Banning Lewis Ranch
Coverage of Banning Lewis Ranch in the Nexus archive.
- Banning Lewis Ranch development plan could reshape Colorado Springs' eastern growth corridor
Colorado Springs' Planning Commission approved a rezoning plan for Banning Lewis Ranch, shifting from high-density residential to medium-density mixed-use development, including housing and retail across 1,100 acres. The plan, covering two adjacent areas (Village B2 and Village C), aims to extend the city's eastern growth toward Falcon and Peyton. Developer Oakwood Homes of Colorado Springs, a subsidiary of Clayton Proper, proposed the project.
- Colorado Springs Fire Department warning against firework activity
The Colorado Springs Fire Department warns against illegal fireworks amid active wildfires, citing a past house fire caused by fireworks. Professional displays, like the annual event at Banning Lewis Ranch, are promoted as safe alternatives with fire department oversight.
- Hail storm pelts Banning Lewis Ranch area of Colorado Springs, residents assess damage
Residents in the Banning Lewis Ranch area of Colorado Springs are assessing damage to vehicles, homes, and solar panels after a brief but intense hail storm. The storm, which lasted less than 30 minutes, prompted residents to seek shelter and protect property, with some reporting hail large enough to damage roofs and outdoor structures.