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accessory dwelling unit

4 Porch Notes tagged “accessory dwelling unit,” from counties across Colorado.

Home and property - Weld County

A Weld County ADU starts with the lot and services

Many unincorporated Weld parcels can add an ADU, but lot size, water, septic, and a building permit decide whether it works.

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Home and property - Arapahoe County

An Arapahoe ADU is a small home, not just a finished room

In Arapahoe County an ADU is a full independent dwelling — kitchen, bath, sleeping quarters — and gets land-use and building review.

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Local rules - El Paso County

Colorado Springs ADUs need the city and building-permit path

A Colorado Springs ADU is allowed in several forms, but it still runs through city standards, PPRBD review, and utility checks.

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Home and property - Douglas County

Douglas ADUs start with the lot's zoning

In unincorporated Douglas County, an accessory dwelling unit follows the lot's zoning and past approvals, not just available space.

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