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Economic Development

Every published summary we have tied to Economic Development in Commerce City, grouped into one page so residents can follow the issue without digging through individual meetings.

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Commerce City

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May 2, 2026

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Meeting coverage connected to Economic Development.

Briefing

Feb 12, 2026

Senior Commission meeting minutes — Feb 12, 2026: event planning, MiniCon declined, July Lunch & Learn scheduled

Commission approved the January minutes; debriefed a successful Valentines project and recommended repeating it; scheduled a July 7 Lunch & Learn (12:00–2:00 PM) at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center and planned April and July events; voted not to participate in MiniCon (0–aye, 7–no); raised a scheduling conflict with ACAN’s proposed April 28 resource fair and asked staff to encourage use of a county facility; gifts prepared for Carol & Tilly and they were invited to the March meeting. City Council updates included possible Flock cameras, immigration policy discussions related to federal grants, and a Transportation Master Plan noting many failed roads.

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Briefing

Dec 2, 2025

Planning Commission recommends approval of Land Use Plan Amendment (LUP25-0001) for 23.76‑acre Adams Crossing site

At the December 2, 2025 Commerce City Planning Commission meeting the body approved prior minutes and unanimously found that LUP25-0001 (a Land Use Plan Amendment for the 23.76‑acre property at the northwest corner of East 120th Avenue and Chambers Road) meets code criteria and recommended City Council approval; staff will schedule a joint study session in early 2026 to discuss legislative rezoning and to meet new Council members.

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Economic Development

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Senior Commission meeting minutes — Feb 12, 2026: event planning, MiniCon declined, July Lunch & Learn scheduled

Planning Commission recommends approval of Land Use Plan Amendment (LUP25-0001) for 23.76‑acre Adams Crossing site

Commerce City Council amends economic development policy, advances multiple land‑use and infrastructure actions, and continues 2026 budget hearing