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The overall theme of the project is to create a mixed use activity center that will attract local residents to its locally owned or otherwise desirable eateries and retail outlets, professional offices and residential opportunities. The park-like setting for the project provides a unique offering of attractions for visitors to the area that complement the land uses and contribute to the vibrancy, economic vitality, and local character of the area. The overall Civic Center Master Plan suggests a neighborhood reflecting the values and expectations of Broomfield.
Based on community input and focus groups, the plans generally propose:
A substantially enlarged Community Park Pond wrapping around the Library and Auditorium towards First Avenue,
Extensive plaza and walking areas including outdoor dining, entertainment areas, and public art,
Approximately 50,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses, a 100 room inn, 22 row-houses,
Approximately 365 dwelling units including opportunities for affordable housing,
A re-purposing of the Safeway building into 25,000 square feet of retail area, 15,000 square feet of co-working space, 10,000 square feet of community space and 10,000 square feet of common area.
The overall theme of the project is to create a mixed use activity center that will attract local residents to its locally owned or otherwise desirable eateries and retail outlets, professional offices and residential opportunities. The park-like setting for the project provides a unique offering of attractions for visitors to the area that complement the land uses and contribute to the vibrancy, economic vitality, and local character of the area. The overall Civic Center Master Plan suggests a neighborhood reflecting the values and expectations of Broomfield.
Based on community input and focus groups, the plans generally propose:
A substantially enlarged Community Park Pond wrapping around the Library and Auditorium towards First Avenue,
Extensive plaza and walking areas including outdoor dining, entertainment areas, and public art,
Approximately 50,000 square feet of retail and restaurant uses, a 100 room inn, 22 row-houses,
Approximately 365 dwelling units including opportunities for affordable housing,
A re-purposing of the Safeway building into 25,000 square feet of retail area, 15,000 square feet of co-working space, 10,000 square feet of community space and 10,000 square feet of common area.
Please see the most recent Broomfield Town Square neighborhood meeting and then use the forum below to provide feedback on the project.
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Broomfield Town Square Development is currently at this stage
The City and County of Broomfield and the Broomfield Town Square Alliance, LLC, working in partnership to develop the Broomfield Town Square (formerly the Civic Center), hosted a virtual public meeting to share and receive public input on the proposed development and particularly on the conceptual renderings of the proposed buildings planned along the east side of Main Street.
Link here to sample images of one-story homes across from four-story homes. This is in response to a comment/request under "Tell Us What You Think."
May 26, 2020 Concept Review Meeting
this is an upcoming stage for Broomfield Town Square Development
A concept application was submitted for the Broomfield Town Center (Civic Center) development. This concept review provides initial site layout and design guidelines. The conceptual proposal was presented to the City Council on Tuesday, May 26, 2020.
Councilmembers approve Redevelopment and Reimbursement Agreement (Nov. 2019)
this is an upcoming stage for Broomfield Town Square Development
At Tuesday's (Nov. 12) City Council Meeting, councilmembers approved and authorized the execution of a Redevelopment and Reimbursement Agreement with Broomfield Town Square Alliance LLC, in connection with the Civic Center Project (view the memo).
Civic Center Community Meeting (June 2018)
this is an upcoming stage for Broomfield Town Square Development
