Douglas County Zoning Decisions: June 2026

In June 2026, Douglas County held 6 public meetings covering zoning matters. 5 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 5 approved (100% approval rate). Activity was down 3% compared to May (186 activity items across 5 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

Ramblewood Final Plat

Approved.

Approval of the Ramblewood final plat consisting of 70 units over approximately 177 acres (176.8) with approximately 56.5-60 acres of open space, on the Ramblewood Planned Development off Hilltop Road. Applicant Dan Sheldon with Miller United Real Estate. Gross density one dwelling unit per 2.5 acres. Central water by Parker Water and Sanitation District; central sewer to single-family lots via agreement with Pinery Water and Wastewater. Passed unanimous voice vote with six conditions.

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Redemption Church Minor Development Final Plat at Heirloom Parkway and Hess Road

Approved.

Approval of a minor development final plat to establish one non-residential lot on 4.5 acres for a church use, at the intersection of Heirloom Parkway and Hess Road. The parcel is a 4.5-acre remnant of a 549-acre parcel owned by Parker Water and Sanitation District, separated when Heirloom/Erland Parkway was dedicated as right of way. Property is zoned agricultural one (A-1) but conforms to the rural residential zone district due to parcel size. Approved by unanimous voice vote.

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Redemption Church Minor Development Final Plat at Heirloom Pkwy. and Hess Rd.

Approved.

Planning Commission recommended approval of a minor development final plat to establish one non-residential 4.5-acre lot for church use. Parker Water and Sanitation District is the applicant, with the lot under contract to Redemption Church. The property was created as a remnant parcel when Heirloom Pkwy. was dedicated for the Parker Homestead subdivision.

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Bloom Metropolitan District New Service Plan recommendation

Approved.

Planning Commission recommended approval to the Board of County Commissioners of the Bloom Metropolitan District new service plan for a 32-lot residential development adjacent to Crowfoot Valley Road, north of Pradera Parkway, south of Stroh Road. Projected 96 residents at buildout, average home value $3 million, ~2.5 du density, $38 million total project cost with ~$20 million public improvements debt limit and 50/10 (up to 60) mill levy. Commissioner Mark Hampton voted no over the outdated February 5, 2025 Parker Water will-serve letter and current mandatory water restrictions. Vote.

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Resolution establishing expedited review policies for affordable housing projects

Approved.

Resolution establishing expedited (fast-track) review policies for affordable housing projects to comply with CRS 29-32-105 and Prop 123. Fast-tracks applications for developments with 50% or more affordable housing units within 90 days of a completed application, including site improvement plans, building permits, special use permits, or variances. Passed by voice vote.

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Top Keywords This Month

• plat: 52 instances
• subdivision: 22 instances
• residential: 20 instances
• land use: 14 instances
• zoning: 11 instances

What to Watch

• Plat mentions were up 373% from May.
• Subdivision came up 100% more often than May.

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