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Planning commission recommends 5-year extension for Top of Paradise master plan (38 lots on 40.69 acres)
Summary
The commission unanimously recommended that City Council approve a five-year extension of the Top of Paradise amended master plan to Aug. 4, 2030, for the undeveloped 40.69-acre parcel currently planned for 38 single-family lots; staff noted utilities have planned 38 water taps for the area.
The Woodland Park Planning Commission on Aug. 14 recommended city council approve a five-year extension of the Top of Paradise amended master plan to Aug. 4, 2030. The extension covers 40.69± acres currently planned for 38 single-family dwelling units; the commission’s vote was unanimous, 5–0.
Planner CJ Gates summarized the project and its history: the larger Top of Paradise area was annexed and planned in phases dating back to the 1975 annexation (Ordinance No. 6, Series 1975) and subsequent preliminary plats. The parcel before the commission is a 40.69-acre portion of that master plan that staff said has been approved previously for up to 38 single-family lots. Gates told the commission Title 17 (subdivision regulations) provides no specific criteria for master-plan extension requests, so staff applied a…
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