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Jeffco Planning asks Hilltop Drive developer for a variety of changes - Vimarsana News

Jeffco Planning asks Hilltop Drive developer for a variety of changes

The ball is now in the developer’s court after Jefferson County Planning & Zoning has responded to a proposal to put 47 townhomes on the east end of Hilltop Drive that neighbors have been trying to stop because of safety concerns.

News briefs: New building proposed in downtown Evergreen, award for Evergreen Fire/Rescue, eventful weekend coming - Vimarsana News

News briefs: New building proposed in downtown Evergreen, award for Evergreen Fire/Rescue, eventful weekend coming

Downtown Evergreen may get a new building thanks to the Ross-Lewis Trust.

Foothills group protests to prod Jeffco to update short-term rental rules - Vimarsana News

Foothills group protests to prod Jeffco to update short-term rental rules

A group of foothills residents say Jefferson County is moving too slowly in revising its short-term rental requirements, and it hoped a peaceful protest outside the Jefferson County Courthouse would nudge officials to take action.

Residents trying to stop townhome development in Evergreen; developer says he will work with neighbors - Vimarsana News

Residents trying to stop townhome development in Evergreen; developer says he will work with neighbors

Residents living near Hilltop Drive in Evergreen are frustrated that they are hitting walls as they try to stop a multifamily development proposed at the end of the road because of wildfire-evacuation issues.

Foothills group wants input in Jeffco's revision of STR regulations - Vimarsana News

Foothills group wants input in Jeffco's revision of STR regulations

A group of foothills residents says Jefferson County’s current short-term rental requirements are inadequate and they want to help improve them.