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St. Louis Parish and Boulder Innovation Campus industrial development approved by Louisville Planning Commission

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LOUISVILLE — The Louisville Planning Commission unanimously approved a proposal Thursday night to build an industrial development and gas station on a vacant parcel of the St. Louis Parish and Boulder Innovation Campus.  

“This is likely the best outcome we can squeeze out of this location,” said Commissioner Steve Brauneis.

The development would be located on a 13.37-acre parcel at the northeast corner of South 96th Street and Dillon Road. It would consist of a 99,885-square-foot industrial building and a 3,500-square-foot gas station. The industrial building would have four loading docks, a warehouse and showroom space. No tenants are yet lined up. The gas station is planned to be a 7-Eleven. It would have five fueling stations and be open 24 hours a day. 

The project is spearheaded by the Denver office of Minneapolis-based developer United Properties. United Properties is under contract to purchase the parcel from Louisville-based Ascent Community Church, which bought the land for $2.8 million in 2018, according to property records from the Boulder County Assessor’s Office. 

The two adjoining parcels of the St. Louis Parish and Boulder Innovation Campus, owned by the Archdiocese of Denver and the family of Adrian D. Games, are not part of the development. 

With the planning commission’s approval, the project will go for public hearing before the Louisville City Council at a date to be determined. 

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LOUISVILLE — The Louisville Planning Commission unanimously approved a proposal Thursday night to build an industrial development and gas station on a vacant parcel of the St. Louis Parish and Boulder Innovation Campus.  

“This is likely the best outcome we can squeeze out of this location,” said Commissioner Steve Brauneis.

The development would be located on a 13.37-acre parcel at the northeast corner of South 96th Street and Dillon Road. It would consist of a 99,885-square-foot industrial building and a 3,500-square-foot gas station. The industrial building would have four loading docks, a warehouse and showroom space. No tenants are yet lined up. The gas station is planned to be a 7-Eleven. It would have five fueling stations and be open 24 hours a day. 

The project is spearheaded by the Denver office of Minneapolis-based developer United Properties. United Properties is under contract to purchase the parcel from Louisville-based Ascent Community Church, which bought the land for $2.8 million in 2018, according to property records from the Boulder County Assessor’s Office. 

The two adjoining parcels of the St. Louis Parish and Boulder Innovation Campus, owned by the Archdiocese of Denver and the family of Adrian D. Games, are not part of the development. 

With the planning commission’s approval, the project will go for public hearing before the Louisville City Council at a date to be determined. 

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