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Mead board finds Kiteley Ranch eligible for annexation of 134.5 acres
Summary
The Mead Board of Trustees voted to approve a staff resolution finding the 134.5-acre Kiteley Ranch property eligible for annexation after staff told trustees the petition met statutory contiguity and consent requirements; zoning and annexation agreement will be considered separately in early 2026.
At a public hearing on Oct. 13, 2025 the Mead Board of Trustees approved Resolution 60-R2025, determining that the Kiteley Ranch site is eligible for annexation into the town.
Interim community development director Colin Morales told trustees the applicant (Anadarko EMP Onshore LLC, represented by Peak Development Group) submitted a petition signed by all required property owners and that the parcel meets Colorado statutory showings for contiguity and school-district continuity. "The total area proposed for annexation is roughly 134.5 acres in size," Morales said, and staff reported that the proposal provides about two-thirds contiguity to existing town boundaries.
The board's action tonight was limited to the eligibility determination; future hearings will address whether the town will accept the annexation and what zoning or planned-unit-development (PUD) conditions will apply. Morales said a PUD and annexation agreement are under negotiation and that staff expects those items to return to the board for public hearings in early 2026.
Vote record: Motion to approve Resolution 60-R2025 passed by roll call with Trustees and the Mayor voting in favor (recorded as yes votes).
