LAND USE COMMITTEE

The next Land Use Meeting is set for June 22, 2023

The Land Use Committee meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:30 AM

CHAIR

JOn Romero,

GALLOWAY

VICE-CHAIR

Jason Alwine,

MATRIX DESIGN GROUP

STAFF LIAISON

AMANDA DEMARCO

HBA MISSION

The Housing & Building Association of Colorado Springs promotes policies that allow for the production of safe and attainable housing and enhances the environment for the housing and building industry in El Paso County.

 

COMMITTEE PURPOSE

Members meet with representatives from the City of Colorado Springs, El Paso County and other public agencies to discuss everyday operations, codes, regulations, policies and processes relating to development and land use entitlement.

Be part of the discussions and the successes!

 

ACTIVE COMMITTEE ITEMS

City of Colorado Springs – Major Thoroughfare Plan

(a component of ConnectCOS)

The Major Thoroughfare Plan gets approved by City Council by ordinance and is what HBA will have an interest in. This Plan is a map that shows the classification of existing and future roadways that have a classification of minor arterial and above. Once adopted future development will need to conform to the Major Thoroughfare Plan. The last time the Major Thoroughfare Plan was adopted by ordinance by Council was 2011.

HBA will have representatives on a stakeholder committee and will have opportunity to be involved in the development and review of both ConnectCOS and the Major Thoroughfare Plan. The stakeholder committee will be given a project schedule with major project milestones.

 

HELPFUL LINKS

The City of Colorado Springs Stormwater Enterprise / Traffic / EDR Electronic Review System is now available for use. The Electronic Review System is at the following website. The Stormwater Enterprise has prepared a user manual for the system, available here.

City of Colorado Springs Engineering Criteria Manual
The Engineering Criteria Manual is comprised of several separate publications listed below. Three of the manuals are published together in one volume. They are the Subdivision Policy Manual, the Paving Design Criteria Manual, and the Traffic Criteria Manual. The others are separate publications. Together, the Engineering Criteria Manual establishes the engineering requirements, standards, policies, and regulations of the City Engineer. All public infrastructure and development activity shall conform to the Engineering Criteria Manual.

Subdivision Policy Manual (Part I)
Pavement Design Criteria Manual (Part II)
Traffic Criteria Manual (Part III)
Drainage Criteria Manual Volume I and II
Stormwater Criteria Manual