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Planned Development

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Colorado Springs

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May 13, 2026

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Apr 28, 2026

Colorado Springs City Council (April 28, 2026): approves utilities actions, land donation, zoning changes, and dissolves LETAC

Council postponed a Unified Development Code amendment, approved utility actions including commercial recreation on watershed properties and natural gas rates, accepted a ~100-acre Pikeview Quarry donation, passed zoning and land-use changes for two developments, approved a $750,000 settlement, and finalized dissolution of the Law Enforcement Transparency and Advisory Commission (LETAC).

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Planned Development

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Colorado Springs City Council (April 28, 2026): approves utilities actions, land donation, zoning changes, and dissolves LETAC

City Council approves consent items, utility actions, housing appointments, and advances zoning; first-reading vote to dissolve LETAC

City Council meeting minutes — March 24, 2026

Planning Commission recommends rezoning and land use plan for Flying Horse, approves UDC administrative amendments

Council approves utility and land‑use measures, passes camping ordinance; Boulder Street vacation fails

Planning Commission approves a non-use variance, forwards the Landings Business Park rezoning and land‑use plan to City Council, and denies an Airport Road rezoning

Commission approves Silver Key senior housing permits and recommends Southeast Strong Neighborhood Plan to City Council

Council approves Percheron zoning and land-use changes; postpones Dorado Transport and withdraws Airport Road rezone

Colorado Springs City Council minutes — December 9, 2025: consent calendar approvals, utilities actions, zoning first readings, TOPS appropriation, PPLD appointment

Colorado Springs City Council (Nov 25, 2025): Adopts 2026 budget, approves TOPS land acquisition, advances graywater prohibition, and passes public-safety and development measures

Planning Commission (Nov 12, 2025) — Recovery center approved; Percheron rezoning recommended; Airport Road rezoning denied

City Council meeting minutes — November 10, 2025: budget adopted on first reading; public-safety and camping code changes advanced; multiple annexations approved

Planning Commission minutes — October 8, 2025: Woodmen East multifamily approved; 15‑ft hillside retaining wall variance approved; Southeast Strong plan presented