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Reline Lagoon C at the wastewater treatment plant, including sludge removal and new liner installation.
Public improvements for Sharp Farms Town Center Metropolitan District, including roundabout, internal roads, water, sanitary sewer, drainage, and landscaping.
Public Works presented the East Dartmouth traffic calming project, including mini roundabouts at Logan and Downing and paint-and-post bulb-outs at several intersections. Construction is scheduled to start winter 2026 with projected completion in 2027 and an estimated construction cost of $2.4M. Design revisions are still being advanced, including adding RRFBs, incorporating RTD feedback, and obtaining Council and CDOT approvals before bidding. Roadway contractors, traffic device suppliers, and engineers can engage now to understand the final scope and prepare for the bid phase once CDOT concurrence is received.
Englewood Public Works presented costs to complete 100% design for the Rail Trail from Oxford Pedestrian Bridge to Kenyon. Consultant Otak quoted about $508,597 for full design, plus right-of-way work, with construction estimated at $7.09M and ROW acquisitions of about $1.8M. This shows the city is advancing a major trail and streetscape project but full design and construction contracting are still ahead. Design, engineering, and construction firms can engage around scope, phasing, and funding strategies for trail, drainage, landscaping, and parking elements.
Rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of Shoenberg Farms (dairy barn, milk and ice house, pump house, silos, residence, and garage) into a food hall and community asset.
Golden is establishing the 17455 West 16th Avenue Urban Renewal Area and approving an urban renewal plan to enable tax increment financing for a future affordable townhome project on the Church of the Nazarene site. No development has been proposed yet, but the plan area, blight findings, and impact report are complete, and revenue‑sharing IGAs with taxing entities are being finalized. This is early‑stage capital and development planning where developers, housing consultants, and pre‑construction services can help shape the project and its financing stack.
Golden approved the service plan for The Junction Metropolitan District to finance and build public infrastructure for a 52-acre commercial/light industrial development at 5079 Highway 93. The district can issue up to $90,000,000 in bonds to fund about $59,100,000 of streets, SH 93 roundabout, utilities, drainage, lift station, parks, trails, signage, and related improvements, with build-out around 499,000 sq ft and 1,500 daytime population. Election to form the district is planned for November 2026, with an IGA due by early 2027, so engineering, construction, and O&M vendors should track timing and engage the developer and future district on phased design, delivery, and maintenance packages.
Golden has approved an urban renewal plan and TIF framework for the Church of the Nazarene site at 17455 W. 16th Avenue to support a future 47-unit affordable, for-sale townhome project using a community land trust model. A developer is under contract with the church, but no formal land use or building application has been submitted yet; the plan area and 25-year TIF agreements are now in place to fund infrastructure, remediation, and gap financing. This is early-stage project shaping where housing, infrastructure, relocation, and land trust partners will need design, engineering, construction, legal, finance, and consulting support as the development moves toward entitlement and implementation.
The Timnath Town Council work session includes a briefing on the NoCo Foundation’s 2026 regional housing report, outlining a 10‑year need for 47,500 new units and $18 billion in investment across Larimer and Weld Counties. The report highlights policy, land use, and financing changes needed to increase attainable housing, and notes tools like down-payment assistance and the NoCo Housing Fund. This is an early planning signal that Timnath will likely adjust its housing, zoning, and development programs, creating upcoming needs for housing policy, finance, planning, and development support services.
Competitive pay study and compensation framework review to maintain market-leading total compensation for city employees.
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