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Committees recommend staff explore landscaped parking-lot option for Clock Tower Plaza
Summary
After public comments and staff briefings, joint Public Safety and Quality of Life committees voted to ask City Council to direct staff to explore a landscaped parking-lot (or hybrid) approach for Clock Tower Plaza and return with scope and costs.
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The joint Public Safety and Quality of Life committees in Cañon City voted to ask City Council to direct staff to explore a well-landscaped parking-lot option, with the intention of preserving flexibility for future activation.
A city staff member moved the recommendation that staff “explore the parking-lot well landscaped option with the help of Lester Limon as our primary option,” and a second was recorded; the committee then voted to forward the recommendation to Council. Chair (committee) said the motion is a recommendation only, not an implementation step, and that the item would be placed on the August council agenda for direction to staff.
Committee members and downtown stakeholders had debated several alternatives earlier in the meeting—ranging from fully activating the site with restrooms, kiosks and shade structures to a phased approach or a hybrid parking/activation plan. The motion passed with committee support to bring a defined scope and cost estimate back to the council for consideration.

