Traffic study for proposed BUC-EES North of Colorado Springs released

Palmer Lake, Colorado (Koaa)-Seit months have received news5 emails from residents, both of whom have chosen against a proposed Buc-EE in Palmer Lake.

The petrol station, known for its legendary beaver, has a location in Johnstown, and when the news came out that the Palmer Lake housed the second location of the Centennial State through a planned flag binding attachment, people appeared at a city council meeting to talk about the effects on their small town.

The city of Palmer Lake has carried out at least three studies to evaluate the effects of the proposed Buc-Eee-EE, and News5 received the results of one of these studies on Tuesday. Dissolving number 54-2024-car horiziers with a agreement with Stolfus and employees to carry out an independent transport analysis. You can read the full report at the end of this article.

The proposed location is located west of I-25 on County Line Road.

The study showed that the existing traffic processes in 2025 “are acceptable at all investment crossings. Delays and queues are slightly”.

From Tuesday, the city council only approved the annexation and there is still a long way for the proposed petrol station.

You can read the “conclusion and recommendations” from the study, which begins on page 3 in the following document. If you have problems displaying the document, you can also click on this link.

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