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Council delays Cody Corner development-agreement changes, asks for architecture and shorter term
Summary
Developers requested restarting a development agreement for Cody Corner with a five-year term; council expressed concern about a long automatic extension and voted to continue the item to July 28 with required architectural exhibits and open-space amenity details.
Developers seeking a modification of the Cody Corner development agreement asked the Eagle City Council to extend and effectively restart the DA term so the project could proceed. Ben Semple of Rodney Evans and Partners told the council the DA was set to expire in May 2027 and the applicant requested a new five‑year term to restart the clock.
Council members raised concerns about granting a long extension without architectural exhibits and amenity commitments. One council member said, "I am a little concerned about a 5 year extension," citing the risk of architectural standards and planning rules changing over a long term. Staff and the city attorney explained that the stronger approach is to include an architectural palette in the DA so it remains enforceable and recorded with the property; council voted to continue the item until July 28 with instructions that the applicant provide elevations and open-space amenity plans for staff review and inclusion in the DA.
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