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Planning Commission approves controversial multifamily development plan

August 02, 2024 | El Paso County, Colorado



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Planning Commission approves controversial multifamily development plan
In a brief yet efficient meeting, the El Paso County Planning Commission approved a significant map amendment and rezoning for a multifamily development at Fishers Canyon, proposed by Thompson Thrift and Venetucci. The motion, introduced by Commissioner Smith, included four conditions and two notations, notably highlighting the absence of a finding regarding water sufficiency or dependability. The motion received unanimous support from all present commissioners.

The meeting, which spanned just 15 minutes, addressed five agenda items, showcasing the commission's ability to handle matters swiftly. Chair Whitney emphasized the thorough preparation provided by staff, ensuring that commissioners were well-informed and engaged in the decision-making process. He reassured the audience that the rapid pace of the meeting did not reflect a lack of diligence.

As the meeting concluded, a participant joined online to express concerns regarding the approved item, prompting a brief discussion among the commissioners. Despite the approval, the commission remained open to addressing any further inquiries related to the development.

Overall, the meeting underscored the commission's commitment to efficient governance while maintaining transparency and responsiveness to community concerns.

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