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WELD COUNTY
CODE ORDINANCE 2020-15
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IN THE MATTER OF REPEALING AND REENACTING, WITH AMENDMENTS,
CHAPTER 23 ZONING, AND REPEALING CHAPTER 26 REGIONAL URBANIZATION
AREAS, OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF
WELD, STATE OF COLORADO:
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld, State of
Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with
the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, on December 28, 2000, adopted
Weld County Code Ordinance 2000-1, enacting a comprehensive Code for the County of Weld,
including the codification of all previously adopted ordinances of a general and permanent nature
enacted on or before said date of adoption, and
WHEREAS, the Weld County Code is in need of revision and clarification with regard to
procedures, terms, and requirements therein.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of the
County of Weld, State of Colorado, that certain existing Chapters of the Weld County Code be,
and hereby are, repealed and re-enacted, with amendments, and the various Chapters are
revised to read as follows.
CHAPTER 23
ZONING
ARTICLE I - General Provisions
Amend Sec. 23-1-90. Definitions.
The following specific words and phrases, when appearing in this Chapter in uppercase
letters, shall have the meanings stated in this Section:
NOXIOUS WEEDS: Includes one (1) or more annual, biennial or perennial plants which
are causing or may cause damage or loss to a considerable portion of land or livestock
LIVESTOCK in the COUNTY. Includes, but is not limited to, those species I-i-sted atreferenced in
Section 15-1-2-0-40 of this Code.
VARIANCE: A grant of relief to a person from a requirement or requirements of this
Chapter, Chapter 26, or Chapter 27 when specific enforcement would result in unnecessary
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hardship. A VARIANCE, therefore, permits construction or DEVELOPMENT in a manner
otherwise prohibited by this Chapter, Chapter 26, or Chapter 27.
ARTICLE II - Procedures and Permits
Division 3 - Site Plan Review
Amend Sec. 23-2-150. Intent and applicability.
A. thru J. - No change.
K.
to any -and all applicable nd any ot;nance in
,ff Required landscaping shall be installed within one (1) calendar year of issuance of
a building permit or commencement of USE, whichever occurs sooner. The Director of
Planning Services may grant a one-time extension of up to one hundred twenty (120)
days, for good cause shown, upon a written request by the landowner.
Remainder of Section — No change.
Amend Sec. 23-2-160. Application requirements for site plan review.
Any person wanting to apply for a Site Plan Review shall arrange for a preapplication
conference with the Department of Planning Services. The purpose of the application is to give
the applicant an opportunity to demonstrate, through written and graphic information, how the
proposal complies with the standards of this Chapter. The following supporting documents shall
be submitted as a part of the application:
A. thru L. — No change.
M. Statements describing that the LANDSCAPE requirements listed below have been met:
1. The LOT shall adhere to the LOT COVERAGE requirements of the zone district in
which it is located, as shown in the Bulk Requirements in this Chapter, or Chapter
-or 27, if applicable. Land shall not be deemed covered if it is used for growing
grass, shrubs, trees, plants or flowers or if it is otherwise suitably LANDSCAPED.
2 That portion of a LOT which abuts a PUBLIC or private STREET/ROAD RIGHT-
OF-WAY shall have a minimum ten -foot wide SETBACK that is LANDSCAPED,
unless the LOT is governed by a more restrictive SETBACK that is LANDSCAPED
contained in a PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, Chapter 26 of this Cce-Article
V of this Chapter or any other applicable County ordinance. The SETBACK that is
LANDSCAPED is measured at a right angle from the existing or planned future
RIGHT-OF-WAY. Sidewalks and driveways may pass through the required
SETBACK.
Remainder of Section — No change.
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ARTICLE V - Overlay Districts
Add Division 6 - 0-25 Overlay ONsifict
Sec. 23-5-50a ]-25 Overlay District Esta Ushedo
A. The 1-25 Overlay District is hereby established. The area within the 1-25 Overlay District is
depicted on the map in Appendix 23-H.
B. Any DEVELOPMENT within the 1-25 Overlay District area that requires COUNTY approval
of the following land use processes shall be required to comply with this Division 6, Article
V, Chapter 23:
1. Site Plan Review (including amendments to existing Site Plan Reviews).
2. Use by Special Review (including major amendments to existing Uses by Special
Review).
3 Special Review Permit for MAJOR FACILITIES OF PUBLIC UTILITIES OR
PUBLIC AGENCIES (including major amendments).
4 Zoning Permit under Division 17, Article IV, Chapter 23, excluding second
SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING.
Sec. 23-5-510. Fur
ose.
A. The purpose of the 1-25 Overlay District is to provide standards for new DEVELOPMENT
that:
1. Are consistent and uniform,
2. Promote economic development in the area by enhancing the appearance from
roadways, and
3. Mitigate impacts of new DEVELOPMENT on ADJACENT properties.
Sec. 23-5-520. L ndscaping recuirementse
A. Design criteria.
1. LANDSCAPES shall utilize the following principles for efficient use of water:
a Well -planned and approved planting schemes.
b Appropriate selection of drought -tolerant turf species to minimize water
needs and the use of water -hungry species of turf.
c. Mulch to reduce evaporation.
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d. Zone plant groupings according to its microclimatic needs and water
requirements.
e. Improvement of the soil with organic matter, if needed.
f. Efficient irrigation design.
9.
Proper maintenance and irrigation scheduling.
2 Landscaping plans shall consist of a variety of species, and landscape designers
shall strive to maximize the use of native species. Where native material is not
appropriate for the intended use or appearance, plant species that are regionally
adapted and noninvasive shall be used. A partial list of plant materials that are
native or adapted to Colorado's Front Range is included in Appendix 23-1.
3. The following plant materials shall not be included in the landscaping design:
a. Cotton -bearing cottonwood (Populus).
b. Siberian elm (Ulmus pumila).
c. Chinese elm (Ulmus parvifolia).
d. Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima).
e. NOXIOUS WEEDS.
4. BUILDINGS and PARKING LOTS shall be located to preserve and promote the
health of existing trees. The applicant shall be responsible for locating and
preserving, where feasible, all individual trees of four -inch caliper or larger in size
(measured six (6) feet above the surrounding ground) and massed groups of three
(3) or more smaller trees. Before construction, the following precautions shall be
taken to preserve quality trees:
a The applicant shall submit to the Department of Planning Services a
detailed Landscape Plan delineating the existing and proposed trees,
shrubs, groundcovers, and natural features, such as rock outcroppings and
other landscaping elements. The Plan shall show where landscaping exists
or will be located, along with planting and construction details. Where
existing plantings are to be retained, the applicant shall include in the plans
proposed methods of protecting the plantings during construction.
b The applicant shall demonstrate to the Department of Planning Services
that the maximum possible landscaping was preserved or relocated
through the DEVELOPMENT process.
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5 Whenever the USE of the property to be developed or redeveloped will conflict
with the USE of adjoining property, there shall be an opaque planted screen
between the two (2) properties. The screen shall moderate the impact of noise,
light, aesthetic concerns, and traffic.
6 Fescue, brome/fescue, or other turf types shall be used in lieu of bluegrass where
heavy foot traffic is not anticipated.
7 LANDSCAPED areas shall be configured to maximize interconnectivity within the
site to natural areas and landscaped areas within existing or future adjacent
DEVELOPMENT. Small isolated islands of landscaping, except as required in
PARKING LOTS and for screening along roadways, shall be avoided. Open space
shall be provided where significant natural features exist.
B. Landscaping requirements for parking lots.
1. At least ten percent (10%) of the area of a PARKING LOT shall be landscaped if
the PARKING LOT contains ten (10) or more spaces. PARKING LOTS with fewer
than ten (10) parking spaces shall include landscaping on at least five percent (5%)
of the PARKING LOT area. At least seventy-five percent (75%) of the required
LANDSCAPE area shall include living plant material. Generally, every tenth (10th)
parking space should be delineated with a planting island. Trees planted in
PARKING LOTS shall be either in bays or planting islands of at least five (5) feet
by five (5) feet. Trees should be distributed throughout the parking area; however,
they shall be placed so they do not obstruct visibility for cars and pedestrians.
Bermina and shrub or tree planting shall be used to screen PARKING LOTS from
view of the ADJACENT STREETS/ROADS. Berms may vary in height, depending
on location and proximity of existing trees, but shall have smooth transitions from
the top of the curb to the SETBACK line so as to not create snow traps. Grading
of berms shall not be lumpy or abrupt.
3 Landscaping techniques shall be used to alleviate the harsh visual appearance
that accompanies PARKING LOTS. At least seventy-five percent (75%) of the
length of the frontage of the PARKING LOT must be effectively SCREENED.
4 Loading, service or storage areas shall be SCREENED with an opaque screen
that is an integral part of the BUILDING architecture. Chain -link fencing with s[ats,
fabric, or pallets is not an acceptable screening material. Plant material shall be
used to soften the appearance of the screen.
C Landscaping requirements along roadway corridors.
1. Plantings along roadways shall be integrated with the landscaping of the rest of
the site.
2 A minimum LANDSCAPE SETBACK in accordance with Table 23.5 below shall be
included, to be measured from the existing or future RIGHT-OF-WAY at right
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angles to the STREET/ROAD towards the interior of the LOT. The LANDSCAPE
SETBACK shall include five (5) shrubs (minimum size of five -gallon container) plus
either one (1) shade tree with a minimum two -and -one -half -inch -caliper (measured
six (6) feet above the surrounding ground) or one (1) coniferous tree with a
minimum hei. ht of six 6) feet for every forty (40) feet of STREET/ROAD frontage.
A mix of coniferous and deciduous trees and shrubs shall be clustered or grouped
to avoid straight lines, with a maximum distance of one hundred (100) feet between
trees or groupings. The effectiveness of the screening along 1-25 and State
Highway 119 shall be increased by planting trees and shrubs in layered beds (two
[2- or more rows of plant material rather than a single row). No parking, storage,
fencing, or other STRUCTURES shall be permitted within the LANDSCAPE
SETBACK.
Table 23.5
1-25 Overlay District Landscape Setbacks
Abutting
1-25,
State
Highway
119,
and
frontage
roads
Fifty
(50)
feet
Twenty-five
(25) feet
Abutting
State
Highway
66 and
all
STREETS/ROADS
designated
as collectors
or arterials
on the
Weld
County
Functional
Classification
Map
in Appendix
8-O of the
Weld
County
Code
Abutting
all
other
PUBLIC
or
private
STREETS/ROADS
Ten
(10)
feet
D General landscaping standards.
1. Heavy equipment shall be kept at least five (5) feet from tree drip lines to prevent
tree roots from being damaged.
2 Required plantings shall have been grown in accordance with proper horticultural
practice, shall be healthy, well -branched, vigorous stock with a growth habit normal
to the species and variety, shall be free of diseases, pest infestation, or damage,
and shall conform to the standards set by the American Association of
Nurserymen.
3. All required landscaping shall be irrigated. The Department of Planning Services
may approve the use of a temporary irrigation system for plants that can survive
without irrigation once established.
A. Soil in areas intended for plantings shall first be amended in order to loosen
compacted soil, improve the viability of plantings, and reduce the amount of
watering required.
Rock mulch or Gravel shall not be placed within two (2) feet of reouired trees.
6. Landscaped areas shall be maintained by the owner/tenant of the property,
including landscaped areas within the adiacent RIGHT-OF-WAY unless an owners
association assumes this obligation. Maintenance shall include, but not be limited
to, irrigating, mowing, pruning, removal of trash and weeds, and replacement of
any required plantings that become diseased, infested, or otherwise unhealthy.
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7 Re • uired landsca shall be installed within one 1 calendar ear of issuance
of a building permit or commencement of USE, whichever occurs sooner. The
Director of Planning Services may grant a one-time extension of up to one hundred
twenty (120) days, for good cause shown, upon a written request by the landowner.
ARTICLE VI - Board of Adjustment
Amend Sec. 23-6-10. Powers and duties.
A. The Board of Adjustment shall have the powers and duties enumerated below. The
powers and duties as listed shall be exercised in conformance with the laws of the State
and in conformance with the terms and conditions included in this Chapter. The powers of
the Board of Adjustment shall be exercised in harmony with the intent of this Chapter or
Chapter 26 or 27, as applicable, the intent of Chapter 22 of this Code and the public
interest.
1. The Board of Adjustment has the power to hear and decide appeals from decisions
concerning zoning issues made by any official employed by the COUNTY in the
administration or enforcement of this Chapter,h-a-pr6►, or Chapter 27.
2 When there is an appeal of an administrative decision, the Board of Adjustment
may, so long as such action is in conformance with the terms of this Chapter, -
Chapter 26, or Chapter 27, as applicable, reverse, affirm or modify the order,
decision or determination appealed from.
B — No change.
C The Board of Adjustment has the power to hear and decide VARIANCES from the terms
of this Chapter, with the exception of VARIANCES from Article XI, Floodplain Management
Ordinance, which are heard and decided by the Board of County Commissioners. The
Board of Adjustment also has the power to hear and decide VARIANCES from the terms
of Chapters 26 —and 27 of this Code where Chapters 26 and 27 are a-p-papplies to
individual LOTS or parcels. VARIANCES may be brought to the Board of Adjustment
when, because of special conditions relating to the subject land, a literal enforcement of
the provisions of this Chapter, i-- - -' r 2Y: or Chapter 27 of this Code would result in
unnecessary hardship to the appellant.
1. Relief from the provisions of this Chapter and Chapters 26 and 27 of this Code
may not be granted when the hardship is brought about solely through the actions
of the appellant.
2 No relief may be granted when the result of granting the requested relief is
detrimental to the public good or when the relief is contrary to the purpose and
intent of this Chapter or Chapter 2 ---27, as applicable.
3 In granting any VARIANCE, the Board of Adjustment may prescribe appropriate
conditions and safeguards in conformity with this Chapter and Chapters _ 26--an4 27
of this Code. VIOLATION of such conditions and safeguards, when made a part of
the terms under which the VARIANCE is granted, shall be deemed a VIOLATION
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of this Chapter and said Chapters 26 and 27 and punishable under Article X of this
Chapter.
4 Under no circumstances shall the Board of Adjustment grant a VARIANCE to allow
a USE not permissible under the terms of this Chapter in the district involved, or
any USE expressly or by implication prohibited by terms of this Chapter or said
Chapters 26 and 27.
5. and 6. — No change.
7. No VARIANCE from Chapters 26 ant 27 of this Code shall be allowed where the
term from which the VARIANCE is sought is one that was raised as an issue during
the PUD zone or final plat process.
Amend Sec. 23-6-40. Appeals for variance.
Appeals to the Board of Adjustment brought pursuant to Subsection 23-6-10.C above shall
be made and processed as set forth below.
A. Application Requirements. An application for a VARIANCE in the application of specific
terms or requirements in this Chapter shall be made in written form according to the
following requirements:
1. thru 8. — No change.
9. Any other information determined to be necessary by the Board of Adjustment that
will aid the Board of Adjustment in making a decision which will not impair the intent
and purpose of this Chapter, Chapter -2-6 or Chapter 27 of this Code.
10. — No change.
B.1 thru B.5 - No change.
C. Duties of the Board of Adjustment. The Board of Adjustment shall hold a public hearing to
consider the VARIANCE. The concurring vote of three (3) members of the Board of
Adjustment shall be necessary in order to decide in favor of the appellant on any
VARIANCE. An appeal for VARIANCE of the terms of this Chapter, Chapter 26 or Chapter
27 of this Code shall not be granted until and unless the Board of Adjustment, based only
upon the information presented at the public hearing and its interpretation of this Code,
has found and determined that:
Remainder of Section — No change.
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ARTICLE X — Enforcement
Amend Sec. 23-10-50. Relationship to other ordinances.
The Department of Building Inspection shall withhold issuance of Building Permits if the
USE of the property does not conform to the terms set forth in this Chapter and any other specified
County ordinance where made applicable by the terms set forth in the specified ordinance
including, but not limited to, those ordinances contained in Chapters 20, 24, 7-27 and 29 of this
Code.
Add Appendix 23-H, 1-25 Overlay District Boun •'ary } y p — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-I, Partial List of Plant Materials as General Resource — ATTACHE
Add Appendix 23-J, Berming and Screening Parking — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-K, Screening Parking from Roadways — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-L, Screening Parking and Structures — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-M, 1-25 Corridor Treatment — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-N, 1-25 Corridor Treatment Travel Lane Viewpoint — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-O, 1-25 Corridor Treatment Frontage Road Viewpoint — ATTACHED
Add Appendix 23-P, State Highway 119 Corridor Treatment — ATTACHED
CHAPTER 26 REGIONAL URBANIZATION AREAS _ REPEALED
E
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board that the Clerk to the Board be, and hereby is,
directed to arrange for Municode to supplement the Weld County Code with the amendments
contained herein, to coincide with chapters, articles, divisions, sections, and subsections as they
currently exist within said Code; and to resolve any inconsistencies regarding capitalization,
grammar, and numbering or placement of chapters, articles, divisions, sections, and subsections
in said Code.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the Board, if any section, subsection, paragraph,
sentence, clause, or phrase of this Ordinance is for any reason held or decided to be
unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof. The
Board of County Commissioners hereby declares that it would have enacted this Ordinance in
each and every section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, and phrase thereof irrespective
of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, or
phrases might be declared to be unconstitutional or invalid.
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The above and foregoing Ordinance Number 2020-15 was, on motion duly made and
seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 5th day of October, A.D., 2020.
ATTEST:
Weld County Clerk to the Board
BY:
Deputy Clerk to the Board
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
County Attorney
Date of signature:
P ublication:
First Reading:
P ublication:
Second Reading:
Publication:
Final Reading:
P ublication:
Effective:
July 15, 2020
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Mike Freeman, Chair
Steve Moreno, Pro -Tern
Scott K. James
Barbara Kirkmeyer
Kevin D. Ross
August 24, 2020
September 2, 2020, in the Greeley Tribune
September 14, 2020
September 23, 2020, in the Greeley Tribune
October 5, 2020
October 14, 2020, in the Greeley Tribune
October 19, 2020
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Appendix 23-H
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Ap endix 23=
The following is a partial list of plant materials that are native or adapted to Colorado's Front Range. This
is not an all-inclusive list and is intended only to act as a general resource.
Mature
Mature
Common
Name
Botanical
Name
Height
Width
EVERGREEN
TREES
White
Fir ** ***
Abies concolor
50-60
feet
20-25
feet
Oneseed Juniper **
Juniperus monosperma :40
feet
i
10-12
feet*
Rocky
Mountain
Juniper
**
Juniperus scopulorum
4-8
feet
1-6
feet
Juniperus virginiana
50
feet
10-12
feet
Eastern
Red
Cedar
'Colorado
Blue
Spruce
**
Picea pungens
80-100
feet
15-25
feet
Bristlecone
Pine ** ***
Pinus aristata
20-40
feet
15-20
feet
Pinyon
Pine ** ***
Pinus edulis 115-25
feet
15-20
feet
Pinus flexilis 130-40
feet
12-15
feet
Limber
Pine ** ***
Austrian
Pine I
Pinus nigra
30-40
feet
10-15
feet
Ponderosa
Pine ** ***
Pinus ponderosa
50-60 feet
20-25
feet
,
Douglas
-fir
**
Pseudotsuga menziesii
40-80
feet
10-12
feet
SHADE
TREES
Common Horsechestnut
IAesculus
hipocastanum150-75
feet
140-60
feet
Western
Catalpa
Catalpa speciosa
40-60
feet
20-30
feet
• Hackber
**
Celtis occidentalis
40-50
feet
r35-40
feet
Fraxinus americana .50-80
feet
25-40
feet
f-
Autumn
Purple
Ash
Green Ash
Fraxinus pennsylvanica lanceolata .50-60
feet
25-30
feet
Patmore
Ash
***
Fraxinus pennsylvanica 'Patmore'
40-60
feet
20-40
feet
Thornless
Honeylocust
***
Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis
35-40
feet
' 30-50
feet
Kentuck
y Coffeetree
Gymnocladus dioicusr60-75F
feet
40-50
feet
Bur Oak
***
Quercus macrocarpa
40-60
feet
40-50
feet
--1
Linden
* ***
Tilia species 330-60
feet
20-50
feet
ORNAMENTAL
TREES
Rocky
Mountain
Maple
** ***
Acer glabrum
10-25
feet
t
10-15
feet
i
Bigtooth/Wasatch
Maple
** ***
Acer grandidentatum
20-25
feet
15-20
feet
American
Hornbeam
***
Carpinus caroliana
20-30
feet
15-20
feet
Eastern Redbud
***
Cercis canadensis
25-35
feet
15-20
feet
Russian
Hawthorn
Crataegus ambiqua .15-20
feet
;10-15
feet
Cockspur
Hawthorn
***
Crataegus crusgalli 'Cockspur' :15-20
feet
:
10-15
feet
Hawthorn
species
* **
Crataegus spa
18-25
feet
15-20
feet
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r
Golden Raintree
Koelreuteria paniculata
Dolgo Flowering Crabapple ***
Radiant Flowering Crabapple ***
Flowering Crabapple *
N ative Plum
Malus 'Dolgo'
Malus 'Radiant'
Malus spp.
130-40 feet 30 feet
25-30 feet 25-30 feet
15-20 feet 15-20 feet
15-30 feet 10-20 feet
Prunus americana
N ewport Plum Prunus americana 'Newport'
Amur Chokecherry ***
'European Bird Cherry ***
Chokecherry
r
**
Callery Pear ***
IGambel Oak **
S MALL SHRUBS
f
15-20 feet
rls-2b feet
7-10 feet
10-15 feet
Prunus maackii
7-Prunus padus
20-25 feet
18-20 feet
Prunus virginiana
Pyrus calleryana
25-30 feet
15-20 feet
20-30 feet 18-25 feet
; Quercus gambelli
Leadplant ** ***
Sage species * **
Barberry species * **
Pygmy Peashrub b ***
' Blue Mist/Blue Beard Spiraea ***
Littleleaf Mountain Mahogany ***
g Y
25-30 feet 15-20 feet
20-30 feet
10-15 feet
Amorpha canescens
Artemisia spp.
2-4 feet
—1-1-2 feet
Berberis spp.
Caragana pyqmaea
[Catyopteris x clandonensis
Cotoneaster species *
Mormon Tea ** ***
Euonymus species *
Juniper species * **
Oregon Grape
noes. seta
Rocky Mountain Ninebark **
Bush Cinquefoil * **
Alpine Currant ***
Spiraea species *
Cercocarpus intricatus
•
I Cotoneaster spp.
Ephedra spp.
Euonymus spp.
Juniperus spp.
1
q
2-4 feet
1-2 feet
2-6 feet ' 2-8 feet
3-4 feet ' 3-5 feet
3-5 feet 3-5 feet
2-4 feet
Mahonia aquifolium
Hancock Coralberry
Snowberry ***
Minns
Physocarpus monogynus
Potentilla fructicosa spp.
Ribes alpinum
Spiraea spp.
2-3 feet
1-6 feet 1-6 feet
3-6 feet J3-6 feet
1-6 feet 7 feet
1-16 feet
13-6 feet
3-4 feet
2-20 feet
3-5 feet
3-4 feet
2-4 feet
3-6 feet
1-3 feet
4-5 feet
2-6 feet
1-6 feet
Symphocarpus orbiculatus 'Hancock'
2-5 feet
4-8 feet
Symphoricarpos alba
3-5 feet
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MEDIUM/LARGE
SHRUBS
Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis
18-15
feet
6-12
feet
Siberian
Peashrub
Caragana arborscens
15-20
feet
12-18
feet
Mountain
Mahogany
** ***
Cercocarpus montanus
10-15
feet
10-15
feet
Curl
-Leaf
Mountain
Mahogany
**
Cerocarpus ledifolius
5-12
feet
5-12
feet
Fernbush
***
Chamaebatiaria millifolium
3-5
feet
3-6
feet
Rabbitbrush
** ***
Chrysothamnus nauseosus
3-5
feet
3-5
feet
Dogwood
*
** ***
1 Cornus spp.
6-10
feet
16-10
feet
Apache
Plume
** ***
Fallugia paradoxa
3-5
feet
13-5
feet
Forsythia
species
*
Forsythia spp. 18-10
feet
10-12
feet
Privet
species
*
Ligustrum spp.
12-15
feet
12-15
feet
Honeysuckle
species * **
Lonicera spp.
4-10
feet
6-8
feet
Arnold
Red
Honeysuckle
***
Lonicera tatarica 'Arnold Red' ;
8-10
feet
8-10
feet
CJlockorange
* ** ***
fPhlladelphus spp.
6-8
feet
6-8
feet
Cistena
Cherry
Prunus cistena
7-10
feet
5-8
feet
Western
Sand Cherry
** ***
Prunus pumila var. besseyi
3-6
feet
13-6
feet
Common
Buckthorn
I Rhamnus cathartics
18-25
feet
15-25
feet
Sumac
species
* **
sp13-10
Rhus s p.
p.
feet
I 3-6
feet
-
Three
-leaf
j
Sumac ** ***
Rhus trilobata
[4-6
feet
14-6
feet
Golden
Currant
** ***
Ribes aureum
4-6
feet
4-6
feet
Austrian
Copper
Rose
Rosa foetida bicolor ;
4-5
feet
4-5
feet
Rugosa
Rose
Rosa rugosa
3-8
feet
j2-5
feet
Boulder
Raspberry
***
Rubus deliciosus
4-6
feet
4-6
feet
1
Blue
Stem
Willow
Salix purpurea 110-18
feet
7-15
feet
Buffalo
Berry 1
Sheperdia canadensis
6-8
feet
3-9
feet
i
Vanhoutte
Spiraea
***
Spiraea x vanhoutte
4-5
feet
4-6
feet
Lilac
species * ***
Syringa spp. 18-12
feet
8-12
feet
Viburnum
species
*
Viburnum spp. 13-20
feet
T3-12
feet
Adam's
Needle
***
Yucca filamentosa
2-4
feet
2-4
feet
i
SPREADING
JUNIPERS
(EVERGREENS)
Bar
Harbor
Juniper***
Juniperus horizontal's 'Bar Harbor' 16-8
inches
4-6
feet
Blue
Chip
Juniper ***
Juniperus horizontal's 'Blue Chip'
8-12
inches
4-6
feet
I
Blue
Rug Juniper
***
Juniperus horizontal's 'Blue Rug' J4-6
inches
[5-6 feet
Buffalo
Juniper
***
'Buffalo'
18
6-8 feet
___
21
Juniperus savin .12
p
inches
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F
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
'Big Bluestem
** ***
Andropogon gerardii
5-6 feet
4-6 feet
Little Bluestem
***
Andropogon scoparium
Maiden or Miscanthus Grass ***
Switch Grass ** ***
2-3 feet
Miscanthus sin en sis
Panicum virgaturn
Dwarf Fountain Grass ***
3-8 feet
1-2 feet
2-5 feet
3-5 feet 13-4 feet
Pennisetum alopecuroides
2-3 feet
2-3 feet
Miscanthus Grass
***
*Depending on cultivar/species
Phalaris arundinacea 'Picta'
12-15
inches
3+ feet
**Native to Colorado (Source: https://coloradoplants.
effco.us/PlantSearch)
***These plant materials readily adapt to the conditions found in the Rocky Mountain region. With the wide
range of altitudes, microclimates, and soil conditions, not every plant is suitable or hardy in all locations.
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