BoCo planners OK terminating conservation easement near Longmont
BOULDER — Despite hearing impassioned pleas from more than a dozen area residents, the Boulder County Planning Commission has voted unanimously to vacate a conservation easement on a large parcel just southwest of Longmont’s city limits as part of a developer’s plan to get the 40-acre parcel annexed into that city and win approval for a subdivision that could include around 426 housing units.
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