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Boulder planning board approves annexation recommendation for Hogan Pankaus property; votes unanimously
Summary
The City of Boulder Planning Board unanimously approved a BVCP land-use map change and recommended City Council approve annexation and initial zoning for the city-owned Hogan Pankaus property (5399 Kewaunee Dr / 5697 S. Boulder Rd). Staff said the change aligns with a 2019 ordinance designating the site for parks, flood mitigation and open space.
The City of Boulder Planning Board voted unanimously on Nov. 18 to approve a Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (BVCP) land-use map change for about 19 acres of the Hogan Pankaus property and to recommend City Council approve annexation and initial zoning for the larger parcel.
Shannon Moller, a planner with the City of Boulder Planning Department, told the board the two concurrent actions under consideration were a BVCP designation change of the portion west of 55th Street from low-density residential to Park, Urban & Other (case LUR2025-00008) and a recommendation on annexation with initial zoning of Public for roughly 23.6 acres and Residential Low 2 (RL-2) for a 0.44-acre portion of right-of-way (case LUR2025-00003). "Staff found the application is consistent with the statutory annexation requirements and with BVCP policies," Moller said during the staff presentation.
City staff and Parks & Recreation officials described the…
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