colorado springs planning commission
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Plan approved to turn Colorado Springs hotel into behavioral health center
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A debate Wednesday over establishing a new addiction treatment center in southeast Colorado Springs brought out both skeptics and supporters of the proposed reuse of a former hotel. The New York-based behavioral health network Aspen BHC asked the Colorado Springs Planning Commission to approve a development plan that turns the Holiday Inn Colorado Springs Airport…
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Plans for future of Union Printers Home gets Colorado Springs Planning Commission approval
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The Colorado Springs Planning Commission on Wednesday nudged the city a few steps closer to a whole cloth remake of the 26-plus acre historic Union Printers Home property. The commission voted 7-0 approving a series of recommendations that could pave the way for a project that – if city leaders follow suit — likely will take…
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Planning Commission denies height increase for contentious Colorado Springs water tank
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The Colorado Springs Planning Commission denied a request to increase the height of a nearly-completely built water tank in the Mountain Shadows neighborhood on the city’s northwest side, with some board members characterizing the series of events that led to the structure being built taller than allowed as an “embarrassment” to the local public planning…
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Request to allow more multi-family housing in north Colorado Springs gets green light
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The Colorado Springs Planning Commission on Wednesday approved a conditional use request that will permit developers to build additional multifamily housing on about 5 acres of land in a planned business center in the Flying Horse development on the city’s north side. The board voted 7-0, with Commissioners Jim Raughton and James McMurray absent, to…
