Clark v. City of Colorado Springs

Elroy Stum was the owner of a 39 acre tract of land adjacent to the City of Colorado Springs. Stum petitioned to annex this tract to the City, on the conditions that the tract, when annexed, be zoned P.B.C.-3 (Planned Business Center), and that no requirements be imposed for the dedication of interior streets or the continuation of existing city streets which now dead-end at Stum’s tract. The Planning Commission of the City of Colorado Springs held hearings on the annexation petition. The plaintiffs in error appeared at these hearings and protested any potential annexation of the tract as…