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Synergy Medical Office Building 500 East Hampden Avenue

Project: A 5-story, mixed-use development with 14,000 square feet of ground floor retail and 104,000 square feet of medical office. • Certificate of Occupancy was issued on May 18, 2021.

Hilltop3800 South Broadway

Project: Three-story building comprised of 8 apartments above a 2,800 square foot commercial space• Construction continues.• La Chula Restaurant has leased commercial units 1-3 and

have plans to open later in 2021.

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Downing Lofts1190 East Hampden Avenue

Project: 28 townhomes, for sale units• Construction continues.

Starbucks5100 South Broadway• Construction continues.

The Hive on Broadway200 West Belleview Avenue

Project: Multi-Use Remodel• Construction continues.• Prospective tenant inquiries continue to be

considered by the owner; tenant finish plans have not been submitted.

3500 South Corona StreetProject: 44-unit for sale residential building.• Certificate of Occupancy issued June 4, 2021.

1280 East Hampden AvenueProject: 18 townhomes, for sale units• Construction continues.

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3525 - 3545 South Emerson Street

Project: 25 townhomes; for sale units• Construction continues.

Navajo Apartments4201 South Navajo Street

Project: 5-story, 146 residential units

• Construction continues.

3450 - 3460 South Corona StreetProject: 10 townhomes, for sale units• Certificates of Occupancy issued.

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Winslow Crane Apartments3002 South Huron Street

Project: 203 for-lease units, 12 three-story walkup buildings.

• Building permit application has been submitted.

3560 South Clarkson StreetProject: 114 residential units• Building Permit has been submitted.

1070 W HampdenProject: Proposed 303-unit, multi-residential project

• A PUD application has been submitted and is currently under review.

• A virtual neighborhood meeting was held April 8, 2021.

1375 E Hampden AvenueProject: Proposed 118-unit apartment building with structured parking.

• Demolition permit was issued June 8, 2021.

Swedish Medical Center501 East Hampden Avenue

Project: Five-story expansion; 115,371 sq. ft.

• Permits issued and site work has begun.

4747 South Santa Fe Drive – Formerly World of Tile• Plans have been submitted for review to convert space to JC

British Automotive Services.

110 East Centennial Avenue• Plans have been submitted for a new 5,000 square foot

commercial building.

3690 South Jason StreetProject: Proposed planned unit development for 68 for-sale residences• A PUD application has been submitted and is currently

under review.

3600 South Galapago StreetProject: Proposed planned unit development for 62 for-sale residences• A PUD application has been submitted and is currently

under review.

3601 South Huron StreetProject: Proposed planned unit development for 24 for-sale residences• A PUD application has been submitted and is currently

under review.

4901 South Broadway - Former Burger King• The property is under new ownership. The property owner

is completing a minor tenant finish, which does not require a permit. A tenant has not been disclosed.

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P L A N N I N G

Keep Englewood Beautiful• The Commission will be holding a clean-up at Belleview

Park on June 19, 2021. For more information about this event and to volunteer, visit www.engaged.englewoodco.gov/volunteer-program

Planning and Zoning Commission• The Commission reviewed and discussed the 2022 capital

improvement project budget and project list on May 4 and 18, 2021. Their recommendations will be forwarded to City Council for consideration.

• The Commission continues to review the Englewood Station/CityCenter zoning text amendments and rezoning. A virtual public hearing is scheduled for June 22, 2021.

Alliance for Commerce in Englewood (ACE)• At the June 9 meeting, the members voted 5-1 to

recommend City Council disband ACE and to further the city's partnership with the Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce.

Board of Adjustment and Appeals• There were no cases for the June 9, 2021 meeting.

Historic Preservation Commission• The Commission has been awarded a $15,000 grant from

the Colorado State Historic Fund to complete a city-wide historical structure survey.

• The Commission continues to work with the city's Neighborhood Resource Coordinator in identifying and mapping historic neighborhoods.

B O A R D S A N D C O M M I S S I O N S

E-Permitting• City staff is currently testing the second round of software

configuration for electronic permit submittals.

B U I L D I N G

Short Term Rentals• Approved STR Permits – 21• Properties ready for Inspection – 3• Inspections Completed / At Business License Phase – 3• Complete Applications Under Initial Review – 0• Applications requiring additional/revised info - 1• Board of Adjustment Waiver Applications: 2; 1 approved, 1

denied• Notice of Violation Update – To date, all properties that

have been issued NOV’s have come into compliance and have removed their property from STR websites. A total of 10 property owners have been issued summons (the most recent being issued April 2021). All 10 of the property owners whose cases have been referred to Code Enforcement have come into voluntary compliance.

CodeNext: Unified Development Code Update• The CodeNext steering committee interviewed two

consulting firms on May 25 to facilitate the project.• The CodeNext contract with Gould Evans will be presented at

the June 21 City Council meeting for approval.• COMING SOON: CodeNext Englewood Engaged. The

community will be able to follow this project, ask questions, provide comments, and much more!

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Virtual Career Fair• The city is co-hosting a virtual job fair with Metro Denver

Retail Partnership on Wednesday, June 16, 2021, 8:00 am - 11:00 am. Restaurant, lodging, hospitality and retail employers are encouraged to participate by registering here.

• Job seekers may register here.

Business Grants• Pending: La Chula Cocina Mexicana (formerly 4G’s

Mexican Restaurant), 3800 South Broadway, is interested in a Business Initiation Grant to support tenant finish expenses for their new location.

• Approved: Birdsall & Co., The Garden Boutique, 2870 South Broadway, was approved for a Business Acceleration Grant to support their expanding business.

• Pending: The Peace Place, 4300 South Broadway, was approved for a Business Initiation Grant to support tenant finish.

• Pending: Edward's Pipe & Tobacco, 3441 South Broadway, is interested in applying for a Business Initiation Grant to fund a four-season patio.

• Pending: Sweet Caroline Confections, 3843 South Broadway, is interested in a Business Acceleration Grant to support their expanding business.

• Pending: Lucky Horsehoe Customs, 4398 South Broadway, is interested in a Business Initiation Grant to support its new business.

• The Small Business Marketing and Consulting Services Grant closed to applications on May 27, 2021. A total of 58 businesses took advantage of this grant for a total expenditure of $58,000.

• The Non-Profit Grant closed to applications on May 27, 2021 with 12 organizations receiving a total of $34,000.

R E D E V E L O P M E N TEnglewood CityCenter SKB continues to work with city staff in planning the redevelopment of key portions of CityCenter. SKB was selected by the Council in 2020 as the city’s preferred master developer for the project. SKB and city staff are planning to schedule public outreach events regarding the CityCenter redevelopment planning later in the summer and early fall.

Former Weingarten Property & CityCenter Rezoning Staff also continues to coordinate with LNR Partners about their plans to sell the former Weingarten property (in red). LNR represents the bondholders that foreclosed on this property in 2018. Following City Council direction, City and LNR representatives have been negotiating a “Framework Agreement” which would define the steps for terminating the underlying ground lease (54 years left). Outright fee simple ownership would then be conveyed to third parties selected as a result of LNR’s marketing campaign to sell the property. SKB would also agree

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to purchase four key sub-parcels. Following final negotiations, the Framework Agreement is currently scheduled for City Council consideration on July 19, 2021.

The ground lease termination would encourage the redevelopment of a larger portion of CityCenter with a new mix of uses and densities. The city is coordinating a rezoning of the CityCenter area from PUD to MU-B-1 (the mixed-use zoning for the downtown area).

Downtown Development Authority On April 5, 2021, the City Council appointed six EDDA Board members from 13 applicants and on April 26, 2021, Council appointed Council member and Mayor Pro Tem, Othoniel Sierra, to serve as the Council member on the EDDA Board.

The EDDA Board members are:• Blake Calvert, Core Consultants, President• Amy Gallegos, Eye Logic, Owner• Brad Nixon, Nixon’s Coffee House, Owner• Diane Reinhard, Craig Hospital, VP Patient Care & Chief

Nursing Officer• Othoniel Sierra, Mayor Pro Tem and District 1 City Council

member.

• Hugo Weinberger, Situs Group, President• Erika Zierke, Englewood Grand

The Board met online for its first meeting on April 28. A number of items were reviewed and approved, including the Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Englewood. Officers were elected with Erika Zierke as President, Blake Calvert as Vice President and Brad Nixon as Treasurer. The Board also conducted a tax increment financing (TIF) study session on May 12.

The Board has expressed support for returning the EDDA long-term debt authorization ballot question to the district’s voters at the November 2021 election.

Hilarie Portell of Portell Works is serving as the interim Executive Director of the EDDA. Hilarie is coordinating all of the tasks required to establish the EDDA.

R E C O G N I T I O N

Erik Sampson, Planner II in Community Development, has been admitted to the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). The criteria for admission include education and professional experience requirements, as well as passing a written exam.

The entire planning team in Community Development (Wade Burkholder/Planning Manager, Brook Bell/Senior Planner, John Voboril/Senior Planner, Will Charles/Planner II, and Erik) have all achieved AICP admission. Department Director Brad Power is also an AICP member.

Congratulations Erik!