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The property shown above is located at at 6655 W Yale and directly abuts Thraemoor in the Park.
It is an 11.43 acre parcel zoned for single-family homes on 1 acre lots (R-1-43).
The Layton Construction Company has asked for the property to be rezoned to multifamily (R-MF).
The city planner meeting host stated the zoning change would allow building up to the property line that abuts Thraemoor in the Park which is sometimes referred to as zero-lot-line construction.
A zero minimum setback is allowed for the side of a building and a 5 foot minimum setback is required for the rear of a building under R-MF zoning.
Layton has stated they may build townhomes or instead may build anything else permitted by the requested zoning change.
The neighborhood meeting held March 12, 2026 was required.
A hearing by the Lakewood Planning Commission will also be required.
A final vote by City Council will also be required.
If the zoning change is not opposed by any community members, it is likely to be approved because Lakewood is very pro-development. If anyone desires to challenge the requested zoning change, consulting an attorney to clarify all options may improve your chance of success.
This is Project #ZP25-0014. Project documents are available in Lakewood’s eTrakit system. You need a free account to login. Please access eTrakit for the most current documents and status of the project.
Lakewoodspeaks.org may also have project information posted by the city.
Possible Use-By-Right land uses under zoning change to R-MF:
Single-Family Dwelling Unit
Duplex
Attached Dwelling Unit
Multifamily Dwelling Unit
Group Home (1 – 8 client residents)
Group Residential Facility
Day Care Facility, Child or Adult
Horticulture
Community Building
Park
Religious Institution
School, Public or Private
Transportation Facility, Public
Utility Facility, Minor
Wireless Communications Facility
Stealth
New Freestanding Structure ≤ 60 ft. in height.
Allowed with Special Use Permit:
Wind-Powered Electric Generator, Freestanding
Wireless Communications Facility
New Freestanding Structure > 60 ft. in height.
Bed and Breakfast
Utility Facility, Major
Temporary Use, Long/Short Term
Home Business, Major
These policies are believed to be current as of February 2026 and are presented for your convenience and education. They will open in a new browser tab or window.
Most Colorado HOAs or owner associations (including condominium associations) are required to have ten written policies – nine of which are mandated by CCIOA, plus one additional policy required under Colorado consumer protection and cybersecurity statutes.
More info on the legally required policies at: https://www.ochhoalaw.com/governance-and-other-policies-required-for-most-colorado-hoas/
It is not known if the adjacent HOA is in compliance with the legal requirements pertaining to these Colorado HOA required policies.
Therefore, if you have questions, please contact the adjacent HOA and/or ask an attorney.
2022 Collections Agreement Executed
EXECUTED POLICIES FULL PKG
FINAL Renewable Energy Policy
TMP – April 2020 Executed Policies Full Package
TMP – Form – Inspection and Copying of Association Records Agreement
TMP HOA Policies 04 2020
TMP – Resolution – Billing of Water Bills
TMP – Resolution – Insurance of Structures on Lots
TMP – Resolution – Leasing, Rental and Tenant Screening.pdf
TMP – Resolution – Painting Exterior Townhome Units
TMP – Rules & Regs September 2020
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The property shown above is located at at 6655 W Yale and directly abuts Thraemoor in the Park.
It is an 11.43 acre parcel zoned for single-family homes on 1 acre lots (R-1-43).
The Layton Construction Company has asked for the property to be rezoned to multifamily (R-MF).
The city planner meeting host stated the zoning change would allow building up to the property line that abuts Thraemoor in the Park which is sometimes referred to as zero-lot-line construction.
A zero minimum setback is allowed for the side of a building and a 5 foot minimum setback is required for the rear of a building under R-MF zoning.
Layton has stated they may build townhomes or instead may build anything else permitted by the requested zoning change.
The neighborhood meeting held March 12, 2026 was required.
A hearing by the Lakewood Planning Commission will also be required.
A final vote by City Council will also be required.
If the zoning change is not opposed by any community members, it is likely to be approved because Lakewood is very pro-development. If anyone desires to challenge the requested zoning change, consulting an attorney to clarify all options may improve your chance of success.
This is Project #ZP25-0014. Project documents are available in Lakewood’s eTrakit system. You need a free account to login. Please access eTrakit for the most current documents and status of the project.
Lakewoodspeaks.org may also have project information posted by the city.
Possible Use-By-Right land uses under zoning change to R-MF:
Single-Family Dwelling Unit
Duplex
Attached Dwelling Unit
Multifamily Dwelling Unit
Group Home (1 – 8 client residents)
Group Residential Facility
Day Care Facility, Child or Adult
Horticulture
Community Building
Park
Religious Institution
School, Public or Private
Transportation Facility, Public
Utility Facility, Minor
Wireless Communications Facility
Stealth
New Freestanding Structure ≤ 60 ft. in height.Allowed with Special Use Permit:
Wind-Powered Electric Generator, Freestanding
Wireless Communications Facility
New Freestanding Structure > 60 ft. in height.Bed and Breakfast
Utility Facility, Major
Temporary Use, Long/Short Term
Home Business, Major - Non-HOA (6 units)
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- Adjacent HOA (63 units)
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- Adjacent HOA Policies
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These policies are believed to be current as of February 2026 and are presented for your convenience and education. They will open in a new browser tab or window.
Most Colorado HOAs or owner associations (including condominium associations) are required to have ten written policies – nine of which are mandated by CCIOA, plus one additional policy required under Colorado consumer protection and cybersecurity statutes.
More info on the legally required policies at: https://www.ochhoalaw.com/governance-and-other-policies-required-for-most-colorado-hoas/
It is not known if the adjacent HOA is in compliance with the legal requirements pertaining to these Colorado HOA required policies.
Therefore, if you have questions, please contact the adjacent HOA and/or ask an attorney.
2022 Collections Agreement Executed
EXECUTED POLICIES FULL PKG
FINAL Renewable Energy Policy
TMP – April 2020 Executed Policies Full Package
TMP – Form – Inspection and Copying of Association Records Agreement
TMP HOA Policies 04 2020
TMP – Resolution – Billing of Water Bills
TMP – Resolution – Insurance of Structures on Lots
TMP – Resolution – Leasing, Rental and Tenant Screening.pdf
TMP – Resolution – Painting Exterior Townhome Units
TMP – Rules & Regs September 2020