Broomfield Town Square project wins crucial nod from city leaders
Correction: This story has been updated to correct a version that incorrectly identified the Broomfield City Council.
BROOMFIELD — The developers of Broomfield Town Square, a proposed mixed-use project that includes a sizable lake and would wrap around a long-vacant grocery store, moved forward after scoring unanimous approval Tuesday from the Broomfield City Council for the broad outline of their plan.
City leaders signed off on slightly revised planned unit development agreement that allows Town Square Alliance LLC to build as many as 643 residential units — down from 818 homes in previous iterations of the plan — and as much as…
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