Earlier this year, Baseline residents filled Broomfield City Council Chambers to support Center Street, and council members heard you loud and clear. Let’s do it again on Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. in support of AdventHealth. Your voice matters, whether you speak for three minutes, send a short letter, or just show up and fill a seat.
How to show support
Below you’ll find three sets of instructions to testify in support of the development project — in person, by phone and by email.
Sign Up In Person
- On Nov. 10, arrive at City Hall at 1 DesCombes Drive Broomfield, CO 80020. The meeting is in the City Council chambers from 6 - 8 p.m.
- There will be a sign in sheet located in Chambers
- Print your name and any additional information requested on the sign in sheet.
- The Mayor or Clerk will call speakers up following project presentations.
- Once called upon you will have 3 minutes to speak in support of the project. Please state your name and address to start.
- Once you have finished speaking or at the end of your 3 minutes, you may return to your seat.
Participate by Phone
- Dial 888-788-0099
- Meeting ID: 725 912 742
- During the meeting , virtually raise your hand during designated public comment sections by pressing *9 . You will receive an automated message when it is your turn to speak, at which time you can unmute by pressing *6.
Email a Letter of Support
- Write a short (1-2 paragraph) message stating strong support for AdventHealth Broomfield.
- Sign with your name and address
- Utilize talking points we have provided or your own sentiments of support
- By November 9, before 5 p.m. email your support letter to the City Council Members by submitting through the Online Comment Form or emailing the Planning Staff lead and our team:
- council@broomfieldcitycouncil.org
- broe@broomfield.org
- outreach@thepachnercompany.com
Talking points
The most important message we can send City Council is that we want Advent Health in our community. Here are a few ways to communicate that.
A Healing Place, Close to Home
Walkable, Bikeable, Connected
Thoughtful Design and Integration
The design brings daylight, nature, and art together to create a healing environment. Earth tones, cast stone, and wood-look accents draw on Colorado’s palette from plains to peaks and will fit into the Baseline community seamlessly. The project plans to preserve more than 25% of the site as open area, helping keep Baseline’s green, open feel intact as the community grows.
Economic Opportunity
Hospitals are a natural generator of economic impact through job creation, construction
investment, and purchasing multiplier effects in the surrounding community. Once
complete, the hospital and medical office building are expected to bring 900 new jobs to
Broomfield. The campus also aligns with the city’s vision as laid out in the Comprehensive Plan for this area by increasing employment and community-serving uses near transit, and it helps finish the southern edge of Highway 7, a longstanding city goal. This project will also serve as a catalyst for growth across Baseline and the region, because a hospital anchors the kind of daytime activity and foot traffic that will help to support nearby shops and restaurants, including the upcoming Center Street development.
Sustainability
Sustainability has always shaped how Baseline is planned, and AdventHealth’s campus is
designed to share that commitment through native landscaping, EV-ready parking, bicycle parking, and trail connections.
AdventHealth will also adopt Baseline’s Pollinator District guidelines, planting landscaping that supports pollinator habitat and working hand in hand with Baseline and the Butterfly Pavilion to meet them. It is a direct contribution to the community’s work to grow the local
pollinator population.
The campus is also designed to run on geothermal energy. A field of 342 wells, each 800
feet deep, taps the earth’s steady underground temperature to heat and cool the building.
Compared to a code-baseline gas boiler and chiller, the design is projected to:
- Emit about 62% less CO₂ over 30 years, avoiding roughly 32,000 metric tons
- Use 26% less energy than the Colorado code baseline
The design also includes energy recovery wheels on the air handlers and geothermal heat-pump domestic hot water, and it meets Colorado’s Low Energy & Carbon Code.
One Piece of Something Greater
This is just another part of the 1,100-acre Baseline community that includes parks, schools, trails, and a growing town center. A tangible example of this investment is the relocation of Huron to its ultimate location, thereby opening the entire east side of Baseline to development well in advance of what had been anticipated. Supporting this project means investing in the long-term vision for the whole region.
A Proven Track Record of Care
AdventHealth’s Rocky Mountain Region hospitals have earned recognition for quality, safety, and patient experience:
- Newsweek Best In-State Hospital (2024): AdventHealth Parker
- Newsweek Best Maternity Hospital (2025): Avista, Castle Rock, Littleton, and Parker
- Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade “A” (Fall 2025): Avista, Castle Rock, Littleton, and
Porter - Leapfrog Emerald Award: Avista, Castle Rock, Littleton, Parker, and Porter
- CMS 4-Star Rating: Avista, Castle Rock, Littleton, Parker, and Porter
How to attend meeting
The city council meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. There are two ways to attend in person or virtually.
In Person
Arrive at City Hall at 1 DesCombes Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020. The meeting is in the City Council chambers.
There will be a sign in sheet located in Chambers
Virtual
This meeting will be presented live on the City Council website.
Questions?
Contact the Pachner Company
If you have any questions or issues with any piece of the process, please do not hesitate to reach out directly to The Pachner Company at outreach@thepachnercompany.com or call us at 303-825-1671.
Come to the Neighborhood Cafe
Join us on Monday (Nov. 2) from 6 – 8 p.m. at Confluence Event Space in Lafayette for an in-person community update from the Realberry and Community Life teams. Learn more about Advent Health, why it’s important for Baseline’s growth and how you can support the project. We’ll also gather at a long table to share food and celebrate the season.