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Board approves Penrose Place PUD and conditionally accepts plat with FRICO review required
Summary
The Frederick Board of Trustees approved the Penrose Place planned unit development and conditionally approved its preliminary/final plat, requiring written confirmation from Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company (FRICO) before the town accepts public improvements or issues building permits.
The Frederick Board of Trustees approved a planned unit development (PUD) rezoning for the Penrose Place subdivision and conditionally approved its preliminary/final plat on a 5–0 vote after a public hearing.
Autumn, a town planning staff member, told the board the proposal would convert a roughly 12.8‑acre undeveloped site at the northeast corner of Highway 52 and Ridgeway Boulevard into 110 lots: 34 single‑family detached and 76 duplex units. The project would provide about 3.34 acres of common open space (26% of the site), three access points off Penrose Boulevard, alley access to the rear of lots, and a trail corridor along Highway 52. Staff recommended approval but included a condition tied to FRICO’s review of an off‑site…
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