Planning and Zoning Commission - May 13, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Aurora Planning and Zoning Commission held a regular meeting on May 13, 2026, focusing primarily on several major land use and zoning proposals. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of a new master plan for the 960-acre Tributary development, which involved multiple zoning map amendments, design standards, and public infrastructure improvements. The commission also reviewed and approved a master plan amendment for the Cottonwood Creek development, addressing access, density, and oil and gas site reductions. Additionally, a conditional use permit and site plan for a motor vehicle fuel dispensing station with associated commercial uses in the Harmony area were considered amid significant public testimony both in support and opposition. The commission voted unanimously to approve the zoning amendments, master plan amendment, conditional use, and site plan, with conditions related to technical issue resolution and compliance with city codes. Discussions also touched on infrastructure commitments, including water service agreements and fire station planning, as well as community concerns about traffic, environmental impacts, and neighborhood character. The meeting concluded with administrative updates and planning for upcoming staff and commission events.