Title
A resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as Dublin North Addition No. 5 annexation consisting of 5.895 acres located southeast of the Spring Breeze Drive and Tutt Boulevard intersection
(Legislative)
Related Files: CPC A 21-00137, CPC PUZ 21-00171, CPC PUD 21-00172
Presenter:
Katelynn Wintz, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Community Development
Peter Wysocki, Director, Planning and Community Development
Body
Summary:
Owner/Developer: Calculus Stabilis Corp -Gerhart Swart
Consultant: William Guman & Associates - Bill Guman
The project includes concurrent applications for annexation, establishment of zoning and a PUD development plan for the associated 5.895-acre property located at 6685 Templeton Gap Road. The PUD zoning and PUD development plan establishes the proposed future land use configuration to support 45 single-family residential units with access, circulation, and overall development intent.
Background:
Landowners seeking voluntary annexation must petition the municipality to request annexation into the City. The Annexation Petition for this property was heard and accepted by City Council on April 29, 2021. The City's authority to annex land is established by Colorado Revised Statues (C.R.S. 31-12-101) which sets requirements and procedures which municipalities must follow. A property is eligible for annexation if the contiguity requirement is met; not less than one-sixth the perimeter of the proposed area for annexation is contiguous with the existing boundary of the annexing municipality.
As the City has expanded, enclaves, remnants of land that are surrounded by the City, have remained within the jurisdiction of Unincorporated El Paso County. Several enclaves remain from the City's very active period of annexation in the 1980's. City Policy supports the elimination of enclaves and thus closing the gap to services being prov...
Click here for full text