Pagosa West - X US Hwy 160 - Major Subdivision Application

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UPDATE:

If you wish to view the agenda packet prior to 6/23, please visit this link: https://pagosaspringsco.portal.civicclerk.com/event/390/files/agenda/4481



The Town of Pagosa Springs has received an application for a Sketch Major Subdivision (an amendment to the Pagosa Lakes Plaza Minor Impact Subdivision) known as the Pagosa West Major Subdivision

The proposed subdivision encompasses approximately 100 acres of vacant land located at the southeast corner of South Pagosa Boulevard and U.S. Highway 160. The project area includes three parcels: 80 S. Pagosa Blvd (Parcel #569920156001), 100 S. Pagosa Blvd (Parcel #569920400163), and 3800 W. Hwy 160 (Parcel #569921229001).

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 5:30 pm to consider the Sketch Major Subdivision application. This hearing is specific to the subdivision action; all future proposed individual site development within the subdivision will be reviewed under a separate Major Design Review application process.

Public Hearings and Meetings will be conducted at 551 Hot Springs Blvd and available for remote attendance via the Zoom meeting platform. To access the meeting agendas and staff reports, click the round Minutes and Agendas tab located at the bottom of the photo on the Town’s website home page at pagosasprings.co.gov. .

We encourage interested parties to contact the Planning Division prior to the public hearing dates, with any questions via phone at 970-585-8636 or email at planning@pagosasprings.co.gov. Written comments received 7 days prior to the meeting or public hearing will be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their consideration. Public comments will be accepted at the public hearing.


Please note that your public comments submitted on MyPagosa.org or via email will be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their consideration.

UPDATE:

If you wish to view the agenda packet prior to 6/23, please visit this link: https://pagosaspringsco.portal.civicclerk.com/event/390/files/agenda/4481



The Town of Pagosa Springs has received an application for a Sketch Major Subdivision (an amendment to the Pagosa Lakes Plaza Minor Impact Subdivision) known as the Pagosa West Major Subdivision

The proposed subdivision encompasses approximately 100 acres of vacant land located at the southeast corner of South Pagosa Boulevard and U.S. Highway 160. The project area includes three parcels: 80 S. Pagosa Blvd (Parcel #569920156001), 100 S. Pagosa Blvd (Parcel #569920400163), and 3800 W. Hwy 160 (Parcel #569921229001).

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 5:30 pm to consider the Sketch Major Subdivision application. This hearing is specific to the subdivision action; all future proposed individual site development within the subdivision will be reviewed under a separate Major Design Review application process.

Public Hearings and Meetings will be conducted at 551 Hot Springs Blvd and available for remote attendance via the Zoom meeting platform. To access the meeting agendas and staff reports, click the round Minutes and Agendas tab located at the bottom of the photo on the Town’s website home page at pagosasprings.co.gov. .

We encourage interested parties to contact the Planning Division prior to the public hearing dates, with any questions via phone at 970-585-8636 or email at planning@pagosasprings.co.gov. Written comments received 7 days prior to the meeting or public hearing will be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their consideration. Public comments will be accepted at the public hearing.


Please note that your public comments submitted on MyPagosa.org or via email will be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their consideration.

Questions

This hearing is specific to the subdivision action; all proposed development within the subdivision will be reviewed/heard after the completion of the subdivision.

Please note that public comments submitted on MyPagosa.org or via email will not receive a response until the public hearing. 

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  • Share What is the current zoning and General Plan designation of this property? Will these require amendments for this subdivision? As an urban planning professional of over 40 years, a native Coloradan, and a property owner in the Pagosa area for 25 years it seems odd to allow a subdivision (with proposed circulation) without a full plan for the future phases. How can circulation, water, fire, and utility service and capacity be properly assessed without this information? Why would the City allow subdivision of this much land without a full and clear vision of what the intended development will be? It is understood that the developer wants to entice and design for future tenants that are unknown at this time; however, zoning and density for each tract/phase should and could be established at this time. on Facebook Share What is the current zoning and General Plan designation of this property? Will these require amendments for this subdivision? As an urban planning professional of over 40 years, a native Coloradan, and a property owner in the Pagosa area for 25 years it seems odd to allow a subdivision (with proposed circulation) without a full plan for the future phases. How can circulation, water, fire, and utility service and capacity be properly assessed without this information? Why would the City allow subdivision of this much land without a full and clear vision of what the intended development will be? It is understood that the developer wants to entice and design for future tenants that are unknown at this time; however, zoning and density for each tract/phase should and could be established at this time. on Twitter Share What is the current zoning and General Plan designation of this property? Will these require amendments for this subdivision? As an urban planning professional of over 40 years, a native Coloradan, and a property owner in the Pagosa area for 25 years it seems odd to allow a subdivision (with proposed circulation) without a full plan for the future phases. How can circulation, water, fire, and utility service and capacity be properly assessed without this information? Why would the City allow subdivision of this much land without a full and clear vision of what the intended development will be? It is understood that the developer wants to entice and design for future tenants that are unknown at this time; however, zoning and density for each tract/phase should and could be established at this time. on Linkedin Email What is the current zoning and General Plan designation of this property? Will these require amendments for this subdivision? As an urban planning professional of over 40 years, a native Coloradan, and a property owner in the Pagosa area for 25 years it seems odd to allow a subdivision (with proposed circulation) without a full plan for the future phases. How can circulation, water, fire, and utility service and capacity be properly assessed without this information? Why would the City allow subdivision of this much land without a full and clear vision of what the intended development will be? It is understood that the developer wants to entice and design for future tenants that are unknown at this time; however, zoning and density for each tract/phase should and could be established at this time. link

    What is the current zoning and General Plan designation of this property? Will these require amendments for this subdivision? As an urban planning professional of over 40 years, a native Coloradan, and a property owner in the Pagosa area for 25 years it seems odd to allow a subdivision (with proposed circulation) without a full plan for the future phases. How can circulation, water, fire, and utility service and capacity be properly assessed without this information? Why would the City allow subdivision of this much land without a full and clear vision of what the intended development will be? It is understood that the developer wants to entice and design for future tenants that are unknown at this time; however, zoning and density for each tract/phase should and could be established at this time.

    cdpagosa asked 15 days ago

    Thank you. We received your comment and it will be routed to the Planning Commission. 


    Best regards, 

    MyPagosa Team