Council annexes 14.12 acres for PTAA school; councilor recuses architect
July 28, 2026 | Colorado Springs City, El Paso County, Colorado
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The council approved ordinances to annex approximately 14.12 acres southeast of Stetson Hills Boulevard and North Marksheffel Road (the PTAA addition) and to ratify a related zoning map amendment and land‑use plan.
City planning staff described the item as a follow‑up to prior hearings. Councilman Rizzoli disclosed his firm was the architect of record and recused himself from both items. Council members asked about vehicle access; staff confirmed that the site will have a right‑turn out onto Marksheffel and primary access via an easement to Hubert Road, meaning drivers cannot make a left from the new access onto Marksheffel southbound. The council approved the annexation and zoning ratification (vote recorded as 8 yes, 1 recusal).
City planning staff described the item as a follow‑up to prior hearings. Councilman Rizzoli disclosed his firm was the architect of record and recused himself from both items. Council members asked about vehicle access; staff confirmed that the site will have a right‑turn out onto Marksheffel and primary access via an easement to Hubert Road, meaning drivers cannot make a left from the new access onto Marksheffel southbound. The council approved the annexation and zoning ratification (vote recorded as 8 yes, 1 recusal).
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