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ESTHER Gesick
FW: Barb's zoning question
From: Esther Gesick
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 10:53 AM
To: Bruce Barker
Subject: FW: Barb's zoning question
Here's the email from Lee about that...
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From: Bruce Barker
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2011 11:27 AM
To: Barbara Kirkmeyer; Trevor Jiricek; Monica Mika; Esther Gesick; Kim Ogle
Subject: FW: Barb's zoning question
FYI.
Bruce T. Barker, Esq.
Weld County Attorney
P.O. Box 758
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80632
(970) 356-4000, ext. 4390
Fax: (970) 352-0242
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From: Lee Morrison [mailto:alaprem@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 5:06 PM
To: Bruce Barker
Subject: RE: Barb's zoning question
The 4/acre existed in the Zoning Reso although not sure when it was put in the Resolution.
Esther references the lack of tie- in of the 4 au/acre between 8/81 & 9/92. My recollection
of the explanation in 1992 was that it was an oversight in '81 since it was enforced during that
time as if it existed. The factual basis was suposedly some discussions w/C5U extension or
5C5 now NRCS over the carrying capacity of the land. I believe that the Reso and the Ord
bound books that I kept in my office showed the 4 au/acre during 8/81 & 9/92 as part of the
Ordinance
> From: bbarker@co.weld.co.us
> To: alaprem@hotmail.com
> Date: Mon, 2 May 2011 15:03:18 -0600
> Subject: FW: Barb's zoning question
> Lee:
> Any idea where the original 4 animal unit limit came from?
> Bruce T. Barker, Esq.
> Weld County Attorney
> P.O. Box 758
> 915 10th Street
> Greeley, CO 80632
> (970) 356-4000, ext. 4390
> Fax: (970) 352-0242
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> Original Message
> From: Trevor Jiricek
> Sent: Monday, May 02, 2011 2:59 PM
> To: Esther Gesick; Barbara Kirkmeyer
> Cc: Bruce Barker; Kim Ogle; Monica Mika
> Subject: Re: Barb's zoning question
> Thanks for looking Esther. I have to believe the 4 AU/ac came about from some previously established national criteria
(possibly in the CWA). I did some snooping around on-line this morning and found several federal (USDA and NRCS) docs
referencing 4 AU's/ac from the 1970's. Also, noted that 4 is a common # in mnay jurisdictions not sure if this helps?
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> Original Message
> From: Esther Gesick
> To: Barbara Kirkmeyer
> Cc: Bruce Barker; Trevor Jiricek; Kim Ogle; Monica Mika
> Sent: Mon May 02 14:39:36 2011
> Subject: RE: Barb's zoning question
> Barb,
> In reading through the various zoning regulations starting in 1961, I only found a reference to "four per lot" in the
definition for Kennel (see #610128 in TylerMinutes), and it was there until our first Zoning Ordinance, ORD89, approved
August 10, 1981, which is the first document containing the definition for "Animal Unit" but did not call out the amount
per acre (see #810482). Ord 89-W, approved October 19, 1992, later tied the definition in with the Bulk Requirements
and the number of units per acre (see #921548). If you need more than this, let me know and I'll keep digging, and
please note Bruce's response below.
> Thanks!
> Esther E. Gesick
> Deputy Clerk to the Board/Office Manager
> 915 10th Street
> Greeley, CO 80631
> tel: (970) 336-7215 X4226
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> Original Message
> From: Bruce Barker
> Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 4:51 PM
> To: Esther Gesick; Trevor Jiricek; Kim Ogle; Monica Mika
> Subject: RE: Barb's zoning question
> I remember going through the minutes from the Board meeting for the original and came up with little, if any,
guidance about the reasons for any of the things in it.
> Bruce T. Barker, Esq.
> Weld County Attorney
> P.O. Box 758
> 915 10th Street
> Greeley, CO 80632
> (970) 356-4000, ext. 4390
> Fax: (970) 352-0242
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> Original Message
> From: Esther Gesick
> Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 4:38 PM
> To: Bruce Barker; Trevor Jiricek; Kim Ogle; Monica Mika
> Subject: FW: Barb's zoning question
> Do any of you have this wisdom at your fingertips before I start reading through old Zoning regs to see if I can locate
anything?
> Esther E. Gesick
> Deputy Clerk to the Board/Office Manager
> 915 10th Street
> Greeley, CO 80631
> tel: (970) 336-7215 X4226
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> Original Message
> From: Barbara Kirkmeyer
> Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 11:15 AM
> To: Esther Gesick; Bruce Barker; Trevor Jiricek
> Subject:
> Esther
> Do we have anything in record from when the county first went to zoning (1972) to how it was determined "4 animal
units per acre".
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HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGY OF AMENDMENTS TO ZONING OR}��! ::�..
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
May 29, 1961 -- ORIGINAL ZONING RESOLUTION ADOPTED FOR WELD COUNTY
Recorded June 2, 1961, Reception No. 1356815 (Complete Text).
Section 1.1 Establishment of Districts
3.4 Zoning Districts Described
3.13 Setback and Offsets
4.0 Signs
5.2 Parking
6.1 Uses/Compatibility
6.2 Minimum Lot Area
(1) Established Lots
(2) Reduction
6.3 Minimum Yards
6.4 Maximum Height of Buildings
7.1 Non -Conforming Uses
(1) Repairs
(2) Restoration
(3) Abandonment
(4) Change In Use
(5) Extensions
8.1 Amending Procedure
9.1 Appeals to Board of Adjustment
10.1 Interpretation
11.1 Legal Action (Violation of Ordinance)
12.0 Definition
June 25, 1962. amend Section 1, paragraph 1.1 by addition of "0 -Open
District." Amend Section III by adding new paragraph 3.14. "Restrictions
in the "0" Open District.
Recorded July 6, 1962, Book 1619, Page 170, Reception No. 1385168.
May 27, 1964, amend Section III, by adding (13) to 3.3 to read as follows:
Any feeding operation in conjunction with a farming operation of 80 acres
or more, provided that the feeding is done on the said farm, by the farm
operator, there would be no limit set for the number of animals or fowls
and would be classified as noncommercial. No new feed lot shall be built
closer than 660 feet to any adjacent, primary farm residence or public
place of assembly and 660 feet from any zoning boundary or any State of
Federal Highway.
Recorded June 1, 1964, Book 515, Reception No. 1437401.
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October 14, 1964, amending the Weld County Zoning Resolution -- Amend
Section 1, District and Maps paragraph 1.1, establishment of districts to
read:
A Agricultural
A-1 Agricultural District
E Estate
R Residential
H High Density Residential
MH Mobile Home
T Transitional
B Business
C Commercial
I Industrial
S Scientific
Amend Section III, Use and Density Schedules paragraph 3.3. Permitted Uses
in the "A" Agricultural District, subheading 3, cattle feeding, and raising
of fowls, rabbits, hogs, and other animals for commercial use
All commercial feed yards shall be offset by 660 feet from
residence or another lot...and from E, R, H, MH, T, B, S
All commercial feed yards shall be offset by 660 feet from State
or Federal Highway rights -of -way.
Locations of commercial feedyards shall be approved by the Board
of County Commissioners.
Amend Section III, Use and Density Schedules, paragraph 3.3.A. Uses
permitted in the A-1 Agricultural zone district -- all uses in the "A"
Agricultural District.
Feedyards offset by 660 feet from residence or another lot and E,
R, H, MH, T, B, and S zone districts
All feed lots, not in conjunction with the farmstead offset by
660 feet from state or federal rights -of -way.
Feeding operation shall be conducted by farm operator.
Amend Section III, Use and Density Schedule, paragraph 3.6.A. Uses
permitted in the "MB" Mobile Home zone district.
Independent Mobile Homes
Mobile Home Parks
Mobile Home Subdivision
Amend paragraph 3.7. Uses permitted in the T Transitional zone district.
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Amend paragraph 3.12. Uses permitted in all zoning districts shall comply
with minimum setbacks of buildings, minimum lot area and minimum lot width.
Amend paragraph 3.13. Uses permitted in all zoning districts shall comply
with minimum sideyards, minimum rearyards and maximum height of building.
Amend Section IV SIGNS
Section 4.1 Agricultural, Estate, Residential, and Mobile Home
districts
4.2 Transitional and Scientific districts
4.3 General Sign Requirements
Amend Section IV, Supplementary Regulations, paragraph 6.1, Mobile Homes
for permanent use shall be permitted only in the MH Mobile Home districts.
Mobile homes for temporary use may be permitted in the A, A-1, R, and H
zone districts provided each use is approved by the Board of County
Commissioners.
Amend Section IV, paragraph 6.2. Minimum Lot Area and Minimum Lot Width,
subheading (1) "Established Lots"
Amend Section VIII, paragraph 8.2. Special Procedure, subparagraph (2) --
Proposed amendments to the "Zoning Area Map" the applicants shall submit a
list of names and addresses of all owners within the area...
Add new Section VIII, paragraph 8.3. Reasons for Rezoning -- Requests for
rezoning of tracts within Weld County should be supported by detailed and
substantial evidence.
Reco:-ced December 16, 1976, Book 784, Reception No. 1706096.
March 5, 1965, amend paragraph 3.12. Minimum setback in the "A" and "A-1"
districts to be 50 feet minimum from front lot line. Minimum setback in
the 'E" "R", and "H" districts to be 20 feet minimum from front lot line.
"MH", "T", "B", "S", and "I" district to be 25 feet minimum setback from
front lot line.
Recorded December 16, 1976, Book 784, Reception No. 1706097.
August 31, 1966, amend Section III, paragraph 3.3. Uses permitted in the
"A" Agricultural zone district, subheading (8) gravel pits, quarries, and
open mining operations subject to the special provisions of section VI,
paragraph 6.1. Uses permitted, subheading (3).
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Amend Section III. paragraph 3.6.A. Uses permitted in the "MH" Mobile Home
District as it refers to mobile home subdivisions and independent mobile
homes on individual lots by substituting the following:
Minimum lot area and minimum setbacks shall be the same as
required for "R" Residential zone districts subdivision
compliance with all Subdivision Regulations. Each mobile home
shall comply with -- water supply, sewage disposal, refuse
disposal, electricity, fuel, alterations, and additions.
Amend Section III, paragraph 3.12. Minimum setback, lot area, and width
requirements. "MH" Mobile Home Parks only.
Amend Section VI, paragraph 6.1. (2) Mobile Homes shall be permitted in the
MH Mobile Home zone district as a use by right and in the A, A -1, R, and H
zone districts as a Use by Special Review.
Amend Section VI by ,adding paragraph 6.5. Special areas subject to
Flooding. For the purpose of this resolution there are hereby established
"Flood Plain Areas" as shown on the Zoning District Maps of Weld County.
Amend Section VI by adding paragraph 6.6. Unit Development -- Unit
Developments which may be permitted in the "H" High Density Residential
District, the "E" Estate District and the "R" Residential District, subject
in each instance to on a plan as defined ...(application process).
Amend Section VI. Supplementary Regulations, paragraph 6.1, subheading
(3) Before the County Planning Commission shall approve a special request
for the location of a gravel pit, quarry, or open mining operation in any
"A" or "A-1" Agricultural district "I" Industrial zone district applicant
shall furnish...
Amend Section XV, paragraph 15.4, Guarantee of Completion, Guarantee
Completion of Improvements - Installation of improvements shall occur
prior to the issuance of mobile home park permits.
Amend Section VI. Definition 6.1 (7), Subdivision. The division of a lot
tract or parcel of land into 5 or more lots, plats, sites, or other
divisions of land.
Amend Section VIII, Amend paragraph 8.2, Special procedure for proposed
amendments to the Zoning Area Map the applicant shall post public notaries
on the property requesting rezoning.
Amend Section VIII by adding paragraph 8.4, Conditional Review Rezoning
requests for a MH, T, B, C, I or S zone district shall be accompanied by a
tentative site plan and a tentative time schedule for construction of the
development.
Amend Section III by adding 3.8, Design Standards Proposed Amendments
Subdivision Regulations Unit Developments...Unit developments may be
allowed subject in each instance to being shown on a plan...
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Amend the Subdivision Regulations by adding a new section III A,
IMPROVEMENTS -- In each new subdivision the County Planning Commissions
subject to approval of the Board of County Commissioners shall agree on the
type, location and extent of necessary public improvements depending on the
characteristics of the proposed development...
3.A. 1. Adjacent to incorporated areas
3.A. 2. Other Areas
(1) Surface improvements, street paving, curbs, gutters
(2) Utilities
(3) Other
(4) Guarantee of Completion
Proposed Amendments
Mobile Home and Mobile Home Park Regulations -- A resolution defining
and regulating mobile homes, mobile home parks, and mobile home
subdivisions in Weld County: establishing minimum standards governing
the construction and maintenance of mobile home parks...
Amend Section 1, Purpose of regulating mobile homes.
Amend Section 14, Individual Mobile Homes -- Consideration of Individual
Mobile Homes as a dwelling and shall comply with applicable zoning.
Recorded December 17, 1976, Book 734, Reception No. 1706191.
November 23, 1966 -- Z-18 is supplemental to the A-16 File by adopting a
resolution for zoning all of the unzoned, unincorporated territory in Weld
County, Colorado.
Recorded November 28, 1966, Book 575, Reception No. 1497499.
June 1+, 1967, amend Section II, Agricultural Buildings and Uses, paragraph
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Provisions of this resolution shall not apply to farm and ranch
dwellings nor to farm and ranch buildings where such dwellings
ate located on a lot of more than forty (40) acres in size, and
where such dwellings and buildings are constructed more than 100
feet from any property line.
Amend Section VI, paragraph 2, Mobile Homes. Mobile Homes shall be
permitted in the MH, Mobile Home district as a use by right and in the A,
A-1, E, R, and H districts as a use by special review of the Weld County
Planning Commission. In the A and A-1 districts mobile homes may be
permitted on a permanent basis and in the E, R, and H, districts for a
period not to exceed 18 months.
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Amend Section III, Scope of Regulation, paragraph (A) delete:
Except that it shall not apply to any area not subdivided for
building purposes by a plat recorded in the office of the County
Clerk and Recorder of the County of Weld without a petition to
the County Commissioners requesting a Code signed and duly
acknowledged by the owner or owners of any such unsubdivided
area.
Recorded October 20, 1967, Book 587, Reception No. 1509051.
August 9, 1967, amend Section VIII, paragraph 2, Special Procedure
(3).. For proposed amendments to the "Zoning Area Map" a fee shall be
charged to cover the costs of advertising and processing.
Recorded October 20, 1967, Book 587, Reception No. 15090502.
August 23, 1967, amend Section 12.2, Definition (9). "Commercial Feed
Yards" and (c) of this same section.
Amend Section IV, 4.4 Signs, in the B, C, and I zone districts, and
Section 4.5 General Sign Requirements.
Recorded October 20, 1967, Book 587, Reception No. 1509053
June 12, 1968, amend Section VI, Supplementary Regulations, 6.1 " Uses
Permitted." "Mobile Homes shall be permitted in the A and A-1
district if placed on a foundation and they meet the Uniform Building
Code with the exception of the outside walls and subject to review.
Amend Sections X, paragraph (3). Building permit enforcement of
zoning resolution requiring building permit. That signs be u04'
interpreted as a "structure" requiring a building permit.
Recorded June 12, 1968, Book 589,c Reception No. 1517475.
December 13, 1967, amend Section VIII, 8.2 Special Procedures. Before
submitting a report and recommendation of any proposed amendment to
this resolution, as required...the County Planning Commission may hold
a public hearing on the proposed amendment.
Recorded December 15, 1967, Book 589, Reception No. 1510910.
August 13, 1969, amend Section III. "Uses permitted in the 'A'
Agricultural district to read: Airports, radio transmitting towers,
water treatment plants, storage tanks, sewage treatment facilities and
sanitary landfill areas subject to approval as to location by Board of
County Commissioners..."
Amend Section XII. Definitions, paragraph 12.2. Terms and Words --
Commercial Feed Yard.
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Amend Section XII, 12.2 Terms and Words, (9). "Commercial Feed Yards"
an enclosure for the feeding and/or fattening of cattle, fowls,
rabbits, hogs and other animals, where the following conditions
pertain.
Recorded December 22, 1976, Book 785 Reception No. 1706096
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July 15, 1970, amend Section 6.1, "Uses Permitted" paragraph (3).
Gravel pits before the County Planning Commission shall approve or
disapprove a special request for the location of a sand or gravel pit,
rock crusher, quarry or pen mining operation concrete and asphalt
plants in any A or A-1 Agricultural district or any I Industrial
district the applicant shall: Application...operation
standards...permit requirements.
Recorded December 22, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1706639
August 19, 1970, amend Section XI Board of Adjustment, paragraph 2,
Procedure (5). For variances relating to the use requirement of the
resolution a fee of $25 shall be charged to cover the cost of
advertising and processing...for all other variance requests a fee of
$15 shall be charged.
Reccrded December 22, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1706642.
September 23, 1970, amend Section 3. Add new paragraph 12. "Uses
Permitted in the C-0 Conservation District...
Amend Section III, paragraph 14. Permitted Uses in all zoning
districts shall comply with the following schedule...for minimum side
yards, minimum rearyards, and maximum height of buildings.
Amend Section 3, paragraph 13. Permitted uses in all zoning districts
shall comply with the following schedule: for minimum setback of
buildings, minimum lot area per principal use and the minimum lot
width per principal use
Recorded December 22, 1976, Book 785 Reception No. 1706645.
October 7, 1970, amend Section 6.6, "Unit Development" paragraph (1),
(4), and (5). Unit Development shall be permitted in all zone
districts subject in each instance to being shown on a plan as
defined...one corporation or ownership...maximum density .not to
exceeded 12 dwellings...review procedure...
Amend Section 3.6 "Uses permitted in the "ME" Mobile Home district,
paragraph (2). Mobile Home Parks including accessory buildings and
uses for service and recreation provided each mobile park is
constructed according to a recorded Unit Development Plan.
Recorded December 22, 1976, Book 785, Reception Not. 1706646.
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December 20, 1972, amend Section 3.13 and Section 3.14 -- "Uses
Permitted" and Section 3.15 "Uses Permitted" be added...Section 3.13
"A -P" Airport Zone District.
Permitted uses in all zoning districts shall comply with the following
schedule for minimum setback of buildings, minimum lot area per
principal use and minimum lot width per principal use as constructed
shall become use permitted in the A -P Airport zone district.
Definitions: Airport
Airport Elevators
Airport Hazard
Airport Reference Point
Height
Instrument Runway
Noninstrument Runway
***Airport Overlay Map Included***
Section 3.14, permitted uses in all zoning districts shall comply with
the following schedule for minimum setbacks of buildings, minimum lot
area per principal use and the minimum lot width per principal use.
Section 3.15, permitted uses in all zoning districts shall comply with
the following schedule for minimum setback, for minimum sideyard,
minimum rear yard and maximum height of buildings.
Recorded December 23, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1706855.
November 12, 1970, amend Section I, paragraph 1, "Establishment of
Districts" to include C-0 district "Conservation District." Recorded
December 22, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1706647.
March 21, 1973, amend Sections 3.3 -- Uses permitted in the "A"
Agricultural zone district. Delete All uses permitted in the "E"
Estate districts. Add Farm Ranch and garden building uses, public
parks, playgrounds, and other public recreation areas, churches; and
church schools, public schools, public utility mains, lines, and
substations, one family dwellings on a parcel.
Recorded December 23, 1976, Book 785, Reception N 1706E
September 24, 1973, amend Section 3.3 and 6.7 -- Uses permitted in the
Agricultural zone district: Temporary Assemblages --to regulate the
assemblage of large numbers of people as to provide a minimum level of
health, sanitary, fire, police, transportation, and utility services,
safety, and welfare of all persons.
Recorded December 23, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1706999.
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December 26, 1973, amendments to the Weld County Zoning Resolution
Sections 1.1, Section 3.3, Section 3.14, Section 6.1, and Section 12.2
-- "Uses permitted in the "A" Agricultural zone district
Section 1.1 - All references to the A Agricultural zone district
or A-1 Agricultural zone district shall be amended
to read: A -I Agricultural zone district or A -D
Agricultural zone district
Section 3.3 Uses permitted in the A -I Agricultural zone
district.
Section 3.14 - Permitted uses in all zoning districts shall
comply with the following schedule for minimum
setback of buildings, minimum lot area per
principal use and the minimum lot width per
principal use:
District A -I....80 acres minimum "Irrigated"
District A -D...160 acres minimum "Dry Land"
Section 6.1 - Cattle feedlots and the raising of rabbits, sheep,
swine, and other animals for commercial use...
Section 12.2 - Commercial feedlots or yard -- A place of
confinement for cattle, sheep, and swine, corralled, penned or
otherwise caused to remain in pens or corrals where feeding is
other than grazing.
Recorded December 27, 1976, Book 785, Reception
July 23, 1975, amend Section 6.1 (3). Before a Special Use Permit for
the location of an open mining operation, asphalt plant or batch plant
(concrete) is issued, the Planning Commission and Board of County
Commissioners shall determine through public hearings that the
following plans, maps, methods, and studies which shall accompany the
application provide adegtiate protection of the health, safety, and
welfare of the inhabitants...Application material requirements.
Recorded December 27, 1976, Book 785, Reception Nc1707034.
July 7, 1976. amend the Weld County Supplementary Regulations
concerning geologic hazards and flood plains section...and be added to
the Weld County Zoning Resolution. Any person seeking to engage in
development in any area of Weld County governed by these regulations
submit the information called for by these regulations.
Recorded December 27, 1976, Book 785, Reception No. 1707061.
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December 29. 1976, adoption of Weld County Land -Use Code Proposed
Amendments to the Weld County Zoning Resolution.
Section 1.1
Section 3.3
Section 3.3.G
Describing the A (Agricultural) zone district
as inclusive all references to the A-1
Agricultural district or A -D Agricultural
district contained in any section of this
zoning resolution shall be amended to read A
Agricultural District.
Uses permitted in the A (Agriculturall zone
district. The intent in establishing the A
district is to allow all agricultural and
related uses in the areas in which
agriculture is and should continue to be the
predominant land -use.
Minimum lot area. The minimum lot size for
parcels classified by the Assessor as
irrigated lands shall be 80 acres. The
minimum lot size for parcels classified by
the Assessor as dryland shall be 160 acres in
size. In the case of a parcel which contains
classifications, the minimum lot size shall
be governed by the more prevalent
classification.
November 9, 1977. amendments to the Weld County Zoning Resolution
"Mobile Homes."
The mobile home and mobile home park regulations were adopted October
10, 1061, and revised August of 1966 are repealed.
Mobile Home Permit Requirements
`Mobile Home Application Requirements
Mobile Home Uses Permitted
Temporary Storage
Accessory to Farm
Medical Hardship
Principal Dwelling
Accessory Use C or I zone districts
Section 12.2 Terms and Words
Agricultural Units
Mobile Home
Mobile Home Subdivision Density Schedule:
Minimum Lot Size
Minimum Lot Width
Minimum Setback
Minimum Offset
Maximum Height
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Amend Section 3.3 B and 3.4 -- Uses permitted in the Agricultural and
Estate districts. One single family dwelling per legal lot, Buildings
other than dwellings or living quarters which are accessory to the
principally permitted use, and Home Occupations.
Section 3.3.B. Uses by Right in the Agricultural Zone
District
Section 3.4 Uses Permitted in the "E" Estate District
Recorded December 8, 1977, Book 816, Reception
December 28, 1977, a repeal of Section 3.14 A and 3.14 B and a
reenactment of Section 3.14 -- Establishment of mobile home setback
requirements in the mobile home parks and subdivisions, as proposed,
with the condition that the minimum frontyard setback in mobile home
parks is proposed to be five feet (5') from the edge of the flowline
or from the edge of the nearest travel lane of the adjacent road.
Recorded February 2. 1978, Book 821, Reception No. 1743356.
January 11, 1978, proposed amendments to Section 3.14.A. and 3.14.B.
of the Weld County Zoning Regulations relating to setback requirements
in the A (Agricultural) zone district. Recommendation of reduction
from the existing 50 feet to 20 feet.
Recorded February 2, 1978, Book 821, Reception No. 1743357.
January 25, 1978, amendments to Sections 3.14 --The minimum frontyard
setback for mobile home parks approved prior to January 25, 1978,
shall be zero (0) feet. The locations on these parks for mobile shall
be such that no mobile home or attached portion of a mobile home will
encroach the nearest travel lane of the adjacent road, flow line of
adjacent road or sidewalk adjacent to the mobile home.
Recorded February 2, 1978, Book 821, Reception No. 1743358
April 18, 1978, amendment to Section 3.14 of the Weld County Zoning
Regulations a requirement of additional frontyard setback in all zone
districts to meet the future rights -of -way needs as shown in the Weld
County Thoroughfare Plan.
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Recorded May 1, 1978, Book 830, Reception No. 1752057.
May 10. 1978, amendments to the Weld County Supplementary Regulations
concerning Geologic Hazard Sections 1.C.2. which denotes regulated
areas shown on maps officially adopted by the County Commissioners and
1.D.3. Definition of Development permit -- Severe Ground Subsidence,
Moderate Ground Subsidence, Low Subsidence.
Resolution Recorded May 22, 1978, Book 832, Reception No. 1754240 Map
Recorded May 22, 1978, Book 832 Reception No. 1754240.
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July 19, 1978, amendment to Section 3.3.E.4. Weld County Zoning
Regulations. An addition of the outdoor drive-in theaters as a
Special Use in the Agricultural Zone District.
Amendment to Section 3.3 E 4 of the Weld County Zoning Regulations
The addition of the following uses to the list of special uses in the
Agricultural zone district: Forage dehydration facility, animal manure
and or animal by-products dehydration facility.
Recorded July 24, 1978, Book 839, Reception No. 1761156.
December 27, 1978, delete any section of the Weld County Zoning
Resolution and Subdivision Regulations that pertain to th- isting of
fees.
Recorded January 9, 1979, Book 856, Reception N
January 1, 1979. A repealing of all sections in the Weld ounty Zoning
Regulations and the Weld County Subdivision Regulationreferencing
permit dollar rate structure and consider adopting the new fee
structure by resolution of the Board of County Commis.ioners. The
following section were specifically repealed:
Section 3.3 D.3.K
3.3 E.3.J
6.1 (2) 11 B.9
6.1 (3) B.
8.2 (3)
9.2 (5)
Recorded January 9, 1979, Book 856, Recepti
No. 1778226
June 6, 1979, certification for recordation of updated version of the
Official Zoning Map of Weld County. Since the last update of January
5, 1977, changes have occurred only in the Western half of Weld
County. Therefore, the Official Zoning Map of the western half of
Weld County remains the same.
Recorded June 18, 1979, Book 872, Reception No. 1794011
August 22, 1979, amendment of Section 6.6.1 of the Weld County Zoning
Resolution. A unit development shall be defined as a project is
controlled by one owner, corporation or agency, or the subject of an
application filed jointly by the owners of the property to be
included, including usable open spaces for the mutual benefit of the
entire tract, and which is planned to provide variety and diversity so
that maximum long-range benefits of the unique site can be achieved
while still protecting the surrounding areas.
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Amend Section 6.6.4 of the Weld County Zoning Resolutions A minimum
amount of usable open space (exclusive of parking and streets) of not
less than 25 percent of the total average shall be required in E, R,
and H zone districts.
Recorded August 27, 1979, Book 879, Reception No. 1801478.
August 22, 1979, repeal Section 4.5 (3) of the Weld County Resolution.
This section required the annual renewal of sign permits in June of
each year.
Recorded August 27, 1989, Book 899, Reception No. 1801479
January 9, 1980, amendments to Section 80 -- Clarifies duties and
responsibilities of applicant, Department of Planning Services' staff,
and Board of County Commissioners in rezoning requests.
Recorded January 14, 1980, Book 892, Reception No. 1814257.
February 27, 1980, Amend Section 3.3.E.4. By adding a new section (t)
-- Agricultural Service establishments primarily engaged in performing
agricultural, animal husbandry, or horticultural services including...
Recorded March 3, 1980, Book 897, Reception No. 1818569.
March 12, 1980, adoption of new Sections 25 and 53 Geologic Hazards
and Flood Plains -- two separate resolutions.
Recorded March 20, 1980, Book 898, Reception No. 1820114.
April 9, 1980, Geologic Hazard and Floodplain Maps Adoption of
Flood Hazard Overlay District Regulations to regulate the construction
of new buildings, structures, and land uses within flood prone areas
as delineated on these maps.
Recorded April 22, 1980, Book 901, Reception No. 1822843.
April 9, 1980, updated version of the official zoning map of Weld
County, Colorado. Changes which had occurred only affected the
western half of Weld County, Ranges 68,- 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, and 62.
Resolution recorded April 15, 1980, Book 900 Reception No. 1822168.
_y Maps Recorded April 22, 1980, Book 901, Reception No. 1822844 through
1822908.
September 3, 1980, a policy revision for certified boundaries survey
requirements for Special Use permits -- Certified boundary survey will
not normally be required.
Resolution not recorded policy revision only
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October 15, 1980, Amendment to Section 7.6 -- Any use in the
Agricultural District which lawfully exists at the time of adoption of
this ordinance resolution and which would require a Special Review or
Conditional Use permit in the Agricultural District under the terms of
this resolution shall not be deemed a nonconforming use, but shall
without further action be considered as having received appropriate
Special or Conditional Use permit.
Recorded October 21, 1980, Book 917, Reception N
August 25 1981 Ordinance 8 - Comprehensive Revision of all zoning
regulations and maps. Repeals Official Weld County Zoning
Resolution and establishes Redistricting and amending of the official
zoning map.
Recorded August 25, 1981, Book 945, Recepti
December 29, 1981, Ordinance 89-A - Allows fees for all land -use
permit applications to be set by resolution of the Board of County
Commissioners.
Recorded December 29, 1981, Book 956, Reception 1878265. 4O • lkii
December 28, 1981, Ordinance -89B „/61 1
OSection 10 Definitions: fL61
Dwelling Unit;
Home Business;
Legal Lot;
Major Facilities of a Public Utility;
Oil and Gas Support and Service;
Pipelines;
Recreational Vehicle;
Secondary Recovery;
Use.
Section 20 Procedures and Permits:
G'
Reducing processing times to be consistent with actual time
required;
Clarifies Board hearing process;
Adds a statement regarding the County Collateral Policy;
Modifies legal description requirements for submission;
Eliminates an unnecessary submittal requirement;
Adds sign posting requirements for submission;
Clarifies the Site Plan Review by adding standards;
Clarifies the Use by Special review Abandonment clause; and
Corrects typographical errors.
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Section 30 Zone Districts:
Revises limits in size and location for accessory buildings
in the Agricultural District and places the same limits for
accessory buildings in the Residential District;
Adds a Use by Special Review Category for Oil and Gas
Support business;
Refers to Supplementary Regulations for Public Utility and
landfill uses;
Revises a reference to certain single family dwelling uses
as Special Review permits;
Corrects setback references for R-5 Districts;
- Provides residential uses as accessory or Special Review in
the C-1 and C-2 (Commercial) Districts;
Eliminates duplicated processes; and
Corrects needed numbering.
Section 40 Supplementary District Regulations:
- Provides for mobile homes to be used for other than office
or residence needs in the Agricultural District;
- Provides for annual review of medical hardship mobile homes;
Provides for accessory dwelling units in Commercial and
Industrial Districts;
Removes time limitation for shooting ranges;
Addresses Certification of Designation;
Provides for a showing of need for landfills and Public
Utility facilities; and
Corrects typographical error.
Section 50 Overlay District:
Corrects wording...
Section 70 Nonconforming Lots, Uses, and Structures:
Add clarification to permit Use by Special Review authority
to the Planning Commission in conjunction with the Planning
Commission's authority to rezone.
Recorded August 30, 1982, Book 976, Reception 01902137.
April 5, 1983, Ordinance 89-C
Section 74.2 Setback requirements on existing structures
Recorded March 28, 1983, Book 992, Reception No. 1921578
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March 9, 1983. Ordinance 89D -- Amendment to Flood Elevation
Determinations affecting the Flood Insurance Rate Map referenced in
Section 53.4.2 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance for panels 615,
750, 975, and 1075.
Recorded March 10, 1983, Book 990, Reception No. 1919843.
June 1, 1983, Ordinance 89-E
Section 21.4.3 - Amend to read...submit to the Board of County
Commissioners for adoption, every five (5)
years, an up -dated copy of the Official Weld
County Zoning Map which includes the rezoning
approvals made since the last adoption of the
Map...
Sections 31.2.17, 33.5.2.7, 34.2.2.6, 34.3.2.6, and 34.4.2.6
Police and Fire Stations or facilities as a use by right in
these applicable zone districts.
Recorded May 24, 1983, Book 997, Reception No. 1927998
October 24, 1983, Ordinance 89-F:
Section 29.1 Amend to read: FEES...for all land -use permits
provided for in Weld County Zoning Ordinance shall
be established by resolution of the Board of
County Commissioners in conjunction with a hearing
process...
Section 29.2 Amend to read...Review fees charged by a state
agency for review of any Land -Use applications
shall be made payable, by check or money order, to
the State agency reviewing in the •amount set by
State law...
Recorded October 25, 1983, Book 1011, Reception #1944658
October 8, 1984, Ordinance 89-G
Section 10.1 K.
Section 29.3
Amends the definition of Kennel by changing
the first word of the second sentence from
"Lots" to "Property".
Adding a new section to allow the County to
charge a fee for private consulting services
on land -use applications reviews. The fee is
to be paid by the applicant.
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Section 32.7.5.1 Adding a new section to provide for fences
over six feet in height to be located on side
and rear property lines in Residential Zone
Districts.
Section 32.7.
Clarifies the number of animal units
permitted per lot in the Residential Zone
Districts.
Sections 32.7.11 and
32.7.11.1 Establishes a new minimum setback requirement
for mobile home subdivisions approved prior
to January 1, 1965.
Sections 33.6.1.4.2.1 and
34.5.1.6.2 Add new sections to provide for fences over
six (6) feet in height to be located on rear
and side property lines in the Commercial and
Industrial Zone Districts.
Section 51 Amends the Airport Overlay District requirement
and Airport Overlay District Zoning Map.
Recorded October 22, 1984, Book 1047, Reception #1985852.
December 17, 1984, Ordinance 89-H:
Section 10.1 Amends and clarifies the definition of Animal Unit
by reducing the number of animal units permitted
in Agriculturally zoned subdivisions and in
residential zone districts. Adds new definitions
for development standards and manufactured homes.
Section 24.4.2 Corrects a typographical error in the text.
Changes 24.2.2 to 24.4.2
Sections24.4.4 and
25.5.2
Section 24.8
Section 27.1
Clarifies the responsibility of recording the
plats for Use by Special Review Permits.
Clarifies the responsibility for compliance
with approved development standards for Use
by Special Review permits.
Establishes a review procedure by the
Colorado Geological Survey to determine if a
Geological Hazard Development permit is
required when the Board of County
Commissioners considers a land -use
application.
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Section 31.2.18 Establishes borrow pits used temporarily and
exclusively for the completion of a public
road improvement project as a use by right in
the agricultural zone district.
Section 31.4.16 Clarifies the requirement that buildings with
gross floor areas larger than 1,500 square
feet obtain Use by Special Review permits in
agriculturally zoned subdivisions.
Section 42.4.3 Clarifies the requirement that signs must
comply with required setbacks and offsets in
all zoning districts.
Section 43.2.2.6 Provides for more than one additional six (6)
month period to renew a temporary storage
permit for a mobile home.
Section 43.2.2.7 Corrects a typographical error.
Section 46
Establishes a review and permit procedure for
the location of manufactured homes as defined
in S.B. 102 Weld County.
Recorded December 18, 1984, Book 1052, Reception #1992444
July 1. 1985, Ordinance 89-I
Section 10
Section 29.4
Amended Animal Unit definition by changing
the maximum number of animals per lot to per
acre in the agricultural zoned subdivisions
and unincorporated communities.
Amend Commercial Mineral Deposit definition
to be consistent with the Colorado Revised
Statutes.
Add a new definition for extractor. This
definition is consistent with the Colorado
Revised Statutes.
Correct a typographical error in the
Livestock Confinement definition.
Amend the Mobile Home definition by
rearranging the existing wording to clarify
the definition.
Add a new section to establish an
investigation fee for land -use permits when
an application is submitted to remedy an
existing zoning violation.
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Section 31.2.19 Identified manufactured homes as a use by
right in the agricultural zone district
subject to additional requirements.
Section 31.4.9 Amend the text to be consistent with the
Colorado Revised Statutes.
Section 31.4.15 Delete the ten acre lot requirement for a
home business.
Section 32.6.2.1 Amend the existing text to add manufactured
homes and single-family dwellings as a use by
right in the R-5 (Mobile Home Residential)
Zone District.
Section 43.2.7 Amend the Accessory Structure Mobile Home
text to allow mobile homes used as accessory
structures to be reviewed by the Department
of Planning Services and to issue zoning
permits for them.
Section 43.4 Add a new section which delegates the
authority to approve zoning permits for
mobile homes without a public hearing to the
Department of Planning Services if certain
requirements are met.
Section 45.4 Amend the text to be consistent with Colorado
Revised Statutes.
Section 46.4 Add a new section which delegates the
authority to approve zoning permits for
manufactured homes without a public hearing
to the Department of Planning services if
certain requirements are met.
Recorded July 1, 1985, Book 1075, Reception No. 2015439
April 28, 1987. Ordinance 89-J
Section 28 Amend the Planned Unit Development Sketch
Plan, Change of Zone, and Plan procedures.
Section 54E Established a Planned Unit Development
Overlay District for the purpose of reviewing
Commercial and Industrial developments and
residential subdivisions within the I-25
Mixed -Use Development Area and Activity
Centers.
Recorded April 21, 1987, Book 1153, Reception No. 2096472
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July 27, 1987 Ordinance 89-K
Section 10
Section 21.4.2.5
Adds a new definition for Animal Boarding
Amends Child Care Center definition to
be consistent with Colorado Revised
Statues.
Adds a new definition for Commercial
Junk Yard.
Adds a new definition for Derelict
Vehicle.
Amends Junk definition to incorporate
new definitions and changes in the text
Adds a new definition for Noncommercial
Junk yard.
Amends Setback definition by identifying
the rights -of -way width consistent with
the Comprehensive Plan's Transportation
Plan.
Amends the text to include additional
requirements for posting a sign for a
rezoning application.
Section 21.4.2.5.4
to 21.4.2.5.6 Adds new requirements for posting sign
for a rezoning application.
Section 24.2.2.4
Sections 24.2.2.4.4
to 24.2.2.4.6
Section 24.4.3
Amends the text to include additional
requirements for posting a sign for a
Use by Special Review permit
application.
Adds new requirements for posting a sign
for a Use by Special Review permit
application.
Adds new requirements that allow the
County to require performance guarantees
to mitigate negative impacts generated
by a Use by Special Review.
Renumber Existing Section 24.4.3 to 24.4.4
Renumber existing section 24.4.4. to 24.4.5
Section 24.7.2.11
Adds new requirements for posting sign
for a Use by Special Review permit
application.
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Section 25.5.2
Adds new requirements that allow the
County to require performance guarantees
to mitigate negative impacts generated
by a Major Facility of a Public Utility
use.
Renumber Section 25.2 to 25.3
Section 31.2.20
Adds animal boarding as a use by right
in the Agricultural zone district if
certain requirements are met.
Section 31.2.21 Adds Child Care Center as a use by right
in the Agricultural Zone District.
Renumber Section 31.3.9 to 31.3.11
Section 31.3.9
Adds Noncommercial Junk Yard as an
accessory use in the Agricultural Zone
District
Section 31.3.10 Adds Manufactured Home as an accessory
use in the Agricultural Zone District.
Section 31.4.8
Adds a new requirement to be consistent
with the Supplementary District
Regulations in the Zoning Ordinance.
Renumber Section 31.4.17 to 31.4.18
Section 31.4.7 Adds Animal Boarding as a Use by Special
Review permit under certain conditions.
Section 32.2.2.6
Adds Child Care Center as a use by right
in the R-1 (Low Density Residential)
zone district.
Renumber Section 32.2.3.6 to 32.2.3.7
Section 32.2.3.6
Section 32.5.5
Section 33.2.5
Adds Noncommercial Junk Yard as an
accessory use in the R-1 (Low Density
Residential) zone district.
Clarifies text to be consistent with
intent of the Site Plan Review in the R-
4 Zone District.
Clarifies text to be consistent with the
intent of the Site Plan Review in the C-
1 zone district.
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Section 33.3.5
Section 33.4.4.5
Section 33.4.5
Section 33.5.5
Section 33.6.1.6
Section 34.2.5
Section 34.3.5
Section 34.4.4.4
Section 34.4.5
Section 34.5.1.8
Section 35.3
Section 35.3.3
Section 61.3.5
Clarifies text to be consistent with the
intent of the Site Plan Review in the C-
2 zone district.
Adds Commercial Junk Yard or Salvage
Yard as a Use by Special Review in the
C-3 zone district.
Clarifies text to be consistent with the
intent of the Site Plan Review in the C-
3 Zone district.
Clarifies text to be consistent with
intent of the Site Plan Review in the C-
4 zone district.
Clarifies text regarding the screening
of storage or trash collection areas in
the Commercial zone district.
Clarifies text to be consistent with
intent of the Site Plan Review in the I-
1 Zone District.
Clarifies text to be consistent with
intent on the Site Plan Review in the I-
2 Zone District.
Adds Commercial Junk Yard or Salvage
Yard as a Use by Special Review in the
I-3 Zone District.
Clarifies text to be consistent with
intent of Site Plan Review in the 1-3
Zone District.
Clarifies text regarding the screening
of storage or trash collection areas in
the Industrial Zone Districts.
Requirement regarding compatibility
within and adjoining Planned Unit
Development Zone Districts.
Adds new public water system
requirements for residential uses in a
Planned Unit Development Zone District.
Clarifies text regarding an appeal of an
administrative decision to the Board of
Adjustment.
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Recorded July 28, 1987, Book 1164, Reception #2108537.
October 21. 1987. Ordinance 89-L
Section 10 Deletes the definition of Junk Yard
Sections 26 and 53 Relates to the Flood Hazard Overlay
District and Flood Hazard Development
Permits imposing stricter regulations to
maintain compliance with the National
Flood Insurance program's floodplain
management criteria.
Section 29.5 Allows the Board of County Commissioners
to establish a fee for Hazardous Waste
Disposal Sites. Also provides for the
Board of County Commissioners to
consider refunding portions of the fee.
Sections 31.5.2.1 and
31.5.3.1 Permits fences over six feet in height
to be located on property lines in the
Agricultural zone district.
Recorded October 22, 1987, Book 1174, Reception No. #2118646.
February 10, 1988, Ordinance 89-M
Section 23.1 Identifies uses which are excluded from
the Site Plan Review process.
Section 31.5.3
Section 33.5.2.4
Includes camping areas as a Use by
Special Review in the Agricultural zone
district.
Deletes camping areas as a Use by Right
in the C-4 (Highway Commercial) zone
district.
Section 33.5.2.5 through 33.5.2.7 Renumbers existing sections
with no changes to the existing text.
Section 35.3.7 Establishes a new performance standard
in the PUD zone district for mining uses
relating to injury to vested or
conditional water rights and identifies
mitigation alternatives to prevent
injury to vested or conditional water
rights
Section 35.3.7 and 35.3.8 Renumbers existing sections with no
changes to the existing text.
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Section 35.4
Section 35.5
Section 44.4.11
Requires a Site Plan Review for Commercial,
Industrial, and R-4 uses in the PUD zone
district.
Clarifies that all uses in the PUD zone
district shall comply with the PUD
performance standards.
Establishes a new operation standard for
open -mining operations relating to injury to
vested or conditional water rights and
identifies mitigation alternatives prevent
injury to vested or conditional water rights.
Section 44.4.11 through 44.5 Renumbers existing sections with no
change to existing text.
Section 90
Establishes requirements and procedures for
creating vested property rights pursuant to
new legislation in the Colorado Revised
Statutes that became effective January 1,
1988.
Recorded February 11, 1988, Book 1185, Reception No. 2140740
March 14, 1988, Ordinance 89-N
Section 23.1
Section 31.4.3
Section 33.5.2.4
Section 33.5.2.5.
with no changes to
Section
Identifies uses which are excluded from the
Site Plan Review process.
Includes camping areas as a Use by Special
Review in the Agricultural zone district
Deletes camping areas as a Use by right in
the C-4 (Highway Commercial) zone district.
through 33.5.2.7 Renumbers existing sections
the existing text.
35.3.7 Establishes a new performance standard in the
PUD zone district for mining uses relating to
injury to vested or conditional water rights
and identifies mitigation alternatives to
prevent injury to vested or conditional water
rights.
.Section 35.3.7 through 35.3.8 Renumbers existing sections with no
changes to the existing text.
Section 35.4
Requires a Site Plan Review for Commercial,
Industrial, and R-4 uses in a PUD zone
district.
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Section 35.5 Clarifies that all uses in the PUD zone
district shall comply with the PUD
performance standards.
Section 44.4.11 Establishes a new operation standard for
open -mining operations relating to injury to
vested or conditional water rights and
identifies mitigation alternatives to prevent
injury to vested or conditional water rights.
Section 44.4.11 through 44.5 Renumbers existing sections with no
changes to the existing text.
Section 90 Establishes requirements and procedures for
creating vested property rights pursuant to
new legislation in the Colorado Revised
Statutes that became effective January 1,
1988.
Recorded March 15, 1988, Book 1188, Reception No. 2134006
June 29, 1988, Ordiance 89-0
Definition Section amend the definition for structure to read:
Anything constructed or erected with a fixed location
on the ground or attached to something with a fixed
location on the ground, but not including fences or
walls used as fences less than six (6) feet in height,
poles, lines, cables or distribution facilities of
public utilities.
Utility Service Facility amend Definition to read:
Public Utility mains, lines, substations, gas regulator
stations, PUBLIC lift or pumping stations for domestic
water and sanitary sewer service, and accessory
STRUCTURES where no public office, repair or storage
facilities are operated or maintained.
Section 31.2.21
Section 31.4.11
Amend to establish one microwave, radio,
television, or relay tower below 70 feet
in height per lot as an accessory use in
the Agricultural zone district.
Amend to require a Special Review permit
for one or more microwave, radio,
television, or other communication
transmission or relay towers over 70
feet in height per lot in the
Agricultural zone district.
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Recorded June 30, 1988, Book 1200, Reception No. 2146479
July 25, 1988 Ordinance 89-P
Section 10 Animal Unit definition: Corrects an
incorrect number used in an example when
comparing equivalency between animal
species.
Dwelling, Single Family (Single Family
Dwelling): Dwelling Two Family/DupleX;
Dwelling, Three/Triplex; and Dwelling, Multi -
Family definitions. Adds the term
"Manufactured Home" in the definitions to be
consistent with the amendments made to the
Zoning Ordinance in 1984.
Section 21.6.5
Section 24.9
Deletes the word "annual" from the
existing text to clarify the intent of
the section.
Clarifies the authority for the
Department of Planning Services to
determine whether changes to a Special
Review permit requires an amendment to
the permit.
Section 28.4 Clarifies the Planned Unit Development
Sketch Plan review process.
Section 31.4.18
Section 31.4.19
Section 31,4.20
Section 32.2.2.1
Establishes uses allowed by right,
accessory uses, and uses by Special
Review in the Commercial or industrial
zone district as a Special Review permit
in the A (Agricultural) zone district
provided it is not located in an
approved or recorded subdivision or
unincorporated town.
Establishes a Child Care Center as a use
by Special Review in the A
(Agricultural) zone district.
Renumber Section with no change to
existing text.
Clarifies that only single family
dwellings are permitted as a use allowed
by right in the R-1 (Low Density
Residential) zone district by changing
"Dwelling Unit" to "Single Family
Dwelling" in the text.
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Section 32.2.2.6 Deletes Child Care Center as a use
allowed by right in the R -1 (Low Density
Residential) zone district.
Section 32.2.4.8 Establishes a Child Care Center as a use
by Special Review in the R-1 (Low
Density Residential) zone district.
Recorded July 26, 1988, Book 1203, Reception No. 2149290
June 26, 1989, Ordinance 89-Q
Section 23 "SITE PLAN REVIEW"
Section 23.1.1 throght 23.1.8 outlines intent applicability of
the Site Plan Review Process.
Section 23.2 through Section 23.2.1.16.12 outlines the
Application Requirements of the Site Plan Review Process.
Section 23.3 through Section 23.3.3 Duties of the Department of
Planning Services in the review of the Site Plan Review
application
Section 24.4.4
Change the word "wetting" to "setting"
in the first sentence.
Section 33.2.2
Section 33.4.2
Section 33.5.2
Section 33.6.1.6
Section 33.6.1.9
Add the following sentence after the
first sentence in the text. "No outside
storage will be allowed in the C-1
District.
Delete the second sentence in the text.
Delete the second sentence in the text
Areas used for trash collection shall be
SCREENED from PUBLIC rights -of -way and
all ADJACENT properties. These areas
shall be designed and USED in a manner
that will prevent wind or animal
scattered trash.
Outside storage: Uses in the Commercial
Districts involving outdoor storage of
vehicles, equipment, or materials when
permitted shall be SCREENED from PUBLIC
rights -of -way and all ADJACENT
properties.
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Section 34.3.2.1
Delete the words " Zoned R-1, R-2, R-3,
R-4, R-5, C-1, C-2, C-4, or I-1" from
the second sentence in the text.
Section 42.2.3.5 to read Minimum SETBACK 50 feet
Section 42.3.2.3 to read Minimum SETBACK 25 feet
Section 42.3.2.4 to read Minimum OFFSET 10 feet
Section 42.3.2.5 to read spacing between signs none
Section 42.3.3.1 to read Maximum number per LOT 2
Section 42.3.3.4 to read Minimum SETBACK 15 feet
Section 42.3.3.5 to read Minimum OFFSET 10 feet
Section 42.3.3.5. to 42.3.3.6 renumber with no change to existing
text.
Section 42.4.3 Delete
Section 43,2.5.1.1 and 43.2.5.1.2 by deleting the words "or
accessory OFFICE unit" from the text.
Section 53.7.1.14
All OIL and GAS PRODUCTION FACILITIES
shall be anchored to resist flotation,
collapse or lateral movement. The
method of anchoring shall be approved by
the Weld County Building Official
Section 76.1 Deletes Section 76.2 to 76.1 renumber
with no change to the existing text.
Recorded July 4, 1989, Book 1236, Reception No. 2184207.
Ordinance 89-R
Section 31.2.8 Amended to read: Feeding of Livestock
within the limitations defined in
Section 3.1.5, bulk requirements and
Section 47, Livestock Feeding
Performance Standards.
Section 32.7.8
Section 47
Amended to read: Subject to the
additional requirements of Section 47,
Livestock Feeding Performance Standards.
A new section to read: Livestock
Feeding Performance Standards...
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Section 47.1
Anyone feeding livestock in the
unincorporated areas of Weld county
shall comply with the performance
standards enumerated...
Recorded August 8, 1989, Book 1240, Reception No. 2187648
Ordinance 89-S
Add new Sections 31.2.22, 34.2.2.7, and 34.4.2.8 to read:
Disposal of domestic sewage sludge subject to the additional
requirements of Section 48.
Add new Section 48
Domestic Sewage Sludge Regulations
Sections 48.1 The intent of the Domestic
Sewage Sludge permit procedure is to
ensure that the quality of waste
discharged on land in Weld County for
beneficial uses will protect and promote
the health, safety, convenience, and
general welfare of the present and
future residents of Weld County.
Ordinance 89-T
Add two new definitions and Sections 91, 82.5, and 83.2, and amend
Sections 33.3.2.14, 53.4.1, and 53.4.2.
This amendment adds new definitions of Adult Business, Service, or
Entertainment Establishment and Nudity and a new Section which sets
forth provisions for the establishments. The amendment also provides
for penalties.
This amendment also amends the Section regarding floodplain and adopts
revised FIRM maps.
Recorded April 24, 1991, Book 1296, Reception No. 02248052
Ordinance 89-U
Add two new definitions and add new Section(s) 31.2.23 and 49.
This amendment adds new definitions for Domestic Septic Sludge and
Suitable Soil and a new Section which sets forth Domestic Septic
Sludge Regulations.
Recorded June 3, 1991, Book 1300, Reception No. 02251915.
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