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12511 GOODSON RD

Agricultural structure AG2623 No longer in review

30' x 32' Pole Barn -- 960 square foot structure. Shelter for livestock, storage for feed and equipment related for care, raising and maintenance of livestock. 4 bents (metal trusses) with 12 @ true 6" x 6" posts. Monolithic concrete pour for flooring. Single roll up door for livestock, feed and equipment. Single dutch door for entry. Two small windows.

Location
12511 GOODSON RD COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80908
Jurisdiction
El Paso County
Applicant
James H., Jr., and Mary K. Appleyard James Appleyard
Land owner (assessor)
APPLEYARD JAMES H JR & APPLEYARD MARY K
County project manager
Marcella Maes
Filed
Jul 15, 2026
Parcel
5212003004
Map
Parcel boundaries: Colorado public parcel data · Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
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Source record
El Paso County EDARP file

Documents (3)

Site Plan DrawingapprovedJul 20, 2026
Sturdi-Wall SW66reviewJul 15, 2026
Site Plan DrawingreviewJul 15, 2026

Agency review comments (2)

Comments returned by referral agencies during review, from the county's public EDARP file. Some agencies attach a letter instead of (or alongside) written comments.

PCD Project ManagerAug 12, 2026
30' x 32' Pole Barn -- 960 square foot structure. Shelter for livestock, storage for feed and equipment related for care, raising and maintenance of livestock. 4 bents (metal trusses) with 12 @ true 6" x 6" posts. Monolithic concrete pour for flooring. Single roll up door for livestock, feed and equipment. Single dutch door for entry. Two small windows.
Falcon Fire Protection DistrictAug 12, 2026
Please make sure you follow the Colorado State Forest Service guidelines for wildfire mitigation around the new structure. No other comments. Curtis L. Kauffman Fire Prevention Division Lieutenant/Fire Marshal

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