'Cowboy Landing' Development Denied Despite Revisions

City Council rejects 32-unit proposal, citing concerns over transition to existing neighborhoods

Chris Peters

Aug 03, 2025 - 5 min read

Safe Alusi, center right, the developer of Cowboy Landing, observes the City Councilors’ vote to deny his planned unit development application. Neighbors against the proposal wore orange pieces of tape on their shirts to signify their unity in opposition. – Photo by Chris Peters

'Cowboy Landing' Development Denied Despite Revisions — Safe Alusi, center right, the developer of Cowboy Landing, observes the City Councilors’ vote to deny his planned unit development application. Neighbors against the proposal wore orange pieces of tape on their shirts to signify their unity in opposition. – Photo by Chris Peters

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