New City Market Grocery Store Application
Status: Application review in Process
The Town of Buena Vista Development Review Team is in the process of reviewing a proposal for a new City Market grocery store located adjacent the NW Corner of N HWY 24 and Crossman Avenue. The property is approximately 6 acres, and the retail grocery store building is proposed to be 60,000 sf.
This project is subject to a public hearing and notice process. Neighbors that are interested in the project are encouraged to attend and/or provide written feedback. Please note that projects in review have not yet been approved.
Below, find the application file, information on the review process and upcoming meeting dates.
Project Summary:
Project Number: PZ 25-024
Location: Adjacent NW corner of N Hwy 24 & Crossman Ave
Existing Use: Vacant
Proposed Use: Retail Grocery Store and Fueling Station
Vacant Lot Location Looking East
Description:
The proposed development encompasses the following key components:
1. Grocery Store: A +/-60,000 square foot grocery store designed to meet the diverse needs of the local population, featuring a wide selection of fresh produce, meats, and other essential products.
2. Online Grocery Pickup: Seven (7) online order pickup lanes are provided to provide customers a convenient alternative to in-store shopping.
3. Retail Fuel Station: A 4 MPD (multi-product dispenser) retail fuel station to provide convenient fueling options for customers and further support the retail components of the project.
4. Drive-Thru Pharmacy: A pharmacy is proposed within the grocery store and a drive-thru window shall be provided to give customers additional pick-up options to support the grocery store operations.
The proposed development includes enhancements aimed at improving local traffic circulation and pedestrian safety, notably through a new signalized intersection on U.S. Highway 24 and Farwell and dedicated private drive improvements. Additionally, the westerly leg of Farwell is proposed to extend along the northern edge of the property line (to include an existing 20’ wide public alley) to provide ample circulation for delivery vehicles and retail traffic. Additional access points into the subject property include a right-in, right-out and full movement access off U.S. Highway 24. Access from Crossman Avenue to the south is provided via two full movement access points utilizing existing public right-of-way.
Vicinity Map:
Image of Vicinity Map Arial Photo:
Image of Aerial Photo
Project Files:
City Market Strategic Overview Plans
Process and Timeline: The project is still in the very early stages of review. Prior to presenting the plan publicly, the applicant must complete sufficient review to ensure the proposal meets Town standards.
Step 1: Complete at least 2 rounds of Development Review
Step 2: Planning and Zoning Commission - Public Hearing
Applicants are encouraged to incorporate feedback received throughout the public hearing process, where feasible.
If you have questions or feedback you don't have to wait for a meeting to be heard, you may submit your questions or feedback now through the comment submission form. Frequently asked questions will be collected and responded to at the bottom of this page.
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Planning Commission
Hearing Date:
TBDAs part of the public hearing process, applicants must present their proposal to Planning and Zoning Commission. Planning and Zoning Commission will review the proposal, relative to the findings of the Unified Development Code, and make a determination to approve, approve with conditions or deny the request.
All interested parties may appear and speak on the matter at the public hearing and/or file written comments with the Planning Division at least one week in advance of the hearing.
How will I be notified?
Applicants must provide 15-day notice of the public hearings by:
- Mailing notices to property owners within a 300 ft radius of the property
- Posting notice signs in prominent locations along the right-of-way
The Town provides 15-day notice by publishing notice of public hearing in the Chaffee County Times. The Town will also provide 15-day notice by posting notice on the Town's MY-BV website
DISCLAIMER
Please note that this page is not intended to fully detail the project and review process but highlight key information and important dates. Please check back for future updates.
New City Market Grocery Store Application
Status: Application review in Process
The Town of Buena Vista Development Review Team is in the process of reviewing a proposal for a new City Market grocery store located adjacent the NW Corner of N HWY 24 and Crossman Avenue. The property is approximately 6 acres, and the retail grocery store building is proposed to be 60,000 sf.
This project is subject to a public hearing and notice process. Neighbors that are interested in the project are encouraged to attend and/or provide written feedback. Please note that projects in review have not yet been approved.
Below, find the application file, information on the review process and upcoming meeting dates.
Project Summary:
Project Number: PZ 25-024
Location: Adjacent NW corner of N Hwy 24 & Crossman Ave
Existing Use: Vacant
Proposed Use: Retail Grocery Store and Fueling Station
Vacant Lot Location Looking East
Description:
The proposed development encompasses the following key components:
1. Grocery Store: A +/-60,000 square foot grocery store designed to meet the diverse needs of the local population, featuring a wide selection of fresh produce, meats, and other essential products.
2. Online Grocery Pickup: Seven (7) online order pickup lanes are provided to provide customers a convenient alternative to in-store shopping.
3. Retail Fuel Station: A 4 MPD (multi-product dispenser) retail fuel station to provide convenient fueling options for customers and further support the retail components of the project.
4. Drive-Thru Pharmacy: A pharmacy is proposed within the grocery store and a drive-thru window shall be provided to give customers additional pick-up options to support the grocery store operations.
The proposed development includes enhancements aimed at improving local traffic circulation and pedestrian safety, notably through a new signalized intersection on U.S. Highway 24 and Farwell and dedicated private drive improvements. Additionally, the westerly leg of Farwell is proposed to extend along the northern edge of the property line (to include an existing 20’ wide public alley) to provide ample circulation for delivery vehicles and retail traffic. Additional access points into the subject property include a right-in, right-out and full movement access off U.S. Highway 24. Access from Crossman Avenue to the south is provided via two full movement access points utilizing existing public right-of-way.
Vicinity Map:
Image of Vicinity Map Arial Photo:
Image of Aerial Photo
Project Files:
City Market Strategic Overview Plans
Process and Timeline: The project is still in the very early stages of review. Prior to presenting the plan publicly, the applicant must complete sufficient review to ensure the proposal meets Town standards.
Step 1: Complete at least 2 rounds of Development Review
Step 2: Planning and Zoning Commission - Public Hearing
Applicants are encouraged to incorporate feedback received throughout the public hearing process, where feasible.
If you have questions or feedback you don't have to wait for a meeting to be heard, you may submit your questions or feedback now through the comment submission form. Frequently asked questions will be collected and responded to at the bottom of this page.
Image of Review Process
Planning Commission
Hearing Date:
TBDAs part of the public hearing process, applicants must present their proposal to Planning and Zoning Commission. Planning and Zoning Commission will review the proposal, relative to the findings of the Unified Development Code, and make a determination to approve, approve with conditions or deny the request.
All interested parties may appear and speak on the matter at the public hearing and/or file written comments with the Planning Division at least one week in advance of the hearing.
How will I be notified?
Applicants must provide 15-day notice of the public hearings by:
- Mailing notices to property owners within a 300 ft radius of the property
- Posting notice signs in prominent locations along the right-of-way
The Town provides 15-day notice by publishing notice of public hearing in the Chaffee County Times. The Town will also provide 15-day notice by posting notice on the Town's MY-BV website
DISCLAIMER
Please note that this page is not intended to fully detail the project and review process but highlight key information and important dates. Please check back for future updates.