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IndianPeaksMarketplace
Indian Peaks Marketplace
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Medtronic
Intent to develop information for Medtronic medical device company.
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1720 Majestic Drive - Jasper's Splash Zone
Vista Business Park, Lot 6 Site Plan/Architectural Review
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861 N Hwy 287 - Bank of America
Bank of America - SW corner of US 287 and Lucerne
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1379 Horizon Avenue - Mini Golf Course
Site Plan/Architectural Review for Vista Business Park, lot 14
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1391 Horizon Avenue - Vista Business Park, Lot 17
Vista Business Park Lot 17
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Emma / 120th St
Willoughby Corner - Emma / 120th St
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40 North - Baseline Rd / West of Anna's Farm
40 North / Domenico Property
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200 W. Baseline (former Circle Motel)
200 W. Baseline Rd (former Circle Motel)
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159 High Country Trail
Porch Lights at Hilltop Subdivision
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120th St/Overlook Dr
Northeast corner of 120th St and Overlook Dr - Curling Facility
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1356 Horizon Ave
Vista Business Park Lots 29 and 30
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E South Boulder Rd/120th St
Concrete Works
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404 W Baseline Rd
Baseline Old Town Village
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Galt Way / Arapahoe Rd
Galt Plaza
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Traditions at SoLa - S Public Rd/S Lafayette Dr
Traditions at Lafayette - So Public Rd / So Lafayette Dr
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816 E Baseline Rd
The Silos Wellness Center, formerly Lafayette Feed and Grain.
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Avalon Ave / Shallot Cir
Avalon Meadows
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Hwy 287 / Dillon Rd
Sundar Apartments
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City Center Circle / So Public Rd
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190/310 So Cherrywood Dr
Cherrywood Development
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9880 Baseline Rd
Trail Ridge West
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750 So Lafayette Dr
Copper Stone Apartments
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So Foote / E Cleveland
Cannon Trail
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811 E Baseline Rd
Baseline Apartments
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2000 W So Boulder Rd
Blue Sage Subdivision
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Hwy 287 / Arapahoe Rd - Silo
Weems/Silo (Hearteye) Project
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660 Old Laramie Trail
The Peaks Assisted Living expansion
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South Public Rd/Old Laramie Trail (NW corner)
Northstar medical office building
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Hwy 287 / Arapahoe Rd - Lafayette Promenade
Lafayette Promenade
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1241 Ceres Dr
BV Unitarian Church expansion
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1700 Centaur Village Ct
Village Cove Subdivision
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Silo Weems Project
Amendment to Silo Subdivision Site Plan and Plat
Click on a pin in the map above to learn more about a specific development. This map may not include all projects in process. Key: Purple=residential, Green=commercial, Orange=mixed use
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Residential Growth Management
In 2012, voting citizens in Lafayette passed the Growth Management Initiative which limits the number of building permits allowed in a 6 year period. This initiative set a cap of 1,200 building permits available to be issued between January 1, 2013, and January 1, 2019. As of May 31, 2017, 148 permits have been issued against this allotment. Read the full language of Section 6.10. Residential Growth Management.
Why can't City Council discuss certain projects? When the Planning Commission, City Council, Urban Renewal Board, or Historic Preservation Board is considering land use actions, their role is to review information to determine if it meets City codes, standards and policies. In order to create a fair environment for all involved parties, the review of information must occur only within a public meeting when the project is a scheduled agenda item, much like when a judge hears evidence of a case in court. This is considered a quasi-judicial proceeding. Online comment forms from the public submitted prior to 3:00 pm on the day of a public hearing will be provided to Council.
What is a quasi-judicial proceeding?
This quasi-judicial process prohibits board members from communicating with applicants, interested parties, or independent research prior to a public meeting to ensure all board members have access to the same information. The projects listed to the left are currently considered quasi-judicial, and as such, cannot be discussed by the City board(s) involved in its review.
When is public input scheduled? How do you keep up to date on new projects?
Residents desiring to submit input on a particular project are strongly encouraged to personally participate in the public hearing or submit written comments once the hearing date is scheduled. We want to ensure your contribution is considered during the public meeting, but are unable to ensure its inclusion if submitted before a hearing date is officially scheduled. You may check the monthly Planning Commission agendas, subscribe to receive notices of monthly meetings, subscribe to receive notices of monthly meetings or contact the Planning and Building Department to learn when a hearing date is scheduled. To include written comments in the public agenda packets for consideration, the document should be submitted 6 business days prior to the meeting date. If this date is missed, comments will be provided to the Commissioners/Councilors the night of the meeting.
List of most quasi-judicial application occurrences:
- Annexation review during a PC and CC meeting
- Sketch Plan review during a PC meeting
- Preliminary Plan review during a PC meeting
- Planned Unit Development (PUD) review during a PC and CC Meeting
- Final Plan during a CC meeting
- Site and architecture plan review during a PC, CC or LURA meeting
- Rezoning review during a PC and CC meeting
- Special use review during a PC meeting
- Landmark Designation or Demolition Stay review during a Historic Preservation Board meeting