Mixed Commercial/Cohousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Richard L. Kohlhaas (chan![]() |
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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 00:40:56 -0600 (MDT) |
Our group has an option has an option on a 4.7 acre parcel, 3/4 of a city block adjacent to a bicycle path, in the middle of an old (100 years) established residential area, with some nearby commercial use. We will need to apply for a zoning change to Planned Urban Development, and the City planning office, which has been very cooperative and supportive of cohousing, has encouraged "mixed uses [commercial] if small in scale." The site will have plenty of room for the 30 to 35 units we intend to build as well as for some commercial use in one corner of the site [which we would limit to professional offices--some to be used by our members-- and maybe a coffee shop]. We could sell the land, or build the units ourselves and then sell or lease them. Have any other cohousing communities had experience with doing anything like this? ------------------------------------ Dick Kohlhaas <chan [at] usa.net> Colorado Springs (Colorado) Cohousing Community (Currently 17 intending owner families; we have an option on a 4.7 acre property 1.5 miles from downtown, where we plan to build 25-35 units; now doing due diligence on the property and feasibility studies.)
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Mixed Commercial/Cohousing Richard L. Kohlhaas, April 20 2000
- Re: Mixed Commercial/Cohousing Jeff Gold, April 21 2000
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