Colorado Springs Planning Commission Denies Appeal for Project Primestone Facility
The Colorado Springs Planning Commission voted 6-2 to deny an appeal for Project Primestone, a graphics card testing facility proposed east of Interstate 25. The decision allows the construction of the facility to move forward, despite resident concerns about its…
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, November 13, 2026 — The Colorado Springs Planning Commission has voted to deny an appeal concerning Project Primestone, a proposed graphics card testing facility slated for development east of Interstate 25. The commission cast a 6-2 vote against the appeal, a decision that permits the construction of the facility to proceed.
The development of Project Primestone has been a subject of contention, with local residents voicing concerns. A significant point of contention for some residents is the perceived similarity of the proposed facility to a data center. Additionally, questions have been raised regarding the procedural approvals associated with the project.
Despite these resident concerns and procedural questions, the Planning Commission’s denial of the appeal means that the project can now move forward with its construction plans. Further details regarding the specific procedural approvals questioned by residents, or the timeline for the commencement of construction, were not immediately available.
Story summarized from the original created by Alexander Edwards on gazette.com, see more information here.
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