Le Rocher property land use change and rezoning
Summary
The old Le Rocher church property is now cleared to become five single-family lots, matching the surrounding neighborhood. A resident asked the city to guarantee Cherry Creek's estuary won't be contaminated during construction, and the mayor pledged protections.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
The change opens the parcel to residential development; the five-home cap reflects zoning setbacks that prevent a sixth unit.
The applicant property owner and future homebuyers, plus a neighborhood that gains matching residential zoning.
Nearby residents remain concerned about construction impacts on Cherry Creek.
Mentions & discussions (1)
Related development
Le Rocher Future Land Use Map Amendment (Case #CD24-30CP)
Opens the door for the parcel to be developed with residential homes instead of institutional use.
Le Rocher Christian Worship Center — Rezoning to R-1
The zoning now matches the neighborhood, allowing five single-family homes; a seawall question near the mangroves remains to be worked out with staff.
Le Rocher Christian Worship Center — Future Land Use Map Amendment
Up to five single-family homes can now be built on the site; the mayor pledged Cherry Creek will be protected from construction runoff.
Le Rocher Rezoning (Case #CD24-31RZ)
The zoning now matches the new land use designation, allowing single-family homes on the site.
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