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The Planning and Zoning Commission backed the 26-acre project at U.S. 287 and Parkridge Avenue, sending it to City Council while leaving Roseland Avenue access and other engineering details for later review.
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The advisory board voted to send City Council one memo on zoning-code changes and another on sustainability standards for open-space agriculture, but no council action is yet publicly documented.
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A Museum Advisory Board report points to an Oct. 17 target for the expanded Longmont Museum’s DreamLab children’s gallery and a Frida Kahlo photography exhibit, though full building occupancy is still pending and proposed 2027 membership changes have not been formally approved.
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Longmont City Council took a June 9 step toward formalizing the First and Main project’s next phase, including a proposed $4 million Front Range Community College contribution, while signaling design concerns about parking, walking and bike access.
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The ordinance, approved 6-1 on June 9, bars hyperscale data centers in all zoning districts and lets staff treat related facilities on adjacent parcels or shared power connections as one project.
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Longmont City Council moved forward an agreement and two first-reading ordinances tied to the proposed downtown Front Range Community College campus and transit hub, including a planned $4 million predevelopment contribution from the college.
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A 6-1 vote on June 9 gave final approval to Ordinance 2026-34, barring new hyperscale data centers citywide after council adopted technical amendments to the size threshold and enforcement language.
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The city approved an ordinance barring new data centers at roughly 70 megawatts or more of projected peak demand, though the final vote tally and exact adopted amendment language were not yet available in the public record reviewed by Badger.
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City staff are preparing three responses to the Distel-Tull land-exchange fallout: tighter rules for disposing of open space, a conservation-easement requirement on acquisitions and possible charter language that could go to voters this fall.
