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Fort Logan South Local Center

Share your thoughts on local retail options in Fort Logan South!

Neighborhood plans provide an opportunity to offer guidance what areas should look like if they redevelop. If the area around W Quincy Ave and S Lowell Blvd were to redevelop at some point in the next twenty years, which of the options below would you prefer that it look like? Your input will help inform the Far Southwest Area Plan. You can read and comment on the plan in its entirety or visit the project webpage for more information.
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JudyW Oct 12 2025 at 6:15PM on page 1

Definitely B. We want a development whose character is defined by the architecture and site plan/amenities not by parking lots.

JudyW Oct 12 2025 at 6:11PM on page 2

Agree. This area needs to be allowed to evolve. Walk to a restaurant! Love it.

maggiejuly Oct 11 2025 at 11:43AM on page 1

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Do NOT want to see anymore multi-family units at that intersection. It's already crowded enough and there don't appear to be any current plans to widen the road

maggiejuly Oct 11 2025 at 11:38AM on page 1

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Do not currently experience any physical barrier walking at the intersection and along the current shopping center at Quincy & Lowell

maggiejuly Oct 11 2025 at 11:36AM on page 1

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Although image B is more aesthetically pleasing, image A is preferred from a safety perspective. The buildings in image B would overshadow Quincy Avenue and in the winter time cause the road to be icy and slick. In addition, the buildings would create a blind spot at the intersection of Quincy & Lowell, causing more accidents than currently exist.

callieludwig13 Oct 11 2025 at 11:26AM on page 1

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I agree with the comment about Option B being more visually appealing as long as the buildings don’t prevent snow melt on the sidewalks.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:59PM on page 2

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Getting rid of this affordable housing (pink dashes) goes against Unlocking Housing Choices.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:58PM on page 2

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Don't change the primarily residential area to commercial (pink dashes) (x5).

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:57PM on page 2

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Please no upzoning.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:57PM on page 2

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Develop commercial with housing above it starting on the second floor.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:56PM on page 1

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I have concerns that any additional development would increase property values and taxes for nearby residents. It would also bring additional traffic to the area.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:55PM on page 1

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Image A means parking is located further away from residential areas, which is a plus.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:54PM on page 1

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I prefer Image A (x6).

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:53PM on page 1

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I like B more than A if buildings were set back a little more. I have concerns that shadows from buildings in the winter would prevent ice and snow from melting, and buildings too close to the sidewalk would obstruct sight lines at the intersection, making it unsafe.

FSWPlan Oct 9 2025 at 4:52PM on page 1

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Visually B is more appealing. Are there considerations for winter weather on Quincy that make it more safe?
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