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With renewed push to develop Crowsnest property in Douglas County, nearby residents speak out against
Developers are seeking approval from the Douglas County Planning Commission to rezone an 800-acre plot in Parker, Colorado, known as Crowsnest, for urban development. Nearby residents, including Parker resident Joe Lugo and county commissioner candidate Iren Bonham, oppose the project, citing excessive growth and lack of public engagement. Critics argue the area is already facing significant residential expansion and question the necessity of additional housing.
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