Feb 06, 2010 Planning Board to Kick Off New Code Adoption Process Feb. 17th
The Denver Planning Board will begin the adoption process February 17th
Posted by Brad Buchanan
In order to prepare and revise the draft zoning map, three criteria are considered: current zoning, existing conditions (such as land use, lot size, building scale and form), and plan…
Video clips from the May public meetings describe how the New Code implements Blueprint Denver, how the New Code addresses problems with the current code, and the overall New Code…
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are allowed in certain Single Unit (SU) zone districts and Two Unit (TU) districts with limitations. Single Unit zone districts with a "1" allow ADUs (e.g.…
Unlike Denver's current zoning code, the New Code district names convey important information about each zone district in a standardized format. All names follow a naming convention where the first…
Yes. A citywide zoning code cannot possibly anticipate all the unique circumstances that occur in land development. Variances, minor modifications, and exceptions to the general zoning rules are very important…
The Zoning Code Task Force, appointed by Mayor Hickenlooper and the City Council President in early 2005, includes 16 members representing architects, realtors, neighborhood representatives, developers, historic preservationists, city staff,…
The fourth and final draft of The New Code is available for your review and comment. The code will go to the Planning Board on February 17, 2010. For more…
The Denver Planning Board will begin the adoption process February 17th
Posted by Brad Buchanan
Staff from Denver Community Planning and Development will hold another round of…
Posted by Molly Urbina
Denver City Council joined the Denver Planning Board in hosting two Listening…
Posted by Brad Buchanan