Legislation Details

File #: LUPL-24-0007    Version: Name: Kettle Creek Commercial
Type: Planning Case Status: Passed
File created: 9/11/2024 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/26/2024 Final action: 11/26/2024
Title: Establishing the Kettle Creek Center Land Use Plan for proposed commercial uses consisting of 40.20 acres located at the intersection of North Powers Boulevard and Interquest Parkway/Highway 83. (Quasi-Judicial) Presenter: Kyle Fenner, Senior Planner, Planning Department Kevin Walker, Director, Planning Department
Sponsors: Planning Department
Attachments: 1. ZONE-24-0009 & LUPL-24-0007 Jovenchi ZC_Kettle Creek Ctr LUP_Council_2024.11.26_FINAL, 2. 7.5.514 LAND USE PLAN
Related files: ZONE-24-0009
Title
Establishing the Kettle Creek Center Land Use Plan for proposed commercial uses consisting of 40.20 acres located at the intersection of North Powers Boulevard and Interquest Parkway/Highway 83.
(Quasi-Judicial)

Presenter:
Kyle Fenner, Senior Planner, Planning Department
Kevin Walker, Director, Planning Department

Body
Summary:
Owner: Jovenchi-I LLC
Developer: Jovenchi-I LLC
Representative: Jason Alwine and Jennifer Shagin, Matrix Design Group
Location: At the intersection of North Powers Boulevard and Interquest Parkway/Highway 83.

A Land Use Plan to establish commercial uses; and to amend the Colorado Springs Zoning Map to allow for the rezoning of four areas that are all or parts of existing, agriculturally zone parcels from A (Agricultural) to MX-M (Mixed-Use Medium Scale).

Background:
Please see the attached City Planning Commission Staff Report for a complete analysis of the proposed application(s).

Review Criteria:
The review criteria for a Land Use Plan set forth in City Code Section 7.5.514 (UDC):

a. Consistency with the Colorado Springs Comprehensive Plan and other plans and policies adopted by City Council;

b. Consistency with development standards the zone district in which the property is located, or would be located after a requested zone district change;

c. Compatibility with the land uses and development intensities surrounding the property;

d. Impacts of the permitted or requested uses, appropriate to the type of development, the neighborhood, and the community;

e. Adequacy of proposed ingress/egress points and traffic circulation, both on and off the site;

f. Capacity of the existing streets, utilities, parks, schools, and other public facilities to serve the proposed development;

g. Promotion of transitions in height, intensity, or character between proposed non-residential or mixed-use development and nearby low-density residential zone districts.

Staff finds that the proposed applications meet the...

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