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Hudson Planning Board sets schedule for hearings, accepts HHA escrow and approves routine bills

2828769 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

At its March 11 meeting the board opened public hearings, scheduled and continued several items and accepted an escrow payment from the Hudson Housing Authority; the board also approved routine bills and escrow replenishments. No major land‑use approvals were granted.

The City of Hudson Planning Board convened March 11 for a hybrid meeting that ran past 9 p.m. and covered multiple agenda items, including the opening of a public hearing on a Mill Street housing proposal, a presubmission conference with the Hudson Housing Authority, and several administrative actions on bills and escrows.

The board voted on administrative items and set dates for upcoming hearings; it accepted a check for an application deposit from the Hudson Housing Authority and approved monthly invoices and several escrow replenishments. The meeting included lengthy public comment on the Mill Street proposal and on HHA’s redevelopment concept.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to reschedule and hold a revote public hearing on the Colorado State Plan: board set public hearing for April 10, 2025, 6:30 p.m., location to be the firehouse if available — passed (unanimous vote recorded as "Aye" on roll call).

- Motion to open public hearing for boulevard addresses 11719 and 121 Fairview Avenue: hearing opened; hearing later continued — public comment limited due to remote connectivity — outcome continued to May 13, 2025 (vote recorded).

- Motion to open public hearing for Mill Street blocks (site discussed extensively): hearing opened and substantial public comment heard; no approval vote recorded and record left open pending additional materials.

- Presubmission conference: Hudson Housing Authority presented two‑phase redevelopment concept; board accepted application deposit/escrow and advised the HHA to return with a fuller package next month — motion passed.

- Administrative approvals: the board approved routine professional invoices totaling approximately $12,673 (transcript line items) and approved escrow replenishments, including a $10,000 replenishment for Colarusso (project escrow) and a $3,000 replenishment for 612 Hudson Avenue (motion passed).

What the board asked for next

The planning board asked applicants to supply missing technical records before continued hearings: wetland delineation letters, updated renderings and stormwater plans for the Mill Street application; full civil engineering and elevation drawings for the HHA presubmission. The board also requested written confirmation from fire and school‑bus authorities where applicant circulation proposals depend on outside agencies.

The board adjourned after taking the above administrative votes; multiple public comment periods and presubmission presentations will be continued at future meetings.