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1. Approval of minutes of the regular business meeting of December 17, 2024.

2. Zoning File 24-31 Special Development Plan – Polk Street Residences: Consider and act on a request for approval of a Special Development Plan for 3.02 acres located on the south side of Polk Street, the north side of Kaufman Street, between Texas Street and Greenville Avenue, currently zoned Main Street/Central Expressway PD Planned Development (Main Street Sub-District) to accommodate the development of a 275- unit multi-family development. Owner: Todd Petty, representing MSR Ventures L.P. Staff: Derica Peters.

3. Zoning File 24-34 Special Development Plan – Legacy Arapaho Multi-Family: Consider and act on a request for approval of a Special Development Plan for 10.39-acres located on the south side of E. Arapaho Road and west of N. Grove Road, currently zoned Collins/Arapaho TOD & Innovation PD Planned Development (Station Area Sub-District) to accommodate the development of a 437-unit multi-family development. Owner: Lucky Property Two, LLC. Staff: Amber Pollan.

4. Zoning File 24-33 PD Planned Development Amendment – Collins/Arapaho TOD & Innovation District: Consider and act on A request for a City-initiated PD Amendment to the Collins/Arapaho TOD and Innovation District Form Based Code Planned Development to allow a Drone Operations and Maintenance Center as a permitted use in the Employment Sub-District (Section II.A.2) and to add definitions of Drone Operations and Maintenance Center and related definitions to Definitions (Section V) and to add Supplemental Use Regulations for Drone Operations and Maintenance Center. A Drone Operations and Maintenance Center (DOMC) is defined as a designated area of land or structure at least 300 feet from a single-family residentially zoned property, measured in a straight horizontal line from the drone staging areas within the DOMC to the closest single-family residentially zoned property. The DOMC is intended for storage, staging, maintenance and operation of drones, and all maintenance activities shall occur interior to the building. The term includes all equipment, appurtenant structures, and areas necessary to operate a drone, including but not limited to, docking stations, charging stations and safety and storage areas, provided that no structure extends more than 10 feet above the height of the primary structure. Staff: Amber Pollan.

Jan 07, 2025 City Planning Commission Meetings

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1. Approval of minutes of the regular business meeting of December 17, 2024.

2. Zoning File 24-31 Special Development Plan – Polk Street Residences: Consider and act on a request for approval of a Special Development Plan for 3.02 acres located on the south side of Polk Street, the north side of Kaufman Street, between Texas Street and Greenville Avenue, currently zoned Main Street/Central Expressway PD Planned Development (Main Street Sub-District) to accommodate the development of a 275- unit multi-family development. Owner: Todd Petty, representing MSR Ventures L.P. Staff: Derica Peters.

3. Zoning File 24-34 Special Development Plan – Legacy Arapaho Multi-Family: Consider and act on a request for approval of a Special Development Plan for 10.39-acres located on the south side of E. Arapaho Road and west of N. Grove Road, currently zoned Collins/Arapaho TOD & Innovation PD Planned Development (Station Area Sub-District) to accommodate the development of a 437-unit multi-family development. Owner: Lucky Property Two, LLC. Staff: Amber Pollan.

4. Zoning File 24-33 PD Planned Development Amendment – Collins/Arapaho TOD & Innovation District: Consider and act on A request for a City-initiated PD Amendment to the Collins/Arapaho TOD and Innovation District Form Based Code Planned Development to allow a Drone Operations and Maintenance Center as a permitted use in the Employment Sub-District (Section II.A.2) and to add definitions of Drone Operations and Maintenance Center and related definitions to Definitions (Section V) and to add Supplemental Use Regulations for Drone Operations and Maintenance Center. A Drone Operations and Maintenance Center (DOMC) is defined as a designated area of land or structure at least 300 feet from a single-family residentially zoned property, measured in a straight horizontal line from the drone staging areas within the DOMC to the closest single-family residentially zoned property. The DOMC is intended for storage, staging, maintenance and operation of drones, and all maintenance activities shall occur interior to the building. The term includes all equipment, appurtenant structures, and areas necessary to operate a drone, including but not limited to, docking stations, charging stations and safety and storage areas, provided that no structure extends more than 10 feet above the height of the primary structure. Staff: Amber Pollan.

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