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Parker planning commission backs Avalon Bay zoning changes to spur neighborhood commercial
Summary
The Parker Planning Commission voted 6–1 to recommend town council approve changes to the Avalon Bay plan development that would increase allowable daycare size, relax drive-through setbacks, and remove rigid timing and minimum-size requirements for a multi-tenant building to improve commercial marketability.
The Parker Planning Commission voted 6–1 to recommend town council approval of a Plan Development amendment from Avalon Bay Communities that aims to make an eight-acre commercial parcel more marketable and bring neighborhood-serving retail and daycare to a growing part of Parker.
Staff planner Stacy told commissioners the amendment would remove a timing requirement for building a multi-tenant commercial structure while keeping the obligation that such a building be provided, remove a 250-foot setback that restricted drive-through uses near residential areas, and increase the maximum allowable size for a commercial daycare from 3,500…
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