New records, corrections and unresolved questions stay attached to dates.
Brighton's 80% industrial-land statement enters the case file.
Brighton's Sept. 30 economic-development release is being read together with the City's current Long Range Planning page. DCAP is seeking the map, acreage, parcels, methodology and authorizing record behind the 80% statement.
The packet keeps Brighton, Lochbuie, Weld County and Colorado legally separate and treats the Oct. 6 agenda item as unresolved until the official agenda establishes it.
Denver7 reported the early-stage eight-building, roughly 2.5-million-square-foot proposal and Brighton's confirmation that it had received a rezoning application.