LURC approves Palisade Park medical-office site plan; places 15-day hold before permits

The Land Use Review Commission on June 22 approved LURC 2026-11, the Palisade Park Filing No. 1 Replat D, Lot 3 site development and urban renewal plan for medical office buildings at 901 W. 168th Place. Senior Planner Alex Bradshaw presented the staff report and asked that the report be made part of the record; the applicant, Garrett Baum of Urban Frontier representing owner Kevamra, LLC, spoke in support of the request.

Commissioner Fred Weiss moved to approve the plan with conditions, and Commissioner Bruce Peterman seconded. The motion included the procedural condition that "the approval shall not be final, and no permits based upon the approval shall be issued, for fifteen calendar days after the date of this approval, in order to allow time for the applicant to appeal, or for the city council to call-up the determination for further review, pursuant to Section 17-38-190, B.M.C." The motion passed by a vote of 7–0.

The 15-day hold is a standard local-code provision permitting appeals or a city council call-up before permits are issued; the approval was otherwise unanimous. The transcript record shows staff and the applicant addressed the request during the hearing but does not include extended back-and-forth details of commissioner questions in the available excerpt. Next steps for the applicant are to await the expiration of the appeal/call-up period before applying for permits.