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File #: 22-553    Version: 1
Type: Presentation Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/15/2022 In control: Board of County Commissioners Study Session
On agenda: 10/11/2022 Final action:
Title: 1:00 PM *Arcadia Park Project Funding Request
Attachments: 1. Board Summary Report, 2. Presentation, 3. Arcadia Park Final Concept, 4. Arcadia Park 30% Design, 5. Arcadia Park Cost Estimate
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To: Board of County Commissioners

Through: Shannon Carter, Director, Open Spaces

Prepared By:
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Josh Garcia, Planner, Open Spaces Department
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Presenter: Josh Garcia, Planner, Open Spaces Department
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Subject:
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1:00 PM *Arcadia Park Project Funding Request
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Purpose and Request:
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Staff will provide an overview of the final conceptual park plan and cost estimate of $3,909,277.14, and request the Board of County Commissioners approve the expenditure of a maximum amount of $4,000,00.00 from the Open Spaces Acquisitions and Development Fund to construct Arcadia Park in the Four Square Mile community.
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Background and Discussion: In 2020, DHI Communities submitted a pre-submittal letter of intent to the Planning Division for the Arcadia development located 9495 E. Florida Ave. in unincorporated Arapahoe County. This project proposed to redevelop the 32.2 acres parcel on what is now the Potter's House Church. The project proposes a 3-story multifamily and paired-home community will include approximately 345 rental apartment units, 168 2-story for-sale paired-homes, and a park on the northern end of the property that will be dedicated to the County upon substantial completion and approval. The future land use designation of this 32.2-acre property has been identified in Arapahoe County's Four Square Mile Sub-Area Plan as "multifamily". DHI Communities approached Open Space staff to discuss a partnership that would result in the park being constructed at the same time as the residential construction. Standard practice for Open Spaces would be to accept ownership of the land set aside for the park and once staff resources are available, Open Spaces would go through the planning, design and construction process for the park. Open Spaces was open to this partnership because, if the project were to be approved by the County, the park would be an amenity to the community sooner than later and the planning...

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