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Virtual Type 1 Administrative Hearing - Front Range Self Storage
This is a proposal to construct a 10-acre RVB and boat storage facility and for the establishment of a U-Haul rental facility that would occupy the existing home and garage at 1312 NE Frontage Road. The development proposes a screening package of landscaping and fencing to screen the storage area from public views. The project proposes to take primary access from the existing frontage road and would build a portion of a local road for secondary emergency access.
The public is invited to join the hearing to learn about the proposal. Public comments can be submitted in writing up to 24 hours before the hearing by emailing them to devreviewcomments@fortcollins.gov, or by speaking at the hearing during the public comment section of the agenda.
Virtual Type 1 Administrative Hearing - Front Range Self Storage
This is a proposal to construct a 10-acre RVB and boat storage facility and for the establishment of a U-Haul rental facility that would occupy the existing home and garage at 1312 NE Frontage Road. The development proposes a screening package of landscaping and fencing to screen the storage area from public views. The project proposes to take primary access from the existing frontage road and would build a portion of a local road for secondary emergency access.
The public is invited to join the hearing to learn about the proposal. Public comments can be submitted in writing up to 24 hours before the hearing by emailing them to devreviewcomments@fortcollins.gov, or by speaking at the hearing during the public comment section of the agenda.
This is a proposal for development of around 200 manufactured homes by Sun Communities. This project went through the development review process earlier in 2020 to request modifications. The requests were to build only mobile homes (instead of mixing together mobile homes with townhomes or other types of housing) and to change the way roads are designed. These modifications were approved by the Planning and Zoning Board in October. The Board also put “conditions” on the approval requiring that Sun Communities reserve a certain amount of homes as “affordable”, build 15 distinct types of homes, and meet requirements for guest parking.
Now, Sun Communities is going through the development review process with detailed plans for the site. They will be required to submit traffic study information, and information on nearby environmental resources.
You can submit your questions regarding Sun Communities here. Questions and/or comments will become part of the public record for the project. Responses to questions will be posted on the OurCity website.
