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Council approves land donation, downtown grant application steps and zoning measures; calls May 2 elections
Summary
At its Jan. 20 meeting the Commerce City Council approved a land donation from Hunt Regional Hospital, authorized RFP/RFQ work for a possible $1 million downtown revitalization grant, adopted an ordinance calling May 2, 2026 elections, approved a conditional use permit for a downtown bar and rezoned two parcels to a planned development district.
The Commerce City Council on Jan. 20 approved a package of routine and policy actions, including a land donation, steps toward a downtown revitalization grant application, election scheduling and two zoning items.
Council voted to accept a donation of roughly 5 acres at 2900 Sterling Park Drive from the Hunt Regional Hospital District. City Manager Happy Lisenby said the donated site is the former hospital property and includes an unused radio tower and a small metal operations building; the hospital CEO, Mr. Bowles, authorized negotiation of the gift and city attorneys prepared an agreement and general warranty deed.…
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