
The city restored the practice of fee-in-lieu for developers looking to pay their way out of parkland set-asides.
The city restored the practice of fee-in-lieu for developers looking to pay their way out of parkland set-asides.
The ramifications of Lakewood’s new law have been abrupt and widespread: The city hasn’t issued any residential building permits since Dec. 7, when the ordinance went into effect.
“It’s not a terribly unique story,” said Jared Leonard. “It’s the industry right now.”
The injunction lets Kairoi Residential seek city approval for a much-criticized project.
Kairoi Properties says city leaders changed land-use rules mid-game.
“The area around 5th and Wadsworth is one of our busiest areas,” a West Metro spokeswoman said.
Live Slow Brewing planned to open in the Wheat Ridge space before a co-founder ended up in court.
Solera Bank’s chairman says those planes yield profits and investors are trying “to make us look bad.”
Corporate Center at Academy Park fetched $29 million in 2002.
Meadow Creek Tennis Club, north of 6th Avenue near Lakewood Country Club, sold for $3 million.
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