Honestly, my biggest concern for the location is the weather. As I'm sure you already know, the Palmer Divide is AWFUL in the wintertime. I hope someone with Buc-ee's is researching this!
Jock 07 said:ThunderFighter06 said:62strat said:ThunderFighter06 said:
Board of County Commissioners says Buc-ee's qualifies as a convenience store under Land Development Code
Yessir. The plot thickens. Getting entertaining at least!Quote:
According to the county, Buc-ee's will now need to submit a site development plan for review by the county, including lighting, landscaping, parking and traffic.
this is step 1 for any development btw.. nothing unique for this situation.
Understood. They still have a long way to go. If anything, I'm fascinated by Buc-ee's determination to secure this spot! Driven past the desired location several times. Pretty much right at the peak of Monument Hill on the west side of 25. Would be a great spot to grab a Texas Cheesesteak burrito on my way to my daughters' basketball or softball tournaments!
yup I remember thinking back in the mid 10's when I first moved here that it would be a strategically good spot for something like a Buc-ee's as they weren't expanding outside of TX at the time. It works well for me as that's exactly where I get on/off of 25 on the way to/from Denver.
The Pilot said:
Yall have fun with that. I'll see him at ball on Friday night.
Aggie_Boomin 21 said:
Mayor referred to Colorado Springs in that article as being in "southern Colorado". While I guess that's technically true (not by much) I don't think I've heard anyone say that before.
ThunderFighter06 said:Aggie_Boomin 21 said:
Mayor referred to Colorado Springs in that article as being in "southern Colorado". While I guess that's technically true (not by much) I don't think I've heard anyone say that before.
Correct! When we first moved here I was confused when the local new stations referred to the Springs as 'southern Colorado' as well. A glance confirms that it (barely) is in southern Colorado! Also curious as to what they are going to name the team. I see that they have not come up with a name yet!
yes, but in terms of populated areas, there is the springs, Pueblo , and really nothing else until the border.Green2Maroon said:
Kinda. I would say the Springs is more central Colorado than really southern.
Main questions in my book: low positioning + timing of Wed. AM cold front (would help create efficient rainfall + ideal upslope). That will be key for Denver area rainfall.
— Chris Bianchi (@BianchiWeather) September 28, 2026
Feels like close to a slam dunk that southeastern Colorado will see a significant flood threat this week. https://t.co/dDzXhBukq7
WEDNESDAY SEP 30 7:30AM
— BoulderCAST Weather 🏔️⛈️ (@BoulderCAST) September 30, 2026
Swing and a Miss
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County officials write on the website, "If the site development plan satisfies all applicable technical design requirements, it will be approved administratively. The site development plan does not return to the Board of County Commissioners for approval, and there is no appeal of that administrative approval to the Board of County Commissioners."
Green2Maroon said:
8000 E. Mississippi in Denver. 8061 S. Broadway in Littleton.