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noxious weeds

8 Porch Notes tagged “noxious weeds,” from counties across Colorado.

Local rules - Douglas County

On private rural land in Douglas County, controlling noxious weeds is the owner's legal responsibility, not the county's.

Local rules - Weld County

In Weld County, noxious weeds are a legal category with landowner compliance duties, not just a yard or pasture nuisance.

Local rules - Jefferson County

Noxious weeds spread across property lines, so Jeffco landowners share help, strategies, and the duty to keep a patch contained.

Local rules - Larimer County

On Larimer land, certain weeds are a stewardship duty: the Weed District helps you manage them and enforces the state Noxious Weed Act.

Local rules - Morgan County

Noxious weeds in Morgan County fall under state law and two pest control districts, so rural land deserves a vegetation look, not just a house tour.

Local rules - El Paso County

In El Paso County, mapped or identified noxious weeds can require a management plan as part of development review.

Local rules - Routt County

Invasive plants cross property lines, so rural Routt County land comes with weed-control duties backed by a local ordinance.

Local rules - Otero County

An overgrown Otero County acreage can carry a weed-management duty under county code and state law, not just a mowing chore.

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