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Contract AwardCapital ProjectsDetected May 13, 2026

Site development plan approval for the Columbus Gateway commercial development at the northeast corner of State Road 46 / Jonathan Moore Pike and Interstate 65.

This is a new commercial development project that will require various construction and engineering ...

Columbus Area MPOColumbus Gateway Commercial Development Site Plan Approval

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Capital Projects

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

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Award & contract

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The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance request for the Brown's Canyon Minor Subdivision, where the applicant seeks relief from a land use code requirement for public dedication of the subdivision's access road. This indicates active planning around subdivision access, roadway standards, and long-term ownership/maintenance responsibilities for new development in the county. Vendors in planning, engineering, and development services could see follow-on work as the subdivision moves from entitlement into design and construction, including road design, surveying, drainage, and related infrastructure. The planner of record, Nick Gomer in the county planning office, is the key staff contact, making this a useful early signal for firms that help developers and counties navigate subdivision infrastructure requirements and conditions of approval.

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The Clearwater Planning Commission is considering a July 7, 2026 request from property owner Ed Mikesell to split all Indian Lakes lots to create single-family dwellings with shared lot lines. Staff notes the request complies with Article 8, Section 8.2 of the Clearwater Subdivision Regulations, and recommends approval, with a 10‑day window for adjacent property owners within 200 feet to submit protests to the Deputy City Clerk. If approved, this lot split will unlock multiple buildable single‑family parcels in the Indian Lakes area, likely driving demand for site engineering, residential construction, utilities connections, and related professional services. Vendors in land planning, civil engineering, homebuilding, infrastructure, and housing finance can position themselves for upcoming work tied to these new lots by engaging with the owner or city staff about timelines, subdivision requirements, and any needed studies or infrastructure upgrades.

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Chaffee County’s Board of Adjustment is holding a public hearing on July 7, 2026 for the Brown’s Canyon Minor Subdivision variance request, where the applicant seeks relief from a land use code requirement to dedicate the subdivision’s access road as a public road. The project involves development of Tract 4 of Browns Canyon Ranch Estates off County Road 263 in an Agricultural/Ranching zone, with debate focused on whether access should be via public road extension or private internal roads. The outcome will shape how access infrastructure is built and maintained for this new residential cluster, with implications for road design, wildlife impacts, and agricultural operations as highlighted in opposition comments. This is still a planning and entitlement stage decision; no civil engineering or construction vendor has been selected. Vendors in land use planning, civil engineering, traffic and wildlife impact analysis, and subdivision infrastructure design can position services to help the county and developer meet code requirements while addressing concerns about ROSI intent, wildlife corridors, and farm/ranch compatibility.

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