Douglas County Zoning Decisions: September 2026

In September 2026, Douglas County held 5 public meetings covering zoning matters. 7 zoning decisions had a recorded outcome this month: 7 approved (100% approval rate). Activity was down 44% compared to August (232 activity items across 10 meetings).

Zoning Decisions This Month

Consent to terminate covenant at 10443 Tomahawk Road

Approved.

Board consented to terminate a restrictive covenant limiting division of a 142-acre parcel. Owner is Crooked Pines Farm LLC; Robert Hatch is the applicant's representative; Betsy Benton is manager of Crooked Pines. County is not a party to the covenant. In December 1995 the board approved a 17-acre pachyderm exemption from a larger 159-acre parcel, and the owner recorded a covenant preventing division of the remaining 142 acres into more than three parcels. Termination allows division into four 35-acre parcels without further land use process. Property is immediately east of the Villages of Parker, Canterbury Crossing subdivision, approximately three-quarters of a mile south of Main Street and Tomahawk Road. Any higher-density development would require rezoning, subdivision, and likely a master plan amendment.

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Sterling Ranch Filing 6A Second Amendment minor development final plat

Approved.

Minor development final plat for one non-residential lot and one super block lot on 3.12 acres within the Sterling Ranch PD; the 1.25-acre non-residential lot (proposed lot 229A) to accommodate a Kiddie Academy daycare center for up to 200 children. Adjusts common lot line and easements between lots 229 and 230. Lot 230A lacks water supply info and requires additional subdivision approvals before building permit. Located east of Waterton Road and Eagle River Street. Owner Sterling Ranch LLC; applicant rep SBAG Property Group; franchise applicant Kiddie Academy (Brian Johnston). Approved on unanimous voice vote.

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Sterling Ranch Filing 6A, Second Amendment, Minor Development Final Plat

Approved.

Planning Commission recommended approval to the Board of County Commissioners of a minor development final plat for one non-residential lot (proposed lot 229A, 1.25 acres, to accommodate a daycare center) and one superblock lot (proposed lot 230A) on 3.12 acres within the Sterling Ranch PD, east of the Waterton Road and Eagle River Street intersection. The plat adjusts the common lot line and easements between lots 229 and 230. Lot 230A lacks water supply information and will require additional subdivision approvals before building permits. Owner is Sterling Ranch LLC; applicant representative SVAG Property Group / Point Consulting. Vote was unanimous 7-0.

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Sageport Filing 4 2nd Amendment replat

Approved.

Replat to vacate lot lines and easements between three residential lots, creating one new lot of 3.896 acres, and vacate portions of Clematis Drive and Wood Sorrel Road (unbuilt county right-of-ways). Located approximately two miles west of I-25, one mile south of Tomah Road. Owner Walter Kowalski. Motion by SPEAKER_10, seconded by SPEAKER_2. Approved unanimously.

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Maribel Village Filing 1 10th Amendment replat

Approved.

Replat to vacate lot lines and easements between four residential lots, creating one new 21.01-acre lot, and vacate Yellow Bells Court and portions of Clematis Drive and Wood Sorrel Road (unbuilt county right-of-ways). A 20-foot emergency access easement will be dedicated for lot 20 block 28. Owner Walter Kowalski. Motion by SPEAKER_2, seconded by SPEAKER_10. Approved unanimously.

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Pitts exemption to legalize residential parcel

Approved.

Approval of an exemption from subdivision land use regulations to legalize one residential parcel on two acres, zoned agricultural one, north of MacArthur Ranch Road across from Rock Canyon High School. Parcel created by deed in 2008 when Pitts family conveyed 8.1 acres to Diocese of Colorado Springs. Applicant Kevin (Duke) Pitts. Motion by SPEAKER_10, seconded by SPEAKER_2. Approved unanimously.

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Resolution of support for CHIPS grant for US Highway 85 Semiconductor Corridor Project

Approved.

The Board adopted a resolution expressing formal support for the Douglas County Economic Development Corporation's application to the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) for the CHIPS Community Support Program Implementation Grant for the US Highway 85 (Santa Fe Corridor) Semiconductor Corridor Project. The resolution provides support only and does not appropriate funds. A September 30th application deadline was noted.

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• subdivision: 24 instances
• land use: 19 instances
• plat: 8 instances
• zoning: 6 instances

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