What is the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment project about?

The Town of Telluride and Telluride Ski Resort are planning a redevelopment of the base of Chair 7 and the Carhenge Parking Lot that will include conceptual site and parking plans, public amenities with active and passive play areas, and park space. The project aims to shape the future of the Southwest Area and improve the community experience at the base of the mountain.

When was the first public presentation of the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment plan?

The first draft presentation was held on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, featuring renderings, architectural design options, and public amenities, followed by a robust public comment period for community feedback.

What were the main topics discussed during the public comment period?

Residents raised meaningful discussions about parking and traffic, view corridors from existing adjacent properties, and pedestrian and bike movements within the Southwest Area, all of which the Town and Telski are considering for future plan iterations.

How can I submit feedback on the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment plan?

You can submit comments and feedback before 10 p.m. on Friday, July 26, 2024. If you didn't receive the emails, you can sign up for Southwest Area Plan updates to stay informed about future presentations and feedback opportunities.

Chair 7/Carhenge Neighborhood Redevelopment: Recording, Presentation, Feedback

By Anne-Britt OstlundJuly 19, 20242 min read

Real Estate Market Updates

Preliminary Draft Redevelopment Plan: Neighboring HOAs, Stakeholders, and Public Meetings

The Town of Telluride and Telluride Ski Resort have been diligently working on the redevelopment plan for the base of Chair 7 and Carhenge Parking Lot. On Tuesday, July 9, both entities, along with their consultants from Design Workshop and CCY Architects, presented the first draft renderings of the possible redevelopment plan for public review. This presentation included conceptual site and parking plans, character images showcasing potential architectural design options, public amenities including active and passive play areas, and park space. The meeting also featured a robust public comment period for questions and feedback.

During the public comment session, several meaningful discussions took place regarding parking and traffic, view corridors from existing adjacent properties, and pedestrian/bike movements within the Southwest Area. The Town and Telski will compile all the feedback received and explore opportunities to incorporate these ideas into a future development plan for the site.

Chair 7/Carhenge Neighborhood Redevelopment: Recording, Presentation, Feedback — photo 1

Did you miss the meeting?

Have additional feedback?

Submit your comments and feedback before 10 pm on Friday, July 26

Didn’t get the emails?

The Town and Telski are looking forward to presenting an updated draft redevelopment plan to the community in the coming months and to continue our collaborative dialogue surrounding this impactful project.

At Mountain Rose Realty, we are committed to keeping you informed about the latest developments in Telluride real estate. The Chair 7/Carhenge neighborhood redevelopment is a significant project that will shape the future of our community. We encourage you to stay engaged and share your feedback to ensure the best possible outcome.

For personalized assistance and expert advice on Telluride homes for sale, connect with Anne-Britt Ostlund. With her extensive knowledge and dedication, Anne-Britt is here to help you navigate the Telluride real estate market and find your dream home in this beautiful mountain town.

Stay tuned for more updates from Mountain Rose Realty, and thank you for being an active part of our community.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment project about?: The Town of Telluride and Telluride Ski Resort are planning a redevelopment of the base of Chair 7 and the Carhenge Parking Lot that will include conceptual site and parking plans, public amenities with active and passive play areas, and park space. The project aims to shape the future of the Southwest Area and improve the community experience at the base of the mountain.
When was the first public presentation of the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment plan?: The first draft presentation was held on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, featuring renderings, architectural design options, and public amenities, followed by a robust public comment period for community feedback.
What were the main topics discussed during the public comment period?: Residents raised meaningful discussions about parking and traffic, view corridors from existing adjacent properties, and pedestrian and bike movements within the Southwest Area, all of which the Town and Telski are considering for future plan iterations.
How can I submit feedback on the Chair 7/Carhenge redevelopment plan?: You can submit comments and feedback before 10 p.m. on Friday, July 26, 2024. If you didn't receive the emails, you can sign up for Southwest Area Plan updates to stay informed about future presentations and feedback opportunities.