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Council hears updates on multiple development applications including Castleton Heights, AdventHealth and Pine Canyon filings
Summary
Development services summarized new quasi-judicial applications and pre-applications across town, including a proposed 80-unit multifamily building at Castleton Heights, an AdventHealth medical office/ER, and continued review of Pine Canyon annexation and zoning.
Development Services Director Tara Vargas updated the Castle Rock Town Council on March 4 about active quasi-judicial applications and a series of developer pre-applications across multiple council districts.
Vargas said two new quasi-judicial applications were filed: a four-story, 80-unit multifamily site plan in the Castleton Heights area (about 3 acres) and a proposed AdventHealth medical-office building with a standalone emergency room at Plum Creek Boulevard and Crystal Valley Parkway (about 5 acres). She also said the Pine Canyon annexation and proposed zoning submittal remains under staff review; the zoning document proposes up to 1,800 residential units, up to 600,000 square feet of nonresidential uses and an optional spa of up to 225 rooms, consistent with county filings.
Vargas reviewed a list of pre-applications, including a proposed Toyota sales and service facility on North Meadows Drive (Finley Toyota), a Belco Credit Union ATM at Front Street, a Metzler Ranch monument sign, Sculpey's Phase 2 renovation of a nonhistoric addition, Walmart screening for seasonal dry-storage containers, and a Bella Mesa South proposal for 91 townhomes. Castle Rock Vistas proposed 81 single-family homes tied to existing road networks.
Vargas said Dawson Trails submitted a plan-development major amendment (PDP) that would reallocate some uses, potentially move multifamily units to different blocks, incorporate a master signage plan for a commercial corridor and consider a medical campus in one planning area; she emphasized there is no proposed change in overall density with the amendment. She said some Territorial Road parcels in incorporated Douglas County are also under an annexation request that would bring certain areas under town zoning for Dawson Trails.
All items are in staff review; quasi-judicial applications will return to planning commission and council for public hearings when ready.
