Boulder considers industrial land-use code update
BOULDER — The Boulder City Council tonight will consider a major update to its land-use code for industrial uses and districts.
The council is to decide whether to approve Ordinance 8556 on second reading, a measure that could affect every industrial property in the city. The ordinance, with minor changes, was unanimously approved by the city’s planning board on Oct. 18.
The new land-use code would allow more restaurants and other amenities in industrial-zoned areas, along with retail businesses of up to 2,000 square feet, and the addition of gyms without use review.
All office uses would be combined into a single category…
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