The Eiber Neighborhood Association (ENA) is committed to serving the beautiful, vibrant and growing Eiber neighborhood of Lakewood, Colorado.
Historic Eiber Neighborhood in Lakewood, Colorado is bounded by Colfax, Wadsworth, 6th Ave, and Oak St. It is named for George E. Eiber, a local poultry rancher of the early 20th century. We are a warm, welcoming and inclusive community of neighbors, and would love to get to know you!
Update on the Colfax at Garrison Safeway Closure
Posted: Sept. 8, 2025
This update was provided by Lakewood’s director of the Economic Development office.
The store closed on August 9, so Lakewood is still in the very early stages. Safeway continues to own the property, and Lakewood is staying in close contact with their corporate team.
Here’s where things stand:
Patrols: Safeway has hired a private patrol company and confirmed cameras are in place. The site also remains on Lakewood PD’s radar.
Future use (sale/lease/retail interest): Safeway has not shared any plans to sell or lease the building, and there is no buyer or tenant activity to report. Their corporate team has indicated they intend to hold the property for 12 months before making further decisions.
Fencing/security: The building currently meets City requirements and is secured. No break-ins have been reported. Safeway’s Asset Protection team has confirmed they have the flexibility to expand security measures if needed.
Natural Grocers: The store remains open, and Lakewood's Economic Development team is meeting with their leadership to discuss potential opportunities and understand any impacts from Safeway’s closure.
The director of Lakewood's Economic Development Office will continue to provide updates "when there’s meaningful progress" and will share sooner if any notable developments arise.
Please feel free to reach out to the Eiber Neighborhood Association board at secretary.eiber@gmail.com or you can reach out to Lakewood's Economic Development office directly if you have any questions or want more information.
Updates On Lakewood’s Zoning Ordinance Revisions
The city’s zoning ordinance update is constantly being revised by planning commission and city council, making it very difficult to share timely, accurate information to the community. This update might be outdated by the time you read this, so please check the references and links for the latest information from its source.
Planning Commission approved the proposed zoning ordinance draft, with amendments, at their last regular meeting on May 21. The ordinance is now expected to be given first reading by Council on Aug 27, followed by second – and potentially third – reading(s) in Sep/Oct timeframe. In the meantime, there will be more study sessions. Notices for those sessions have not been posted yet.
Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Updates
Help envision Lakewood’s future
The Comp Plan is on a schedule to be approved and adopted by the Planning Commission and then City Council by the summer of 2025. The next step in the process as of this writing is the first of two public hearings by the Planning Commission. City Council will be holding a second study session, then at least two public hearings before adoption of the Comp Plan. Alongside this schedule will be updates and hearings on the Zoning Ordinance.
A final draft of the Comp Plan has been published for public review in preparation for the first Planning Commission regular meeting on April 9. Click here to view a copy (Comprehensive Plan Review - PC 4/9/25) then click on the link under Files to download the PDF (16MB). You can learn more about the plan and the process on the city's website at www.LakewoodTogether.org/compplanupdate.
Come to our Eiber Neighborhood Annual Meeting to discuss with city staff and representatives and learn more about the comprehensive plan.
Latest News & Updates
Eiberhood Newsletter - Spring 2025!
Read about the Lakewood Comprehensive Plan, Lakewood zoning and planning updates, neighborhood updates and the buzz about Eiberhood’s 2025 Annual Meeting!
Latest updates from Lakewood’s Friday Report - June 6, 2025
Upcoming Ward Meetings
Council members in each ward have monthly meetings in an informal setting for residents to share ideas and learn more about their community. The time, date, location or virtual status for these ward meetings are listed below. Details for joining the meetings are available at Lakewood.org/WardMeetings. Learn which ward you live in at Lakewood.org/MyNeighborhood.
Ward 1: 9:30-11 a.m., Saturday, June 7
Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church, 920 Kipling St.
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Ward 2: 1-2:30 p.m., Saturday, June 7
Lakewood United Methodist Church, 1390 Brentwood St., with a virtual option.
This hybrid meeting will be focused on zoning and will include guests from the Planning Commission. Visit Lakewood.org/WardMeetings for the link to the virtual option.
Subscribe to Ward 2 Meeting Reminder
Upcoming Events
Planning a Neighborhood
Lakewood and the Eiber neighborhood is always changing and the community is actively working to preserve its heritage while carefully updating with the times. The ENA is dedicated to keeping the community updated on Lakewood’s Comprehensive Plan and how it affects you.
Learn More About Community Planning
A Green Community
They say it’s ‘not easy being green’ – but it sure is a lot of fun when you do it with neighbors and everyone pitches in! The Sustainable Neighborhoods Program (SNP) aims to support citizens in ‘greening’ their own neighborhood. Learn About Lakewood’s Sustainability Plan
Our Eiber History
Are you familiar with the history of Eiber? It is a rich history of agriculture, beautiful orchards, vibrant businesses, a dedication to sustainability, and community. Learn about George Eiber, the Pearson family and more!
Learn About Eiber’s History
Join Your Eiber Neighborhood Association!
Are you interested in happenings and issues in our Eiber neighborhood? Are there neighborhood opportunities or issues you care about? Would you like to be part of the conversation about Eiber’s past, present, and future? Have you ever attended an Annual Eiber Meeting?
Since 2000, Eiber has had its own registered neighborhood association, led by volunteers from the neighborhood. Over these last 25 years, the association has brought Eiber residents together around topics ranging from RTD’s W line, to development and growth, and much more.
It’s time to look to the next 25 years, and you, as an Eiber resident, are important to that process - because after all, a neighborhood association is formed based on the needs and desires of its residents.
Here are a few things you can do to join in the conversation and help define our Eiber Neighborhood Association going forward:
Learn more about the Eiber Neighborhood’s rich history!