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Planning commission adopts Midtown Centennial Subarea Vision Plan, sends it to council for ratification
Summary
The City of Centennial Planning & Zoning Commission voted to adopt Resolution 2025‑PZ‑R‑07, approving the Midtown Centennial Subarea Vision Plan. Staff recommended approval, commissioners praised outreach and raised questions about implementation, school capacity and future subarea work.
The City of Centennial Planning and Zoning Commission voted Dec. 3 to adopt the Midtown Centennial Subarea Vision Plan, approving Resolution 2025‑PZ‑R‑07 and forwarding the plan to the city council for ratification on the council’s consent agenda.
David King, senior planner with the city’s economic development department, framed the plan as a response to shifting market conditions and said staff recommended adoption. “Staff does recommend approval of the resolution to approve the Midtown Centennial Subarea plan,” King told commissioners, calling the moment “one of the biggest nights in the history of planning for the city.”
King summarized the plan’s policy foundations — Centennial Max (the city’s comprehensive plan) and the city strategic plan — and described a framework approach developed with consultant Civitas that emphasizes flexibility, connectivity to the light rail and new public‑realm…
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