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Zoning change approved for Westminster office-to-apartments project

WESTMINSTER — The Westminster City Council this week unanimously approved a key zoning change that allows a local developer to move forward with plans to turn an aging office building into a small apartment complex.  The development team, led by 3699 West 73rd Ave LLC, an entity registered to the Wheat Ridge address of Eagle…

Lokal Homes plans 89-unit residential project in Broomfield
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Lokal Homes plans 89-unit residential project in Broomfield

BROOMFIELD — Greenwood Village-based developer Lokal Homes LLC plans to build a residential community in Broomfield’s Lambertson Farms subdivision. The project, which was reviewed in its conceptual form this week by Broomfield City Council, is proposed for about 8.5 vacant acres at the northwest corner of West 136th Avenue and Huron Street and is expected…

Cardinal Glass
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Cardinal Glass mulls major expansion of Loveland plant

LOVELAND — Armed with city planners’ approval of its site-development plan that would nearly quadruple the size of its Loveland facility, Cardinal Glass now is waiting for a view of the economic climate that’s as clear as the view through its energy-efficient panes. “We’re just feeling out the market,” said plant manager Eddie Claxton. “We…

Quail Road Map
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Atlanta developer seeks Longmont annexation for townhome project

LONGMONT — Atlanta-based builder Vista Residential Partners hopes to have a property on Quail Road — where it’s planning a townhome development — in unincorporated Boulder County annexed into Longmont city limits. Longmont City Council voted in late March to initiate the approval process of Vista’s annexation request of an 18.66-acre parcel at 8902 Quail…

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Vacant Westminster office building could be transformed into apartments

WESTMINSTER — A developer plans to turn a vacant office building into a small apartment community.  Westminster’s Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a zoning change and preliminary development plan for the eight-unit project at 3699 73rd Ave. on March 12.  The development, led by 3699 West 73rd Ave LLC, an entity registered to the…

Ironton Sketch
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RiNo’s Ironton Distillery gets OK for Louisville relocation

LOUISVILLE —  The operators of Ironton Distillery & Crafthouse, located in Denver’s River North (RiNo) neighborhood, recently won a series of key approvals to relocate its spirits-production, tasting room and hospitality facility to Louisville.  The Louisville operation, which planning documents show would include a total building area of about 22,000 square feet, is planned for…

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Pearl East Innovation Building advances through Boulder approval process

BOULDER — The Pearl East Innovation Building, a planned life-sciences-focused flex space in Boulder’s Pearl East Business Park, moved a step closer to construction last week when Boulder’s Planning Board declined to call up a minor site review amendment requested by the project’s developer.  A “call up” allows for the Planning Board or Boulder City…

Novera Map 1
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Mixed commercial uses planned on 90 acres near Westminster Lowe’s store

WESTMINSTER — Schuck Chapman Cos., a Colorado Springs commercial real estate developer, received the go-ahead this week from Westminster city officials for a land-use change that could set the stage for a large office, flex-industrial and retail project near Interstate 25. The project, known now as Novera Business District and formerly as Foster Farms, is…

Grove At Cottonwood Render
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Broomfield Housing Alliance 40-unit affordable community approved

BROOMFIELD — A 40-unit, affordable-housing apartment community to be developed by  Broomfield Housing Alliance was approved by the Broomfield City Council this month. The Grove at Cottonwood, located on the 1300 block of Cottonwood Street in the Northmoor Estates subdivision, just north of the Bal Swan Children’s Center, will “prioritize the needs of our neighbors…

Union Park overview
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Finally, a green light for Union Park

FORT COLLINS — Union Park has cleared its last hurdle after a years-long marathon. Union Park, Windsor-based Landmark Homes’ proposed development that will bring 603 residential units, some commercial space and a child-care center to southeast Fort Collins, gained unanimous approval Thursday night from the Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Commission, ending a debate over…