Findlay Toyota
, CASTLE ROCK 80109
Project intelligence
The applicant, Findlay Toyota, is looking develop 9.99 acres of an existing parcel into a 87,580 sqft Toyota sales and service facility, leaving the remainder of the parcel open for future development. The proposed project is located northeast of the
- Class
- SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
- Reported valuation
- —
- Square feet
- —
- Parcel SPN
- 235127231001
- Zoning
- Not linked yet
- Land use
- Not linked yet
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Findlay Toyota
The applicant, Findlay Toyota, is looking develop 9.99 acres of an existing parcel into a 87,580 sqft Toyota sales and service facility, leaving the remainder of the parcel open for future development. The proposed project is located northeast of the
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Excavation / Grading
Site-development work commonly requires grading and earthwork.
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Site-development work commonly requires underground utilities.
See Site Utilities activity →Concrete
Site-development work commonly includes concrete flatwork/curbs.
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Site plans commonly include landscape installation/restoration.
See Landscaping activity →Paving / Asphalt
Site-development work commonly includes drives, roads, or parking areas.
See Paving / Asphalt activity →General Contractor
Site-development work often requires prime/overall construction coordination.
See General Contractor activity →Irrigation
Landscape/site-development work may require irrigation systems.
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