File #: Res 2017-17    Version: Name: D-305-16: Crown Enterprises, Inc., Development Plan for a transportation terminal, 10251 Newark Street, zoned I-2.
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 1/27/2017 In control: City Council
On agenda: 4/3/2017 Final action: 4/3/2017
Title: D-305-17: CROWN ENTERPRISES, INC. IS REQUESTING CONSIDERATION OF A DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR A TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 10251 NEWARK STREET, ZONED I-2.
Attachments: 1. Development Plan, 2. Draft Resolution - Approval with Conditions, 3. Draft Resolution - Denial, 4. Aug 2 2016 PC Minutes, 5. Mar 7 2017 PC Minutes, 6. Staff Report, 7. Vicinity Map, 8. Applicant Narrative, 9. Petition, 10. Truck Route, 11. Traffic Study, 12. Applicant Letter, 13. March 20 Presentation, 14. April 3 Presentation
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D-305-17: CROWN ENTERPRISES, INC. IS REQUESTING CONSIDERATION OF A DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR A TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 10251 NEWARK STREET, ZONED I-2.

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Summary and Background Information:
Crown Enterprises Inc., owner of the subject property located at 10251 Newark Street, is requesting approval of a Development Plan for a new Transportation Terminal, which will serve as the long-term regional facility for Central Transport for the purpose of providing less-than-truckload (LTL) freight services for local and nationally-based businesses. They are proposing to build a new 65,130 sq.ft. Transportation Terminal with a 11,200 sq.ft. shop. In order to provide access, the project will require extending both Lima Street and Newark Street to the south from E. 104th Ave. The project is designed to meet Commerce City Land Development Code requirements associated with an I-2 zone property and the associated Transportation Terminal use. Development plan approvals are normally an administrative action, but the 2005 zoning ordinance for this property requires Council approval of the development plan. The Planning Commission reviewed the application but did not make a recommendation.
On March 20th, City Council considered the case following a public hearing. City Council approved a motion to tentatively deny the application, instructed staff to prepare a resolution and findings of fact consistent with the record and Council’s discussion, and continued the matter and hearing to the April 3 meeting. The prior draft resolution approving with conditions and a new draft resolution denying the application as requested are provided.
The continuance of the case articulated traffic related questions. Information may be presented at a limited public hearing, if reopened, to respond to these questions:
- Traffic counts on E. 104th Avenue are currently at 11,000 vehicles, with an expected 2035 average daily traffic volume...

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