Broomfield residents “shocked” at scope of industrial development proposal
BROOMFIELD — Neighbors in Broomfield’s Palisades Park neighborhood came out in force — virtually, of course — during Tuesday’s Broomfield City Council meeting to fight back against plans to build a huge new industrial complex close to their backyards.
Developer SunCap Property Group has proposed a four-building, 526,000-square-foot light industrial and distribution campus on a vacant, roughly 76-acre parcel just east of Huron Street and west of Interstate 25.
Several dozen public speakers joined the more than 100 residents who commented on the city’s development website to oppose the project, which was presented this week as…
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