Miller's Landing Interchange Overlay PD Amendment (Rezoning)
, Castle Rock
Project intelligence
October 27, 2021, the applicant formally withdrew the proposed Planned Development (PD) amendment application. The amendment would have allowed single-family attached and multi-family residential development, addition to the existing retail, office
- Class
- PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PLAN
- Reported valuation
- —
- Square feet
- —
- Parcel SPN
- 250510102026
- Zoning
- Not linked yet
- Land use
- Not linked yet
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Miller's Landing Interchange Overlay PD Amendment (Rezoning)
October 27, 2021, the applicant formally withdrew the proposed Planned Development (PD) amendment application. The amendment would have allowed single-family attached and multi-family residential development, addition to the existing retail, office
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General Contractor
New residential construction typically requires overall trade coordination. Site-development work often requires prime/overall construction coordination. Project signal (development project): New residential construction typically requires overall trade coordination. Site-development work often requires prime/overall construction coordination.
See General Contractor activity →Excavation / Grading
Site-development work commonly requires grading and earthwork. Project signal (development project): Site-development work commonly requires grading and earthwork.
See Excavation / Grading activity →Site Utilities
Site-development work commonly requires underground utilities. Project signal (development project): Site-development work commonly requires underground utilities.
See Site Utilities activity →Carpentry / Framing
New homes commonly require framing/carpentry. Project signal (development project): New homes commonly require framing/carpentry.
See Carpentry / Framing activity →Concrete
New homes commonly require foundation and flatwork concrete. Site-development work commonly includes concrete flatwork/curbs. Project signal (development project): New homes commonly require foundation and flatwork concrete. Site-development work commonly includes concrete flatwork/curbs.
See Concrete activity →Electrical
New homes require electrical systems. Project signal (development project): New homes require electrical systems.
See Electrical activity →Landscaping
Site plans commonly include landscape installation/restoration. Project signal (development project): Site plans commonly include landscape installation/restoration.
See Landscaping activity →Paving / Asphalt
Site-development work commonly includes drives, roads, or parking areas. Project signal (development project): Site-development work commonly includes drives, roads, or parking areas.
See Paving / Asphalt activity →Plumbing
New homes require plumbing systems. Project signal (development project): New homes require plumbing systems.
See Plumbing activity →HVAC / Mechanical
New homes require HVAC/mechanical systems. Project signal (development project): New homes require HVAC/mechanical systems.
See HVAC / Mechanical activity →Roofing
New homes require roofing. Project signal (development project): New homes require roofing.
See Roofing activity →Drywall
New homes commonly require drywall/gypsum finishes. Project signal (development project): New homes commonly require drywall/gypsum finishes.
See Drywall activity →