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Committee advances rezoning at 3025 West Third Avenue to allow five townhomes with one income‑restricted unit
Summary
Denver’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted to move a rezoning application for 3025 West Third Avenue to the full City Council. The proposal would enable five for‑sale townhome units, including one unit restricted at 110% of area median income under a 99‑year covenant.
Denver’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted July 15 to advance a rezoning application for 3025 West Third Avenue to the full City Council, clearing the way for redevelopment of the single‑family lot into five townhome units that include one income‑restricted for‑sale unit. The motion to move the application forward was made by Councilmember Jamie Torres and seconded by Councilmember Chris Hines and was approved by acclamation.
The property, a 6,250‑square‑foot lot in the Barnum neighborhood in Council District 3, is currently zoned ESUDX2 (single‑unit residential) adjacent to ERX3 and EMX3 zones along Federal Boulevard and an OSA (open space area) at Barnum Park. Staff presenting the item recommended the committee find the application meets review criteria, including consistency with the Comprehensive Plan 2040 and Blueprint Denver, and the West Area Plan guidance for “high‑medium residential” near an anticipated…
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