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WORDS Continued from page 8 designed to maintain the colloq-
ial feel of the area and the yard
with consideration of making a toll lane in each direction. The will be gravel surface. The first
total cost estimate is currently being pegged at $350 million. A floor will have 3 bays used to fix
lot of effort is being put into the plan to kick start construction the equipment being stored and
in 2019 with a 2021/22 completion objective. This is a “must an administrative office. The
succeed” effort!
second floor is proposed future
office space.
MONUMENT
Carlos Miguel’s bites the COLORADO SPRINGS
dust at the Walmart/Home Across the street from the Western Mining Museum, is an 18-
Depot Jackson Creek Shop- acre tract appropriately named ACADEMY GATEWAY, un-
ping Center, BUT, is quickly dergoing ground work for
replaced by DON TEQUI- the development of four
LA MEXICAN GRILL & commercial/office struc-
CANTINA. Located cad- tures and two future builds.
dy-corner from the Kohl’s
Department Store, Don Tequila is already receiving rave in- The Parcel’s primary
frontage runs north along
ternet reviews for its quality Mexican dinners. With pricing in Struthers just past Glen
the mid to high $teens, the menu includes Carne Asad, Steak
Monterrey, El Toro Steak and Puntas De Res. The over-all ap- Eagle Drive, with about 1⁄4
pearance remains the same, but the food – um um good!!!
of its frontage on Northgate,
and is separated from I-25
Also joining the center near the by a strip owned by the Air
entrance is THE KILN ART Force. It will be accessed
STUDIO. No matter if you are off of Stuthers with a private
a beginner, or professional, adult circular drive servicing the
or kid (have a kid’s party) you property. A round-about is planned at thee Strutheer’s Road/
can create and paint your own Gleneagel Drive intersection which is currently served by four-
pottery, canvas or glass fusion. way stop signage. This truly caps the entrance to the rapidly
The Kiln is a family owned and growing commercial NorthGate Corridor.
operated friendly place offering
a casual place for your artistry.
POLARIS POINT - In the strip shops behind the Loaf and Jug,
nestled between the selec-
LARKSPUR tion of brewery and eater-
Thanks to an overloaded ies, is coming one of the
electrical box, without hot, new, exercise trends
the quick response of the – RUSH CYCLE. Their
Larkspur Fire Depart- program is group, high in-
ment, we could have lost tensity aerobics performed
the LARKSPUR COR- on stationary cycles, per-
NER MARKET. Fortu- fomred to music, subdued
nately, after a couple of
days downtime, electrical repair and inspection, they are back lighting, and orchestrated
by an instructor. Lots of
to business as usual. Sometimes we don’t know what we have push ups and butt back/
until we nearly lose it. It’s not pretty, but it works - pizza any- butt forward moves while
one?
pumping away on the
cycle to tunes that envigo-
Following months of rate your efforts. The for-
planning and review, mal terminology is Spin Class and Indoor Cycling. The online
the MOLTZ CON- reviews rave about classes. Just watching the videos on the
STRUCTION STOR- Internet wear me out.
AGE YARD has bro-
ken ground about a half The Bourbon Brothers Smokehouse at Polaris Pointe plans to
mile north of the Lark- build a small concert venue on the adjacent parcel. The 15,000
spur Town Hall at 8440 Spruce Mountain Road. This 6.97 acre square foot facility will seat 750 people inside, and an additional
site will be used for both yard and building storage of construc- 200 more in a 9,000 square foot outdoor patio (seasonal). The
tion equipment for Moltz when it is not in use at their project
development sites. The 9,868 square foot, two story building is Continued on page 10
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