City of Colorado Springs - File #: 14-0433

• File #: 14-0433
• Version: 1
• Type: Ordinance
• Status: Mayor's Office
• File created: 7/22/2014
• In control: City Council
• On agenda: 8/26/2014
• Final action: 8/26/2014
• Title: Ordinance No. 14-58 Annexing to the City of Colorado Springs That Area Known as Flying Horse Ranch Addition No. 2 As Herinafter Specifically Described in Exhibit "A" (Legislative Matter)

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
8/26/2014	1	City Council	finally passed	Pass
8/12/2014	1	City Council	approved on first reading	Pass

Title
Ordinance No. 14-58 Annexing to the City of Colorado Springs That Area Known as Flying Horse Ranch Addition No. 2 As Herinafter Specifically Described in Exhibit "A"
(Legislative Matter)

Body
From:
Peter Wysocki, Planning and Development Director, Planning and Development Department

Summary:
? Annexation: Legislative Action
? CPC ZC 14-00039 Zone Change: Legislative Action - establishment of initial zoning
? CPC PUZ 14-00042 Zone change: Quasi-Judicial action - rezoning of already city-zoned property.

This project includes concurrent applications for the annexation and establishment of the A (Agricultural) zone district for a 1.67-acre strip of land and the subsequent rezoning of a total of 2.22 acres from A (Agricultural) and PUD (Planned Unit Development; Single-family residential 2 - 3.5 dwelling units/acre, 35-foot maximum building height) to PUD (Planned Unit Development; Single-family residential 2 - 3.5 dwelling units/acre, 35-foot maximum building height). The property is located in the Flying Horse community south of Diamond Rock Road and roughly 1,000 feet west of Pride Mountain Drive.

Please see the attached Planning Commission staff report for further detail and analysis.

Previous Council Action:
The City Council accepted the annexation petition and referred it to the City Administrative staff to review and process on December 10, 2013. City Council approved a resolution setting the public hearing date for August 12, 2014 at their regular meeting of June 24, 2014.

Background:
The 1.67-acre strip is the result of a survey error and was omitted from the original annexation of Flying Horse Ranch in 2004. The proposed annexation is needed to bring the strip into the city so that it can be developed as part of the Flying Horse master development. The subsequent rezoning of the 2.22 acres allows the strip of land to be incorporated into lots planned with Flying Horse Parcel #8.

There is no development...