioners will continue discussion of the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) focusing on use‑specific standards. No decisions are listed; the agenda item is for ongoing study and public input.
- Study session: continuation of ULDC use‑specific standards discussion
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a second reading of an ordinance to allow alcohol consumption in the Community Center with a valid permit. The body is also considering the approval of a final plat for the Canyonside Subdivision Filing No. 4.
- Ordinance 25-06: Amending municipal code to allow alcohol consumption in the Castle Pines Community Center Room with a permit
- Resolution 25-17: Approval of Canyonside Subdivision Filing No. 4 Final Plat (Case No. FPL-2023-001) for 52.94 acres
- S. Havana Street realignment right-of-way dedication
- Presentation on the Best in Colorado Award for Happy Canyon/Lagae Interchange
City Council Meeting and Study Session
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a temporary moratorium on several business types and the Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3. The body will also consider ordinances regarding alcohol consumption at the Community Center and a change order for Monarch Boulevard improvements.
- Ordinance 25-05: Temporary moratorium on land use and business licenses for body art, car washes, junk yards, pawnshops, payday loans, vehicle services, and vape shops
- Resolution 25-10: Public hearing for Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3 (Case No. PP-2023-001)
- Ordinance 25-06: Allowing alcohol consumption in the Castle Pines Community Center Room with a permit
- Resolution 25-15: Change order with Elite Surface Infrastructure for Monarch Boulevard street and pedestrian improvements
- Resolution 25-16: Appointment of Municipal Judge Vincent White and approval of professional services agreement
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review minutes from three prior meetings. The board will hear a welcome from Mayor Tracy Engerman, recognize an outgoing member, elect a chair and chair pro tem, discuss Phase 1 Coyote Ridge Park, and continue the trail‑naming discussion.
- Review and approve minutes from Oct 14 2024, Jan 16 2025, and Feb 27 2025 meetings
- Mayor Tracy Engerman will give a welcome address
- Election of a new board chair and chair pro tem
- Discussion of Phase 1 Coyote Ridge Park
- Continued discussion on naming a new city trail
Planning Commission Open-Door Study Session
The Planning Commission is holding a virtual study session. The body will discuss commercial uses and standards for their development in the community within the Unified Land Development Code (ULDC).
- Study session on ULDC: Commercial Uses And Standards For Their Development In The Community
City Council Study Session
City Council is discussing the results of a Douglas County transit study to identify potential transportation services for Castle Pines. The body is also receiving an update on the Happy Canyon Interchange project.
- Douglas County Transit Study results presentation
- Proposed Lone Tree - Castle Pines - Castle Rock transit route with estimated yearly operating costs of $1.8M - $2.3M
- Happy Canyon Interchange project update
Planning Commission Meeting
The commission will hold a continued public hearing on The Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3 (Case PP‑2023‑001), reviewing a proposal for 1,561 residential lots and related amenities. It will also consider a major amendment to the Canyon House Amenity Center SIP (MAJOR‑2024‑003). Additional discussion items include land‑use proposals for several commercial types, a study session on Unified Land Development Code use‑specific standards, and an update from the Community Development Director.
- Continued public hearing: The Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3, Case PP‑2023‑001
- Canyon House Amenity Center SIP Major Amendment, SIP MAJOR‑2024‑003
- Land‑uses discussion: vape shop, body art service, junk yard, auto service, pawn shop, payday loan
- Study session: Unified Land Development Code – use‑specific standards
- Community Development Director update
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet virtually to discuss updates on the Rueter-Hess Reservoir, the Lagae Roundabout Project, and proposed trail improvements. The board will also discuss park evaluation and improvement processes.
- Rueter-Hess Reservoir Update
- Lagae Roundabout Project Update
- Proposed Trail Improvements Discussion
- Park Evaluation and Improvement Processes Discussion
City Council Meeting
The City Council is discussing a temporary moratorium on land use and business license applications for specific services to allow for the completion of the Unified Land Development Code. The body is also awarding construction and maintenance contracts.
- Ordinance 25-05: Temporary moratorium on body art services, car washes, junk yards, pawnshops, payday loan services, vehicle service uses, and vape shops
- Resolution 25-13: Bid award to LA Western Construction Management, Inc. (dba Nicholas Construction, Inc.) for the Castle Pines East Gateway Monument
- Resolution 25-12: Professional services agreement with COSWMP LTD. (dba SOS Site Services) for landscape maintenance
- Resolution 25-14: Appointment of members to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
- Executive session regarding the sale of lot 4 to Proton
City Council Meeting and Study Session
The City Council is reviewing a Unified Land Development Code update, specifically focusing on Section 8 Definitions. The body will also consider administrative approval processes for new liquor licenses and professional service agreements for housing and parks.
- Ordinance 25-04: Amending Municipal Code to allow new liquor licenses to be approved administratively on second reading
- Resolution 25-08: Professional Services Agreement with Ayres Associates Inc for Affordable Housing Fast Track Process & Overlay Zone Project
- Resolution 25-09: Professional Services Agreement with Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. for Phase 1 Coyote Ridge Park Improvements
- Resolution 25-10: Public hearing for Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3 (Case No. PP-2023-001)
- Resolution 25-07: First Amendment to Declaration of Easements, Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions with CP Commercial, LLC
City Council Meeting
The City Council will conduct public hearings on three ordinances regarding The Canyons Planned Development and its annexation agreement. The meeting also includes a kickoff for the Unified Land Development Code update and a vote on administrative liquor license approvals.
- Ordinance 25-01: The Canyons Planned Development 5th Major Amendment (Second Reading)
- Ordinance 25-02: Fourth Amendment to The Canyons Annexation and Development Agreement (Second Reading)
- Ordinance 25-03: Extension of vested property rights for The Canyons (Second Reading)
- Ordinance 25-04: Allowing new liquor licenses to be approved administratively
- Resolution 25-06: Public utility easement agreement with Qwest Corporation/CenturyLink
Planning Commission Meeting NO AUDIO or VIDEO
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the 5th Amendment to The Canyons Planned Development, which proposes to add Neighborhood Commercial land use and revise street standards. Staff recommends conditional approval and will consider public comments. The commission will also receive a Community Development Director update.
- Public hearing: The Canyons Planned Development, 5th Amendment, Case No. RPDA‑2024‑001
- Proposal to incorporate ~5.9 acres of South Havana Street right‑of‑way into the development
- Addition of Neighborhood Commercial land use in Planning Area 13 (up to 30,000 sq ft)
- Revision of technical standards for entry streets, block lengths, and cul‑de‑sacs
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding The Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3. The proposal includes residential lots, a school site, and parkland. The commission will also hold a study session on Unified Land Development Code definitions.
- Public hearing for The Canyons Preliminary Plan No. 3 (Case No. PP-2023-001) proposing 1,561 residential lots
- Proposed dedication of 244.1 acres of parkland and 67.8 acres of school land
- Study session on Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) Definitions
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Regular Meeting
The board will review concepts for the Lagae Roundabout landscaping and monument. Members will also discuss updates and next steps for several park and trail projects.
- Lagae Roundabout landscaping and monument concept review
- Coyote Ridge Park design and construction status update
- Proposed trail improvements discussion
- Park evaluation and improvements processes discussion
- Soaring Hawk Park next steps discussion
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting part 2 of 2
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding The Canyons Planned Development and Annexation Agreement. The body is also discussing the transfer of recreation properties from the Castle Pines North Metropolitan District and the appointment of an interim municipal judge.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 25-01 for The Canyons Planned Development 5th Major Amendment
- First reading of Ordinance No. 25-02 for the 4th Amendment to The Canyons Annexation and Development Agreement
- Resolution No. 25-01 for 2025 law enforcement and animal control services with Douglas County
- Resolution No. 25-02 to amend the City of Castle Pines Fee Schedule
- Public hearing on Ordinance 24-09 for the transfer of 'Batch Four' recreation properties from Castle Pines North Metropolitan District
City Council Study Session and Regular Meeting part 1 of 2
The Castle Pines City Council will hold a study session and regular meeting on Jan. 14, 2025. Council members will conduct first readings of Ordinance No. 25-01 (The Canyons Planned Development – 5th Major Amendment), Ordinance No. 25-02 (fourth amendment to The Canyons Annexation and Development Agreement), and Ordinance No. 25-03 (vested property rights related to The Canyons). The agenda also includes resolutions approving a law‑enforcement intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County, updating the city fee schedule, appointing a youth member to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and a public hearing on the conveyance of recreation properties from the Castle Pines North Metropolitan District.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 25-01 approving The Canyons Planned Development – 5th Major Amendment and amending the official zoning map
- First reading of Ordinance No. 25-02 approving a fourth amendment to The Canyons Annexation and Development Agreement
- First reading of Ordinance No. 25-03 extending vested property rights for The Canyons development and annexation agreement
- Resolution No. 25-01 approving an intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County for law‑enforcement and animal‑control services in 2025
- Resolution No. 25-02 amending the City of Castle Pines fee schedule for 2025