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Adams County approves comp plan amendment for Dorado/Bowdoin parcel amid water-supply concerns

2898496 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The Adams County Board of County Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve a comprehensive plan amendment changing the future land-use designation for a parcel at 14551 Bowdoin/Emboden Road from "ag large scale" to "residential low," clearing the way for a future rezoning and subdivision application.

The Adams County Board of County Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve a comprehensive plan amendment that changes the future land-use designation for a parcel at 14551 (In) Bowdoin/Emboden Road from "ag large scale" to "residential low," clearing the way for a future rezoning and subdivision application.

The change (PLN2024-000006) will allow higher residential density than the current designation and was forwarded to the board after a Planning Commission public hearing on March 13, which approved the amendment with three findings of fact and one note to the applicant. John Stowell, long range planning manager for the Community and Economic Development Department, told the board the site contains a single-family home and that the surrounding area is mixed agriculture and residential. Stowell summarized the county's criteria for approving comprehensive plan amendments: consistency with the Adams County comprehensive plan goals and maps, and whether the…

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