Tag
special use permit
6 Porch Notes tagged “special use permit,” from counties across Colorado.
Local rules - Rio Grande County
Some Rio Grande County plans belong in the special-use lane
A Special Use Permit and related checklists exist in Rio Grande County because some projects need formal review beyond a quick zoning answer.
Read note ->Local rules - Sedgwick County
Some Sedgwick County rural uses need special review first
Out on the Sedgwick County plains, heavier rural uses need favorable Board approval first because they reach past the parcel line.
Read note ->Local rules - Adams County
Adams special use permits cover larger park groups
In Adams County, a group of 25 or more at a park, trail, or open space needs a special use permit, with dates and areas spelled out.
Read note ->Local rules - Alamosa County
Ask Alamosa County before turning rural land into a business
Most commercial activity in Alamosa County needs land use review; some small businesses can run as home occupations, others need special-use review.
Read note ->Local rules - Boulder County
Large Boulder County open-space groups need permit homework
Big group gatherings on Boulder County open space need a special-use permit, and commercial activity is mostly off the table.
Read note ->Local rules - Larimer County
Larimer park events can need a special use permit
An organized event on a Larimer County park or open space may need a special use permit, depending on how it affects the land and other visitors.
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