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Board of County Commissioners Land Use Meeting/Public Hearing

September 23, 2025 ·2:30 PM Final-revised

Hearing Room

Agenda — 19 items

  1. 1 2:30 PM
  2. 1. Call to Order
  3. 2 Rollcall
  4. a. Pledge of Allegiance
  5. b. Attorney Certification of Agenda
  6. c. Commissioners Disclosure for Items on This Agenda
  7. 2. Land Use Meeting Agenda Items
  8. a. Pinery Village Filing 1, 1st Amendment – Replat – Project File: SB2024-043. 3960 adopted Pass
  9. b. Crest View Filing No. 1, 2nd Amendment – Replat – Project File: SB2025-020. 3961 adopted Pass
  10. 3. Public Hearing Agenda Items
  11. a. Meribel Village Filing 1, 9th Amendment – Replat – Project File: SB2025-008. 3959 adopted Pass
  12. b. Meribel Village Filing 1, 9th Amendment – Zone Map Change – Project File: DR2025-003. 3964 adopted Pass
  13. c. Sundown Oaks Metropolitan District – New Service Plan – Project File: SV2025-005. 3900 adopted Pass
  14. d. Acceptance of 3 ROW and 3 Slope & Drainage Easements for Hammerhead Turnarounds Associated with the Twin Mesa Metro District Road Vacation Request. Douglas County Project Number DV2025-300 3906 adopted Pass
  15. e. Twin Oaks Road and Clarkes Circle Road Vacations – Project File: SB2025-026. 3899 adopted Pass
  16. f. Cottonwood Metropolitan District – Service Plan 1st Amendment – Project File: SV2025-004. 3895 adopted Pass
  17. g. Pinery Meadows Preliminary Plan and Water Supply Appeal – Project File: SB2025-009. 3963 adopted Pass
  18. 4. Adjournment
  19. 18 **The Next Land Use Meeting / Public Hearing Will be Held on Tuesday, October 14, 2025 @ 2:30 p.m.**

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