Commerce City staff push form-based Land Development Code draft; council presses on setbacks, mapping and data centers
Commerce City planning staff presented a public draft of a rewritten Land Development Code that removes a numerical R-3 density cap and shifts emphasis to building forms and context-based standards.
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Commerce City planning staff presented a public draft of a rewritten Land Development Code that removes an R-3 maximum-density cap and shifts emphasis from numeric density limits toward building forms, design standards and context-based zoning.
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