Broomfield leaders to review plans for large flex project
BROOMFIELD — The Broomfield City Council is set to hold a conceptual review hearing Tuesday for plans to build 507,000 square feet of flex-industrial space near the Arista development.
The plans put forth by Las Vegas-based developer LaPour Partners Inc. on behalf of property owners John Johns, David Johns and Darrell Johns call for a five-building campus on about 35 acres along Wadsworth Parkway.
“The proposal would allow for a range of economic users, such as light production and assembly, office, commercial, innovative/tech offices, or logistic users,” a Broomfield planning memo said. “As an example, the buildings are of a similar design…
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