Lions Den Subdivision
- Location
- 12120 CASEY LN, 80908
- Jurisdiction
- El Paso County
- Applicant
- Whitehead Engineering, LLC David Whitehead; Whitehead Engineering, LLC Owners Rep Greg Bodie
- Land owner (assessor)
- LIONS DEN TRUST
- County project manager
- Ryan Howser
- Filed
- Mar 5, 2025
- Parcel
- 6213000006
- Map
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Parcel boundaries: Colorado public parcel data · Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
- Area map
- See all Tri-Lakes projects on the map
- Source record
- El Paso County EDARP file
Documents (25)
Agency review comments (56)
County Attorney - Waterreview 2Jul 31, 2026
The Water Supply Information Summary lists that the water source for this project will be from the Dawson aquifer. The Water Resource Report on page 2 states that the wells yet to be constructed will be out of the Denver aquifer. Please clarify the water source for all 7 wells.
If the 6 of the 7 wells will draw from the Denver aquifer, please update the Water Supply Information Summary and upload the Augmentation Plan for the Denver that is referenced in paragraph 21 of the Decree and Augmentation Plan (21CW3068). “This plan for augmentation does not cover depletions associated with diversion in the Denver or Arapahoe aquifers. If Applicant would like to divert its entitlements in the Denver and Arapahoe aquifers, it must do so under a separate future decreed augmentation plan.” After the above has been clarified and a letter from the Colorado Division of Water Resources has been received showing adequate supply, our office will begin review.
El Paso County Conservation Distreview 2Jul 29, 2026
The El Paso County Conservation District has reviewed this application and we have the following comments:
Looking at this application, it appears that there is not construction or dirt work that will be done by the applicant, since these lots will be off of an existing roadway. As such, we see no conservation issues with this plan at this point.
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We would like to request that the following information passed on to buyers as they purchase these lots, as these will be our standard recommendations for each home that gets built. This way those new landowners can ensure they are following these recommendations and can come prepared when they submit their building/site plans down the road, speeding up their process through the application process.
1) Erosion controls/Revegetation plans
A) Disturbed areas not being built on should be mulched and revegetated within 45 days of disturbance using plant/grass species native and/or naturalized to El Paso County, weather depending.
B) Disturbed areas be either: mulched after seeding with either weed-free hay or straw mulch at approximately 5,000 lbs per acre; Or approx. 1-2" of wood mulch coverage of these disturbed areas made from forest mitigation work and tree clearing on site; Or areas that are not suitable for revegetation such as driveways, parking areas (if not going to be paved), or safety areas around buildings should have a 1-2" thick layer of crushed rock, road base, or gravel to assist in preventing having exposed soil that would be prone to wind/runoff erosion concerns.
C) For areas being replanted with natural grass, consider using the El Paso County Conservation District’s Native Shotgun Mix (available at EPCCD.org) for reseeding, which is well suited to soils present on this site and is comprised of 100% native and naturalized grass species.
2) Firewise, Fire Risk, and Forest Health
The project site is located in a heavily forested and overgrown area of Black Forest that carries an elevated wildfire risk, particularly given the properties are located off Shoup, one of the only major roadways on the west side of the Black Forest area, which is essential for egress in emergencies. EPCCD has a strong commitment to forest health and fire safety, so we would like to see the following implemented to assist with these issues:
A) Vegetation management consistent with Firewise principles, including clearing trees and brush within approximately 35 feet of the proposed building. Trees should also be cleared to approximately 15 feet from the centerline on each side of all driveways, which is critical for safe emergency vehicle access and for faster emergency egress of residence in the event of a wildfire.
B) Thinning forested areas within 35–100 feet beyond the proposed building (as recommended by Firewise practices) to approximately 40–60 trees per acre, reflecting a healthy Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir forest density based on U.S. Forest Service and Colorado State Forest Service guidance. This also supports improved fire resilience, wildlife habitat, and visual quality consistent with the El Paso County Master Plan for this area.
C) During other forestry work/clearing work, we highly recommend the applicant should have a forestry contractor assess the remaining areas of the property for bark beetle, ips beetle, or dwarf mistletoe infestations and work to remove affected areas within 2 years of the start of the project to support long-term forest health. Mistletoe is very prevalent among many properties in this area of Black Forest and known pine beetle infestations are also noted in nearby areas as well per data from the Colorado State Forest Service.
D) Forestry contractors should be trained to identify nests of protected bird species (such as owls, hawks, and eagles), with avoidance of active nest trees where present. The highest risk period to be aware of for this is in the spring to early summer months, so planning around this is highly advisable
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For any questions, please feel free to contact the EPCCD at 719-600-4706 or Will Vogl - Board VP at Will@EPCCD.org
PCD Engineering Divisionreview 2Jul 28, 2026
DPW Engineering review2 has comments on the following documents
- Construction Drawings
- FAE
- Final Plat Drawings
- Drainage Report
- Closures
- Deviation Request
- Letter of Intent
Review by
Bret Dilts, PE
bretdilts@elpasoco.com
719-520-6864
County Attorney - Development Reviewreview 2Jul 28, 2026
County Attorney comments from 9/11/25 regarding SIA remain unaddressed.
Reviewed by: Erika Keech, Sr. County Attorney, erikakeech2@elpasoco.com
PCD Project Managerreview 2Jul 28, 2026
Review 2: PCD Planning Division comments have been provided (in green) on the following uploaded documents:
- Application
- Final Plat
- Letter of Intent
- Natural Features Report
Additionally, please provide the following documents with the next submittal:
- Wastewater Disposal Report
- Site Plan Drawing (illustrating the existing house and demonstrating how it meets all dimensional standards and setbacks after the subdivision)
- US Fish & Wildlife Clearance Letter for Preble's Jumping Mouse
Colorado Geological Surveyreview 2Jul 27, 2026
As requested by the county (email, July 7, 2026), the Colorado Geological Survey (CGS) has reviewed the submittal (File SF2525, located at 39.0097, -104.7322). Resubmittal documents for our review included a Plat Drawing (Barron Land, June 23, 2026), Letter of Intent (Whitehead Engineering, LLC, undated), Soils and Geology Study (Entech Engineering, Revised May 11, 2026), and other documents. In the soils and geology study, Entech identifies potentially expansive soils, seasonally wet and potentially seasonally wet areas, areas of erosion, areas of downslope creep, potentially unstable slopes, and the potential for elevated radon levels in their geologic interpretation. We offer the following comments and recommendations.
1. Entech reports evidence of shallow groundwater in Test Pit No. 2 at a depth of approximately 4 feet. Although Entech states (page 3) that "Groundwater is not anticipated to affect shallow foundations in the majority of the site," basement feasibility has not been evaluated. Note 10 of the Final Plat states, "No basements are allowed unless the engineer provides site-specific data about any problems expected with the groundwater fluctuation." CGS recommends that groundwater monitoring be conducted through spring, summer, fall, and winter to characterize seasonal groundwater fluctuations, as site-specific geotechnical investigations typically reflect groundwater conditions only at the time of drilling. If a groundwater monitoring program is not completed, CGS recommends that basements not be permitted.
2. The site is not located within a FEMA-designated 100-year floodplain. However, a tributary of Kettle Creek and several minor drainage swales traverse the property, and Entech observed groundwater during the field investigation. CGS agrees with Entech's conclusion (page 8) that these areas can generally be avoided during development or appropriately regraded to direct drainage away from proposed structures and soil treatment areas. The Final Plat appropriately includes a no-build area and erosion easement.
3. Note 9 of the Final Plat contains a general statement regarding site soil and geologic conditions. CGS recommends revising the note to reference Entech's Soils and Geology Study and identify the site-specific geologic hazards and constraints, the lots affected where applicable, and the recommended mitigation measures.
Comments uploaded to El Paso County Development Application Review by Amy Crandall, P.E., Engineering Geologist (acrandall@mines.edu) on 7/27/2026
EPC Stormwater Reviewreview 2Jul 23, 2026
Review 2: EPC DPW Stormwater comments have been resolved on the following documents:
- Drainage Report
- PCM Applicability Form
EPC DPW Stormwater has no further comments. EPC Project Manager: no re-review necessary.
Reviewed by:
Glenn Reese, P.E.
Principal Engineer - Stormwater
719.675.2654
GlennReese@elpasoco.com
EPC Parks Departmentreview 2Jul 21, 2026
El Paso County Parks staff has reviewed this project and has attached comments for the second review.
Thank you!
Ashlyn Mathy
Parks Planner
Park Planning Division
El Paso County Parks Department
ashlynmathy@elpasoco.com
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.review 2Jul 21, 2026
See previous comment letter dated 9/16/2025
Black Forest Fire Protection Districtreview 2Jul 14, 2026
BFFR is the Authority Having Jurisdiction for fire protection and emergency response. The submitted fire commitment letter is dated **2021** and is outdated. A renewed fire commitment letter shall be obtained from BFFR prior to final approval. The Fire Protection Plan also contains outdated information describing BFFR, BFFR is currently a **career fire department operating from two stations**.
Fire apparatus access shall comply with the currently adopted **International Fire Code**, including **IFC Section 503**, applicable appendices, and BFFR standards. Access roads shall provide an approved all-weather driving surface, adequate unobstructed width, minimum vertical clearance of 13 feet 6 inches, approved grade, turning radius, and load-bearing capacity for BFFR apparatus, including engines, ambulances, brush apparatus, and water tenders.
The submitted roadway plans show improvements to the Casey Lane cul-de-sac with an improved turnaround surface of approximately **100 feet in diameter**. This appears to meet the intent of IFC fire apparatus turnaround requirements, provided it is constructed as submitted and maintained for emergency access. BFFR is not requiring a separate turnaround resubmittal at this time if the approved plans are constructed as shown. However, the submitted Fire Protection Plan describes Casey Lane as a dirt-base road. A dirt-only road surface does not meet BFFR fire apparatus access standards unless improved or certified as an all-weather surface capable of supporting fire apparatus during wet, snow, and freeze/thaw conditions.
The submitted plans also show a proposed **30,000-gallon cistern**, **60-foot by 70-foot cistern/access easement**, **30-foot by 80-foot gravel access/turnaround**, proposed dry hydrant to fire district specifications, and bollard protection. The proposed 30,000-gallon cistern meets BFFR’s minimum rural fire water supply volume, provided the cistern, dry hydrant, access, signage, bollards, connection, maintenance, and inspection requirements are completed to BFFR standards and accepted by final inspection.
The submitted Fire Protection Plan references existing hydrants and cisterns in the area. BFFR notes that there are updated hydrants and water supply points in the greater response area, and any fire protection narrative should reflect current water supply information. However, if the proposed on-site 30,000-gallon cistern is the intended primary fire water supply, BFFR will review the project based on that submitted cistern design and final field acceptance.
If the applicant intends to rely on any cistern, hydrant, or private water source not owned by the applicant, subdivision, HOA, or responsible maintenance entity, written permission shall be provided. Use of a private or HOA-owned cistern shall not be assumed without written authorization identifying access rights, permission for fire department use, ownership, maintenance responsibility, and inspection responsibility.
Future residential driveways shall be reviewed at building permit. Driveways shall comply with IFC and BFFR requirements, including all-weather surface, width, vertical clearance, grade, load capacity, turnouts where required, and approved turnaround where required. Addressing shall be clearly visible from Casey Lane and maintained for emergency response.
The project is located within the Black Forest wildland-urban interface area. All future structures, accessory buildings, and site improvements shall comply with the adopted Colorado Wildland Urban Interface / Wildfire Resiliency Code, adopted building code, adopted International Fire Code, and BFFR requirements in effect at the time of building permit.
BFFR recommends **approval with conditions**. Final approval is contingent upon renewal of the fire commitment letter, correction of outdated BFFR information, construction and acceptance of the Casey Lane turnaround as submitted, construction and acceptance of the proposed 30,000-gallon cistern and dry hydrant system to BFFR standards, verification of all-weather fire apparatus access, written permission for any non-owned water source, and compliance with IFC, WUI, addressing, driveway, and BFFR requirements.
County Attorney - Waterreview 1Sep 18, 2025
Please upload a Water Supply Information Summary that breaks down the irrigation and watering of livestock separately. Please update the WSIS and Water Resources Report to name the same water source (aquifer). Currently they conflict.
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.review 1Sep 17, 2025
See attached comment letter.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
As indicated by the project engineer, the next review will be conducted as a first review.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Soils and Geology Report.
Because the document submitted had live signatures, the document can not be marked up or returned. On your next submittal you will have to make certain the document is not protected.
The wrong parcel sized is used in the document.
Provide a map which shows potential building sites and two OWTS sites per lot.
Provide a map showing the areas of all hazards and constraints.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comment on Wildland Fire and Hazard Mitigation Report.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Water Supply Information Summary.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Water Resources Report.
Also, please make certain all references to parcel size match that of the legal description.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on PBMP Applicability Form.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Natural Features Report.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Letter of Intent.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Legal Description.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Fire Protection Report.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Final Plat Drawings.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Financial Assurance Estimate.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Electric Provider Commitment Letter
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Drainage Report
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Construction Drawings.
PCD Project Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Please see comments on Application
Parks Advisory Boardreview 1Sep 12, 2025
El Paso County Parks Department, Final Comments - Please See Attached Documents (Administrative Comments - No Park Advisory Board endorsement necessary)
EPC Parks Departmentreview 1Sep 12, 2025
El Paso County Parks Department, Final Comments - Please See Attached Documents (Administrative Comments - No Park Advisory Board endorsement necessary)
PCD Engineering Divisionreview 1Sep 12, 2025
DPW Engineering review 1 has comments on the following documents
- Construction Drawings
- FAE
- Final Plat Drawings
- Drainage Report
- Closures
Please submit a deviation request due to the length of the cul-de-sac exceeding ECM thresholds. The local fire department will need to provide written endorsement with the deviation for approval.
Due to the volume and complexity of the comments provided herein, additional comments may be generated on the next submittal.
Review by
Bret Dilts, PE
bretdilts@elpasoco.com
719-520-6864
EPC Fire and Wildfire Program Managerreview 1Sep 12, 2025
Fire Safety and Wildfire Mitigation Program comments have been placed on the following documents:
- Wildland Fire and Hazard Mitigation Report
- Fire Protection Report
- Final Plat Drawings
Roland Peterson
Fire Safety and Wildfire Mitigation Program Manager
Planning & Community Development
719.520.6075
rolandpeterson@elpasoco.com
EPC Stormwater Reviewreview 1Sep 11, 2025
Review 1: EPC DPW Stormwater comments have been provided (in orange text boxes) on the following uploaded document (To be uploaded by Project Manager or DS Engineer):
- Drainage Report
- PCM Applicability Form
Since the soil disturbance proposed with this project is <1 ac, all documents listed below are not required with this project and will be removed from the next EDARP Submittal Request.
- ESQCP
- GEC Plan
- GEC Checklist
- SWMP
- SWMP Checklist
Reviewed by:
Glenn Reese, P.E.
Principal Engineer - Stormwater
719.675.2654
GlennReese@elpasoco.com
Zachary Jannusch
Associate Engineer - Stormwater
719.500.3170
ZacharyJannusch@elpasoco.com
County Attorney - Development Reviewreview 1Sep 11, 2025
Please use the attached template for the Subdivision Improvements Agreement and resubmit it in Word. Please also note the form of collateral that is chosen.
Reviewed by: Erika Keech, Senior County Attorney, erikakeech2@elpasoco.com.
Colorado Geological Surveyreview 1Sep 11, 2025
As requested by the county (email, August 22, 2025), the Colorado Geological Survey (CGS) has reviewed the submittal (File SF2525, located at 39.0097, -104.7322). Documents for our review included a Plat Drawing (Eagle Land Surveying, Inc., July 25, 2025), Letter of Intent (Whitehead Engineering, LLC, undated), Soils and Geology Study (Entech Engineering, August 15, 2025), and other documents. In the soils and geology study, Entech identifies potentially expansive soils, seasonally wet and potentially seasonally wet areas, areas of erosion, areas of downslope creep, potentially unstable slopes, and the potential for elevated radon levels in their geologic interpretation. Entech’s characterization of the geology and geological hazards within the site is valid. We offer the following comments and recommendations.
1. Entech reports evidence of shallow groundwater in Test Pit No. 2 at a depth as shallow as 4 feet. Entech states (page 3), “Groundwater is not anticipated to affect shallow foundations in the majority of the site.” However, basement feasibility has not been determined. CGS recommends a plat note that no basements are allowed unless the engineer provides site-specific data about any problems expected with groundwater fluctuations (Engineering Criteria Manual (ECM) C.2 Geologic Hazards Report F. 5). A four-season monitoring program is a reliable way to determine groundwater fluctuations, as site-specific soil investigations are typically limited to data from the month of drilling.
2. The site does not contain a designed FEMA floodplain; however, a tributary of Kettle Creek and several minor drainage swales were observed within the site, and Entech observed water during their site investigation. We agree with Entech (page 8), “Due to the size of the lots these areas can either be avoided, or regraded and redirected around proposed structures or proposed soil treatment area.” An erosional setback (minimum of 30 feet) should be established for drainages and noted on the plat.
3. A plat note referencing Entech’s report and listing the geologic hazards/constraints and mitigation measures should be included in the plat.
4. The geologic conditions at this site will require some mitigation, as discussed by Entech. Entech recommends (page 5) “A minimum 30-foot setback is recommended from the crest of the potentially unstable slopes.” This setback should be shown on the plat.
Comments uploaded to El Paso County Development Application Review by Amy Crandall, P.E., Engineering Geologist (acrandall@mines.edu) on 9/11/2025
Colorado Springs Public Worksreview 1Sep 10, 2025
EDRD has no comments on this item.
Reviewed by Hao Vo,
hao.vo@coloradosprings.gov
Pikes Peak Regional Building Departmentreview 1Sep 9, 2025
Enumerations has the following comments:
1. Submit a copy of this plat to Enumerations for address assignment. Once addressing is returned to the applicant, the addresses need to be added to this plat.
2. A preliminary review of this plat indicates that there should not be a need to change the address of the existing residence, however, a major change to this plat may make an address change necessary.
3. Enumerations will review the mylar prior to recording for addressing, title block and street names. An Enumerations fee of $60 (for 6 new addresses, no fee for the existing address) will be due at the time of mylar review.
4. Enumerations will not approve any building plans submitted for the new lots without a copy of the final recorded plat in our records.
Brent Johnson
Enumerations Plans Examiner
Pikes Peak Regional Building Department
O: 719-327-2888 E: brent@pprbd.org W: pprbd.org
Black Forest Land Use Committeereview 1Sep 7, 2025
The Black Forest Land Use Committee has reviewed this proposal and recommends approval. We want to commend the applicants for upholding the 5-acre/lot density in the timbered area.
Colorado Springs Planning & Community Developmentreview 1Aug 28, 2025
City Planning has no comment for the proposed subdivision.
US Fish Wildlife, Ecological Svcs. (USDOI, Fish & Wildlife Svc.)review 1Aug 25, 2025
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) has reviewed the documents associated with this Project in El Paso County. The Service has no concerns with this project resulting in impacts to species listed under the Endangered Species Act as candidate, proposed, threatened, or endangered.
Colorado Springs Public Worksreview 1Aug 25, 2025
Traffic Engineering has no comments on this item.
Zaker Alazzeh, P.E.
Traffic Engineering Manager/Deputy City Traffic Engineer
City of Colorado Springs
(719) 385-5468
Zaker.Alazzeh@coloradosprings.gov
911 Authority - El Paso/Teller Countyreview 1Aug 25, 2025
Casey Ln is an existing public roadway.
No action for E911 on this submittal.
Thank you.
Justin
Academy SD 20 Building Fundreview 1Aug 25, 2025
Academy District 20 is in receipt of File #SF2525 for approval of the Lions Den Subdivision.
The District is requesting fees in lieu of land dedication per the existing County Code for all residential units within this development.
The District is experiencing ongoing residential development. The District gained approximately 12,000 new residential units between 2018 and 2024 which included 5,278 Single Family, 1,156 Single Family Attached, and 5,576 Apartments as reported to the District by local developers. During that same timeframe, the District only experienced a total membership increase of 138 students. This information is updated annually in October.
A drop in the birth rate plus the significant increase in the cost of housing has slowed student growth in the District.
The District is able to serve each student who is a resident of District 20.
If you need additional information, please contact me.
Don Smith
Planning Consultant
Black Forest Fire Protection Districtreview 1Aug 22, 2025
**Comment to Developer – Fire Protection Requirements for Lions Den Subdivision**
Thank you for submitting the Fire Protection Report for the Lions Den subdivision. After review, we have the following comments and required clarifications to ensure compliance with the El Paso County Land Development Code (LDC), the International Fire Code (IFC), and fire authority requirements:
1. Water Supply – NFPA 1142 Compliance Required
Per **Section 6.3.2(C)(1)** of the El Paso County Land Development Code, when a municipal or pressurized water supply is not available, the development is required to provide water supply in accordance with **NFPA 1142: Standard on Water Supplies for Suburban and Rural Fire Fighting**.
The current report does not include a compliant water supply plan. Please submit an engineered plan that includes:
* Fire flow calculations based on NFPA 1142 Section 4.6 (use the largest planned residence as the design basis),
* Required volume of water per residence,
* Proposed cistern size(s), location(s), construction standard (buried or above ground), and access,
* Alternative plan (if proposed) for water tender shuttle operations including road access, fill and dump sites, turnaround areas, and operational strategy.
**Note**: At a minimum, cisterns should meet the calculated fire flow volume with a 30-minute supply duration, and must be accessible year-round to fire apparatus.
2. Fire Code Reference Update**
The report references mitigation requirements based on the 2009 IFC, but the currently adopted code by Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection District and the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department is the 2015 International Fire Code. Please update all citations and mitigation requirements to reflect the 2015 edition unless otherwise approved by the Fire Code Official.
3. Emergency Access Clarification**
Please confirm that all access roads and driveways meet the requirements of **IFC Section D103**, including:
* Minimum width of 20 feet (unobstructed),
* Vertical clearance of 13 feet 6 inches,
* Adequate turnarounds for apparatus >30 feet in length,
* Roadway surface sufficient for all-weather emergency access.
If any driveways exceed 150 feet in length, additional turnout or turnaround provisions may be required.
4. Fuel Loading and Risk Zone Identification
While the report describes the vegetation as “forested with pine trees,” please identify the **fuel model**, WUI risk classification, and whether the parcels fall under a designated **Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)** area. This will help validate the wildfire mitigation methods proposed.
Land ownership timeline
- Jan 20, 2021Parcel 6213000006 acquired by LIONS DEN TRUST for $1,100,000 (assessor record)
Timeline
- Aug 14, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by Parks Advisory Board
- Aug 12, 2026Submission request sent to Applicant
- Jul 31, 2026Submission request sent to Applicant
- Jul 31, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by County Attorney - Water
- Jul 29, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 28, 2026Submission request sent to Applicant
- Jul 28, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by PCD Project Manager
- Jul 28, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by PCD Engineering Division
- Jul 28, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by County Attorney - Development Review
- Jul 27, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by Colorado Geological Survey
- Jul 23, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 21, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Parks Department
- Jul 21, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Jul 21, 2026Request for Review Comments email resent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by General Email on behalf of Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Jul 20, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Jul 14, 2026Request for Review Comments returned by Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by William Vogl on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Harry Thomas on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Katie Miller on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mariah Hudson on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Trish Riber on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Bob Swatek on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Marcus Henderson on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Rachel Dunn on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Tony Cerrone on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Michael Alvarado on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Fielding Lucas on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Cody Poole on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Chad Herdt on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mike Till on behalf of Colorado State Forest Service
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Colorado Geological Survey on behalf of Colorado Geological Survey
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mike Matz on behalf of Colorado Division of Water Resources
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Ailis Thyne on behalf of Colorado Division of Water Resources
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by General Email on behalf of Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of Parks Advisory Board
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mikayla Hartford on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Zachary Jannusch on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Glenn Reese on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erica Rylander on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Christina Prete on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Public Works, County Engineer
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Public Works, County Engineer
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Parks Department
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Catherine McGarvy on behalf of EPC Health Department
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by HEAEH LandUse on behalf of EPC Health Department
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Lori Seago on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erika Keech on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by April Willie on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Lori Seago on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erika Keech on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by April Willie on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Justin Kilgore on behalf of PCD Project Manager
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Gilbert LaForce on behalf of PCD Engineering Division
- Jul 7, 2026Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Engineering Manager on behalf of PCD Engineering Division
- Jul 7, 2026Submission Triaged
- Jul 6, 2026Submission received from Applicant
- May 4, 2026Project Manager Assigned: Ryan Howser
- Sep 26, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Health Department
- Sep 18, 2025Submission request sent to Applicant
- Sep 18, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by County Attorney - Water
- Sep 17, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Sep 15, 2025Submission request sent to Applicant
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by PCD Project Manager
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Parks Advisory Board
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Parks Department
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by PCD Engineering Division
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Fire and Wildfire Program Manager
- Sep 12, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Colorado Springs Public Works
- Sep 11, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Stormwater Review
- Sep 11, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by County Attorney - Development Review
- Sep 11, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Colorado Geological Survey
- Sep 9, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Pikes Peak Regional Building Department
- Sep 7, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Black Forest Land Use Committee
- Aug 29, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by EPC Environmental Services
- Aug 28, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Colorado Springs Planning & Community Development
- Aug 25, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by US Fish Wildlife, Ecological Svcs. (USDOI, Fish & Wildlife Svc.)
- Aug 25, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by 911 Authority - El Paso/Teller County
- Aug 25, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Academy SD 20 Building Fund
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments returned by Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Harry Thomas on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Oliver Watkins on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Katie Miller on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erica Carter on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mariah Hudson on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Cassie Olgren on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Billy Richard on behalf of El Paso County Conservation Dist
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Zaker Alazzeh on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by LaShunda Simpson on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Jonathan Scherer on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Joel Dagnillo on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Jeff Bailey on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Hao Vo on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erin Powers on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by General Email on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Dana Davison on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Brian Shevock on behalf of Colorado Springs Public Works
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Tamara Baxter on behalf of Colorado Springs Planning & Community Development
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Drew Fox on behalf of Colorado Springs Planning & Community Development
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Santiago Tijerina on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Marcus Henderson on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Bob Swatek on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Adam Magoon on behalf of Black Hills Energy-Aquila
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Terry Stokka on behalf of Black Forest Land Use Committee
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Terry Stokka on behalf of Black Forest Land Use Committee
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Rachel Dunn on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Michael Alvarado on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Fielding Lucas on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Chad Herdt on behalf of Black Forest Fire Protection District
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Tom Gregory on behalf of Academy SD 20 Building Fund
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Donald Smith on behalf of Academy SD 20 Building Fund
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Becky Allan on behalf of Academy SD 20 Building Fund
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of Pikes Peak Regional Building Department
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Justin Annan on behalf of 911 Authority - El Paso/Teller County
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Glenn West on behalf of 911 Authority - El Paso/Teller County
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Julie Reeves on behalf of US Fish Wildlife, Ecological Svcs. (USDOI, Fish & Wildlife Svc.)
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by george san miguel on behalf of US Fish Wildlife, Ecological Svcs. (USDOI, Fish & Wildlife Svc.)
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by George San Miguel on behalf of US Fish Wildlife, Ecological Svcs. (USDOI, Fish & Wildlife Svc.)
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mike Till on behalf of Colorado State Forest Service
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Colorado Geological Survey on behalf of Colorado Geological Survey
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Javier Vargas-Johnson on behalf of Colorado Division of Water Resources
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Ailis Thyne on behalf of Colorado Division of Water Resources
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by General Email on behalf of Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of Parks Advisory Board
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Zachary Jannusch on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mikayla Hartford on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Glenn Reese on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Christina Prete on behalf of EPC Stormwater Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Public Works, County Engineer
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Public Works, County Engineer
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by on behalf of EPC Parks Department
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Mike McCarthy on behalf of EPC Health Department
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Catherine McGarvy on behalf of EPC Health Department
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by HEAEH LandUse on behalf of EPC Health Department
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Kathy Andrew on behalf of EPC Environmental Services
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Lori Seago on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erika Keech on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by April Willie on behalf of County Attorney - Water
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Lori Seago on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Erika Keech on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by April Willie on behalf of County Attorney - Development Review
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Justin Kilgore on behalf of PCD Project Manager
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Jalal Saleh on behalf of PCD Engineering Division
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Gilbert LaForce on behalf of PCD Engineering Division
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Engineering Manager on behalf of PCD Engineering Division
- Aug 22, 2025Request for Review Comments email sent for Project Lions Den Subdivision for review by Roland Peterson on behalf of EPC Fire and Wildfire Program Manager
- Aug 20, 2025Fees paid: 8/20/2025 (Receipt: 1010945)
- Aug 19, 2025Payment Request sent: 8/19/2025
- Aug 19, 2025File # Assigned: SF2525
- Aug 19, 2025Submission Triaged
- Aug 19, 2025Submission received from Applicant
- Aug 19, 2025Submission request sent to Applicant
- Aug 19, 2025Submission Triaged
- Aug 19, 2025Submission received from Applicant
- Mar 28, 2025Submission request sent to Applicant
- Mar 5, 2025Project Manager Assigned: Lisa Elgin
- Mar 5, 2025Project Created
- Mar 5, 2025EA Assigned: EA2527