County presents South Powers extension study; residents urge route changes, developers and agencies back plan
El Paso County and consultant Wilson & Company presented the South Powers Extension Planning and Environmental Linkages Study and Access Control Plan (MP245). Staff recommended two preserved corridor alternatives (E3 near‑term, H3 long‑term) and detailed public engagement; nearby landowners urged rerouting to avoid homes, while industry and a rail‑park representative supported the plan for regional connectivity.
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El Paso County staff and consultant Wilson & Company presented the South Powers Extension Planning and Environmental Linkages Study (PEL) and an Access Control Plan at the Planning Commission meeting on July 16, outlining corridor preservation, environmental screening and outreach steps intended to set up future environmental review and funding steps.
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