Small office and outdoor storage project on Boulder Highway approved with buffering conditions
Summary
A zone change and use permit to repurpose a long‑vacant building on Boulder Highway for a construction company office and outdoor storage was approved after the applicant agreed to an 8‑foot wall, expanded buffer planting and extra tree rows to protect neighboring residences.
Kip Barton presented a repurposing project for an unused building along Boulder Highway that the applicant plans to use as a construction company office with limited outdoor storage. The applicant agreed to install an 8‑foot wall adjacent to residential properties and to enhance the required landscape buffer with an extra row of trees.
Barton said the building has been vacant about 20 years and that the proposed storage would not exceed 8 feet in stack height. Commissioners noted the project will tidy up a long‑vacant site and voted to approve the zone change and use permit with staff conditions.
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