Longmont eyes 26-acre tract for annexation
LONGMONT — A roughly 26-acre agriculture-zoned property just north of Longmont will go through the city’s annexation review process for possible future development, thanks to a unanimous vote Tuesday by the Longmont City Council.
According to the Longmont Times-Call, applicant NLA Investors LLC wants the property northwest of U.S. 287 and Park Ridge Avenue to be zoned Residential – Mixed Neighborhood, which would allow it to build attached residential units at densities ranging from six to 18 units per acre.
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A roughly 26-acre agriculture-zoned property just north of Longmont will go through the city’s annexation review process for possible future development, thanks to a unanimous vote Tuesday by the Longmont City Council.
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