An artist’s rendering shows the proposed apartment community at 5600 Airport Blvd.

New plan for Airport Boulevard site calls for apartments

ByLucas High
BOULDER — A conceptual plan for development on an Airport Boulevard site in Boulder where commercial buildings were previously proposed now calls for the construction of apartments. Property owners W.W. Reynolds Cos. and architect Coburn Development Inc. have submitted plans for 5400 Airport Blvd., a roughly 8-acre that currently houses...

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