Summary
An application was brought forward to open a 17-bed residential treatment center for children on Mesa Verde Drive. The commission recommended denying the permit, agreeing with staff that the facility would bring too much activity and traffic for a quiet single-family neighborhood.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
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Surrounding single-family homeowners seeking to preserve neighborhood quiet and character.
The applicant and prospective youth residents seeking specialized residential care facilities.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Planning and Zoning Commission - Jun 10 2026
An application was brought forward to open a 17-bed residential treatment center for children on Mesa Verde Drive. The commission recommended denying the permit, agreeing with staff that the facility would bring too much activity and traffic for a quiet single-family neighborhood.
City Council & Planning and Zoning Commission Joint Meeting - May 26 2026
Residents are worried that a proposed 17-bed treatment facility in their neighborhood will bring safety risks, traffic, and noise. They are urging the city to deny the permit to protect the character of their quiet, family-friendly area.
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