(COLORADO SPRINGS) —The City of Colorado Springs has launched a new development tracker webpage that will provide transparency and clearer communication about projects to the community.

The tracker will provide the community with information about projects that are submitted to the city for review.

“The City is proud to release these new tools to help ensure residents know what development projects are proposed for their neighborhoods, along with the ways they can comment on them and participate in public meetings,” said acting assistant planning director Katie Carleo. “A key part of our review process for a development application is receiving comments from residents, and we want to ensure that process is as transparent and clear as possible.” 

The development tracker webpage includes an interactive map that shows applications that are either under review or recently approved. The map also gives clear directions for residents to easily find additional project information. The webpage consolidates information about how to participate in public hearings and if there are any upcoming neighborhood meetings for proposed developments.

The city has also launched new redesigned posters and postcards that notify property owners and residents about development applications in their neighborhoods. The new designs include engaging and clear information on each project, in addition to a QR code that contains information on how to comment on the application or participate in public hearings or neighborhood meetings.

For more information or to see the development tracker, click the link above.