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Broomfield approves 10.75-acre Raleigh Park with condition requiring ADA parking
Summary
Council approved Raleigh Park in the Baseline neighborhood with playgrounds, courts and regional trail connections, and added a binding condition that the developer provide ADA-compliant off-street parking and a temporary interim ADA solution before park use increases.
The City and County of Broomfield City Council approved the final plat and site development plan for Raleigh Park, a proposed 10.75-acre regional park in the Baseline neighborhood, and attached a condition requiring the developer to provide ADA-compliant off-street parking and an interim accessible parking solution.
Senior planner Alex Bradshaw told council the plan calls for a signature playground, a picnic pavilion with restrooms, pickleball and basketball courts, a basketball/game zone, passive nature areas and connections to the regional trail network. Bradshaw said staff "has not identified any key issues with the proposal," and reported the Land Use Review…
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