Eagle approves conversion of 22,875-square-foot warehouse to flex space and auto repair

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The owner of a 1.6-acre site at 1447 East State Street in Eagle wants to convert an existing 22,875-square-foot warehouse and storage building into a multi-tenant flex space and automotive repair building. The plan includes new exterior siding and an Italianate-style look, plus landscaping changes. The existing building stays and is about 23.5 feet tall.

Jason Coylar, represented by Chuck Tookey with Maxey Tookey Architects, LLP, is requesting design review approval to convert an existing 22,875-square foot warehouse and storage building to a multi-tenant flex space and automotive repair building, including modifications to the exterior building elevations and landscaping. The 1.6-acre site is located on the south side of East State Street approximately 270-feet west of intersection of East State Street and South Edgewood Lane at 1447 East State Street.

Project name on file: Change of Use, Including Modifications to the Exterior Building Elevations and Landscaping

1. Nov. 28, 2023

   Approved

   Eagle City Council: Approved on its consent agenda.

2. Oct. 26, 2023

   Review: Eagle Design Review Board