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Spring Valley board grants extension to May 2026 for Cimarron office-warehouse project
Summary
The Town Advisory Board approved a first extension of time (ET24400140) on Jan. 28, moving the commencement deadline for a proposed office building on a 3.8-acre portion of a CP-zoned parcel along Cimarron to May 2026, citing off-site improvement sequencing and pending permits.
The Spring Valley Town Advisory Board voted Jan. 28, 2025, to grant a first extension of time (ET24400140) to allow the applicant more time to commence construction on a proposed office building on a 3.8-acre portion of a 13.6-acre parcel in the CP zone along Cimarron, moving the legal commencement deadline to May 2026.
Denise Gordillo, representing the applicant (listed in the file as JAMD LLC / related ownership), told the advisory board the project was delayed by sequencing of off-site improvements tied to a neighboring distribution center and that civil plans and off-site permits were expected in early March. Gordillo asked the board to extend the commencement deadline six to 12 months beyond the existing Nov. 17, 2025 date; she said the team preferred a 12-month extension but could meet a six-month extension.
Gordillo summarized the status: building-permit applications are active and civil plans remain under review. She told the board that substantial financial commitments have already been made on off-site permits and that the primary remaining steps were receipt of civil/offset permits and issuance of the building permit.
A board member observed that a six-month extension would be reasonable given the timeline; the advisory board then voted to approve amending the commencement date to May 2026. The motion was recorded as carried on a voice vote; no roll-call tally was given in the meeting minutes.
The board's action was limited to the extension request; staff will continue to process building and civil permits through the normal county review and inspection channels. The applicant told the board financing was not the cause of delay; rather, site work, material and permitting sequencing were the principal contributors to the request.
