Titan Development assures Broadview Estates on view corridors and wildlife management plans

Residents of Broadview Estates can expect ongoing dialogue and efforts to address their concerns as Titan Development moves forward with plans for a new housing project. During the recent Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on August 27, 2025, representatives from Titan Development reassured community members that they are committed to maintaining open communication and minimizing disruptions during construction.

Key discussions centered around the development's impact on view corridors and wildlife. Titan Development acknowledged concerns raised by resident Melissa regarding potential view obstructions from the new homes. The developers explained that their site plan includes design features aimed at preserving sightlines for existing homes by orienting new buildings to allow for better views through the neighborhood.

In addressing wildlife concerns, the developers recognized the challenges posed by the 17 acres of untouched land slated for development. They committed to implementing best practices to manage wildlife interactions, including additional fencing and landscaping to deter animals from entering the Broadview Estates area. The developers emphasized their experience in handling similar situations in the past and their intention to keep the community informed throughout the grading and construction processes.

Additionally, Titan Development plans to construct a six-foot solid block wall along the eastern boundary of the project, providing a permanent barrier that will enhance privacy and security for neighboring properties.

As the project progresses, Titan Development aims to foster a collaborative relationship with Broadview Estates residents, addressing concerns and ensuring that the development benefits the community as a whole. The commitment to open dialogue and proactive measures reflects the developers' dedication to being responsible neighbors in Los Alamos County.