Title
Ordinance No. 20-65 vacating portions of a public right-of-way known as Banning Lewis Parkway consisting of 6.446 acres.
(Legislative)
Related Files: CPC MP 87-00381-A25MJ20, CPC V 20-00031, CPC PUZ 20-00029, and CPC PUP 20-00030
Presenter:
Katelynn Wintz, Senior Planner, Planning & Community Development
Peter Wysocki, Director, Planning & Community Development
Summary:
Owner: Walton Colorado LLC
Developer: Clayton Properties Group II dba Oakwood Homes of Colorado Springs
Representative: LAI Design Group
Location: Northeast of the intersection of Redcloud Peak Drive and Banning Lewis Parkway
The project includes four concurrent applications: a major master plan amendment, right-of-way vacation, PUD zone change and PUD concept plan. The major master plan amendment reduces the residential land use density from Residential-High (12-24 dwelling units per acre) to Residential-Medium (3.5-7.99 dwelling units per acre); the right-of-way vacation request is for 6.4 acres of platted Banning Lewis Parkway, which is currently undeveloped right-of-way. The PUD zone change request changes the zoning from R5/SS/AO (Multi-Family Residential with Streamside and Airport Overlays) to PUD/AO (Planned Unit Development: Single-Family Detached Residential, 3.5-7.99 Dwelling Units Per Acre, and a Maximum Building Height of 35 feet; with Airport Overlay). The PUD concept plan illustrates the envisioned single-family detached residential development with its proposed access points, roadway extensions, and connections to future developments.
Background:
The proposed Major Master Plan Amendment requests to modify the residential land use classification to reduce the density requirements from Residential-High (RH; (12-24 dwelling units per acre) to Residential-Medium (RES-M; Medium density, 3.5-7.99 dwelling units per acre) (see Exhibit A - Master Plan Amendment). The proposed land use designation change maintains a residential land use classification and is compatib...
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