2. Arrowpoint application filing for review:
This is the final plan for the same area we fought back in 2017 and won. If you will recall, that application was for 286 residences on only 62.8 acres at the intersection of 83 and 86! Together we fought and won that battle! Below is the new proposal. The Franktown community met with the developer's representative awhile back at the firestation and asked that this application be 5 acres per residence. The below is not 5 acres per residence, but it does meet the zoning requirements at the time of the application and is 267 residences less than the plan we beat. 19 homes will be on 40 acres and it has 40 acres of dedicated open space along highway 83 with a road through it. The density bonus and this type of "clustering" were zoning regulations that we also fought against. Those zoning regulations were removed in 2019, but Arrowpoint was filed in 2018 so the zoning regulations on the books in 2018 apply.
If you want to review the entire plan, go to Douglas County Planning website and look up SB2020-032. Below is the information that was referred for comment to us from Douglas
County Planning. All comments should be sent to Matt Jakubowski at: [email protected]
"Project Name: Arrowpoint Final Plat Project File #: SB2020-032 Project
Summary: Final Plat to subdivide 80 acres into 19 single-family residential lots, including a 3-lot density bonus (20% increase in density), for a 50% open space dedication. The Board of County Commissioners removed density bonus standards in September 2019. However, as the Preliminary Plan subdivision commenced in April 2018, the applicant is eligible to
request a density bonus since the standard was in place at that time. The site is located within the Rural Residential (RR) Zone District on the east side of Highway 83 approximately ½ mile south of the intersection of Highway 83 and Highway 86.
This referral will close on Thursday, October 15, 2020."
