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Council approves rezoning for 2.93-acre parcel at Dublin and Vincent over neighbor safety concerns

Colorado Springs City Council · March 24, 2026
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Summary

After a full public hearing and extended traffic review, the City Council voted 7–1 to rezone a roughly 2.93‑acre parcel near Dublin Boulevard and Vincent Drive to a mixed‑use neighborhood zone (MXN). Neighbors raised safety and sight‑distance concerns; city traffic engineering said final access and sight‑distance will be confirmed at development‑plan stage.

The Colorado Springs City Council voted 7–1 on March 24 to rezone about 2.93 acres near Dublin Boulevard and Vincent Drive to a mixed‑use neighborhood (MXN) zone, clearing the way for future commercial and residential uses under the MXN designation while retaining the Air Force Academy overlay.

Senior planner Austin Cooper told the council the site had split zoning (A, PDZ and R16) and that city engineering and hillside reviewers concluded the lot does not meet hillside‑overlay criteria. The initial submittal dated June 3, 2025 moved through three review cycles; staff said the application met administrative review requirements for rezoning to MXN but that final access, improvements, and any additional right‑of‑way would be determined at the development‑plan stage.

Traffic and safety dominated the hearing.…

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