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Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 20, 2026
Town-wide amendments to annexation, zoning, and subdivision regulations
The Town proposes reorganizing its annexation, zoning, subdivision, and development regulations, with changes affecting properties throughout Basalt rather than a specific construction project. Proposed changes include prohibiting standalone data centers, changing review requirements for certain businesses, and clarifying rules for accessory homes and affordable housing reviews. In the R-3TN district, existing buildings that extend into required yards could be rebuilt within their existing footprints, but those encroachments could not be enlarged. This continued public hearing is intended to p
- Where
- Town of Basalt — town-wide
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 20, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 20, 2026
Townwide annexation, zoning, and subdivision code amendments
The Town proposes reorganizing its annexation, zoning, development, and subdivision rules and changing some requirements affecting properties throughout Basalt. Proposed changes include prohibiting standalone data centers, changing review requirements for certain businesses, and preventing expansion farther into existing nonconforming setbacks in the R-3TN district. The update also consolidates development procedures and adds dedicated rules for accessory dwelling units. This continued public hearing is intended to lead to a recommendation to Town Council; amendments associated with the Public
- Where
- Townwide
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 20, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 20, 2026
Townwide amendments to annexation, zoning, and subdivision regulations
The Town proposes reorganizing its annexation, zoning, development, and subdivision rules, with substantive changes affecting properties throughout Basalt. Proposed changes include prohibiting standalone data centers, changing review requirements for certain uses, and preventing expansion farther into existing nonconforming setbacks in the R-3TN district. The update also establishes clearer procedures for accessory dwelling units and expedited affordable housing review, affecting how future neighborhood development is considered. This is a continued public hearing for a recommendation to Town
- Where
- Townwide, Basalt
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 20, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
PUD amendment and Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 20, 2026
PUD amendment and special review for event space at 72 Sunset Drive
Aspen Elevated Catering proposes using approximately 1,000 square feet of its existing space for private and public events when the restaurant is not operating, with no increase in building area. The request would add event space as an allowed use subject to special review, and the Commission is being asked to recommend approval to Town Council. The applicant describes events for 30–40 people, but staff proposes an initial limit of 22 attendees because of parking constraints. Proposed conditions include 14 marked parking spaces, event hours of 11 AM to 10 PM, and removal of the food trucks fro
- Where
- 72 Sunset Drive, Unit A; Lot 4-A, Mid-Valley Business Center Subdivision/PUD
- Applicant
- Greg Topper and Mike Ziemer of Aspen Elevated Catering
- Hearing
- October 20, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Land use code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 6, 2026
Town-wide amendments to annexation, zoning, and subdivision regulations
The Town proposes a town-wide rewrite of its annexation, zoning, and subdivision rules to reorganize them, add explanatory graphics, and change some development requirements. Proposed changes include prohibiting data centers, changing how certain uses are reviewed, revising R-3TN setbacks, and allowing staff approval of some development changes and parking reductions. These rules would affect what property owners can build or operate and how nearby projects are reviewed, rather than approve a specific building project. The October 6 hearing is an introductory review, with staff recommending th
- Where
- Town-wide
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 6, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 6, 2026
Town-wide annexation, zoning and subdivision code amendments
The Town proposes reorganizing its annexation, zoning and subdivision rules and adding graphics to make them easier to use. Proposed substantive changes include prohibiting data centers, changing required building distances from property lines in the R-3 TN district, revising bicycle parking rules and changing how certain land uses are reviewed. The changes would affect development across town rather than authorize a specific construction project, including allowing staff approval of certain minor development changes and parking reductions. This is an introductory public hearing, with staff re
- Where
- Town of Basalt — town-wide
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 6, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 6, 2026
Townwide annexation, zoning and subdivision code amendments
The Town proposes a townwide rewrite of its annexation, zoning and subdivision rules to reorganize requirements and make them easier to use. Proposed changes include prohibiting data centers, changing building setback requirements in the R-3 TN district, revising bicycle parking rules, and allowing staff approval of certain smaller development changes. These changes would affect what property owners can build and how proposals near existing homes are reviewed, rather than approve a specific construction project. This is an introductory public hearing, with staff recommending that the hearing c
- Where
- Townwide, Basalt
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 6, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Code amendmentsTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionOct 6, 2026
Townwide amendments to annexation, zoning and subdivision regulations
The Town proposes a townwide rewrite of its annexation, zoning and subdivision rules to reorganize requirements and make them easier to use. Proposed substantive changes include prohibiting data centers, changing review requirements for certain uses, revising R-3TN building setbacks, and allowing staff approval of some minor development changes and parking reductions. Property owners and neighbors would see changes to what uses are allowed and how development proposals are reviewed, rather than approval of a specific construction project. This is an introductory public hearing, with staff reco
- Where
- Townwide — Basalt, Colorado
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- October 6, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Special review for garage setbacks at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot attached one-car garage on the west side of the existing home in Basalt’s Hill District. The request would reduce required distances from property lines, placing the garage approximately 12 feet from the front boundary and two-and-a-half feet from the western boundary. The garage would provide enclosed vehicle and trash storage, and construction is expected to affect trees along the property line. The Commission will consider a recommendation to Town Council, which makes the final decision; staff supports approval with conditions.
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive, Basalt, CO 81621
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix; owner Melissa McManus
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Special review for one-car garage setbacks at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot attached one-car garage on the west side of the existing house in Basalt’s Hill District. The request would allow the garage approximately 12 feet from the front property line and two-and-a-half feet from the west property line, closer than normally allowed. The Commission will make a recommendation to Town Council, which makes the final decision. The garage would provide indoor vehicle and trash storage, but construction is expected to affect trees along the neighboring property line.
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix; owner Melissa McManus
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning and Zoning Commission
Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Special review for garage setback reductions at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot, one-car garage attached to the west side of the existing home in Basalt’s Hill District. The request would allow the garage approximately 12 feet from the front property line and two-and-a-half feet from the west property line, closer than normally allowed. The garage would provide indoor vehicle and trash storage, and construction is expected to affect trees along the property line. The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a recommendation to Town Council, which makes the final decision.
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix; owner Melissa McManus
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
- Comment by
- Friday, August 21 — referral agency comments
Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Special review for one-car garage setback reductions at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot, one-car garage attached to the west side of the existing single-family home. The garage would extend into the required front and side yard setbacks in the R-3 TN district, leaving about 12 feet from the front property line and about 2.5 feet from the western side property line. The Planning & Zoning Commission will review the setback reductions and make a recommendation to Town Council, which has final authority. Neighbors may notice construction near Homestead Drive, possible removal of aspen and chokecherry trees, and an additional enclosed parking a
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive, Basalt, CO 81621
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix; owner Melissa McManus
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Special ReviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Setback adjustments for one-car garage at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot, one-car garage attached to the existing single-family home. The garage would extend into the required front and side yard setbacks, leaving about 12 feet from the front property line and about 2.5 feet from the western side property line. The Planning & Zoning Commission will review the setback reductions and make a recommendation to Town Council, which has final decision-making authority. Neighbors would notice construction beside the home, possible removal of trees along the property line, and a new garage facing the existing driveway.
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive, Basalt, CO 81621
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix; owner Melissa McManus
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Special reviewTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionSep 1, 2026
Setback adjustments for a one-car garage at 135 E. Homestead Drive
The applicant proposes a 286-square-foot, one-car garage attached to the west side of the existing single-family home. The garage would extend into the required front and side yard setbacks, leaving about 12 feet from the front property line and about 2.5 feet from the western side property line. The special review is the recommendation stage before a final decision by Town Council. Neighbors would notice construction near Homestead Drive, possible removal of trees along the property line, and an additional enclosed parking and storage space.
- Where
- 135 E. Homestead Drive
- Applicant
- Erik Hendrix
- Hearing
- September 1, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
PUD final plan and annexationTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionJul 7, 2026
Final plan and annexation for Jadwin/Black Mountain development at 431 Emma Road
The final plan proposes 64 residential units in multifamily and townhome buildings, plus 12 short-term rental cabins operated as one lodging property. Half of the residential units would be deed-restricted, and 20 additional units would receive an initial local-resident marketing period. The application also includes annexation, floodplain review, a replacement single-family home on a projecting parcel, and associated infrastructure. Neighbors would notice new two- and three-story housing, lodging cabins, changes at Emma Road and Midland Avenue, and about four acres of public open space with a
- Where
- 431 Emma Road
- Applicant
- Jadwin Park, LLC
- Hearing
- July 7, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Initial zoning upon annexationTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionJun 16, 2026
Initial public zoning for the police and public works parcel at 20526 Highway 82
The Town of Basalt requests initial municipal zoning for its police and public works parcel at 20526 Highway 82 as the property is annexed into Basalt. The proposed designation is P (Public). The commission was scheduled to hear public comments and potentially make a recommendation or take action.
- Where
- 20526 Highway 82
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- June 16, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
PUD amendmentTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionJun 16, 2026
PUD amendment for accessible living improvements at 739 Hillcrest Drive
The applicants request a PUD amendment establishing the property's allowable total floor area at 5,474 square feet. The change would accommodate upgraded first-floor living facilities for individuals living with a disability under Fair Housing Act accommodations. The commission was scheduled to take public comment and potentially act on the request.
- Where
- 739 Hillcrest Drive
- Applicant
- Glenn and Laura Yaeger
- Hearing
- June 16, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Final plan PUD, subdivision and annexationTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionJun 16, 2026
Final PUD plan for Black Mountain housing and lodging development on Emma Road
Jadwin Park LLC proposes annexing and developing approximately 9 acres on Emma Road between the Post Office and wastewater treatment plant. The final plan includes 64 homes, 12 commercial lodging cabins, internal roads, about 4 acres of open space, and public trail connections to the Roaring Fork River and the existing Emma Road trail. Thirty-two homes would be price- or rent-restricted, and 20 additional units would initially be offered through a locals-first program. The commission will receive an introduction, take public comments, and begin its review before continuing the hearing to a fut
- Where
- 431 Emma Road
- Applicant
- Jadwin Park LLC
- Hearing
- June 16, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Code amendmentTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionMay 19, 2026
Adoption of Midland Avenue District Design Guidelines
The Town proposes amendments to Chapter 16 that would adopt the Midland Avenue District Design Guidelines by reference. The guidelines would apply to new construction, redevelopment, renovations and additions within the designated downtown district. They establish design expectations for historic buildings, building scale and materials, roofs, windows, parking, landscaping, signs, lighting and service areas. Property owners would notice an additional design-review standard when proposing future exterior work or development in the district.
- Where
- Midland Avenue District, including the C-2 Downtown Business District and adjacent CSC-zoned properties along Midland Avenue
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt
- Hearing
- May 19, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
County referralTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionMay 5, 2026
Eagle County referral for Fields development at 554 Valley Road
The Planning & Zoning Commission will review an Eagle County development application for property at 554 Valley Road. The Commission is being asked to provide comments and authorize a letter to Eagle County. The supplied packet text does not state the proposed use, project size or development stage.
- Where
- 554 Valley Road
- Hearing
- May 5, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission
Final subdivision/PUDTown of Basalt — Planning & Zoning CommissionMay 5, 2026
Final subdivision and PUD for 16 affordable homes on Sopris Meadows Parcel 9
The Town proposes one building containing 16 two-bedroom, deed-restricted homes of about 950 square feet each. The final plan covers Parcel 9 south of the Willits Rugby Field and includes a lot-line adjustment with the adjoining parking area. The project would provide 39 parking spaces and modify PUD standards for unit count, floor area and building height. This is the final plan stage, following earlier sketch and preliminary plan approvals.
- Where
- Parcel 9, Sopris Meadows Three, Filing No. 1, directly south of the Willits Rugby Field along East Valley Road
- Applicant
- Town of Basalt, represented by Connect One Design and Z Group Architects
- Hearing
- May 5, 2026 — Planning & Zoning Commission