Frederick

Maplewood Subdivision

320 Maple St. in Frederick
April 20, 2025 Submit an Update
Local developers have proposed to rezone a small 1 acre parcel in the Maplewood Subdivision in Frederick to residential so they can build six duplexes to allow for more affordable housing options in town. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

320 Maple St.

Status

Current

Last Updated

20/04/2025

Location

320 Maple St.

City

Frederick

State

CO

Owner

JJ Investments LLC

Developer

JJ Investments LLC

Number of Units

6

Size

1.2 acre

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