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1. bouldercolorado.gov › services › zoningZoning - City of Boulder

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   City of Boulder Zoning Information. Zoning districts regulate land uses and development for each property in the City of Boulder. Zoning districts also designate residential, commercial, industrial, public and agricultural areas. Jump To. Zoning Code Modules.

2. www.arcgis.com › apps › StoryMapBasicBoulder Residential Zoning Map - ArcGIS

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   This map shows the residential zoning layout of Boulder. The majority of Boulder that is zoned for residential housing is low density. Areas of high and mixed density are concentrated around downtown, with medium density development farther from downtown, and along Broadway in some sections.

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Boulder,_ColoradoBoulder, Colorado - Wikipedia

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   In 1970, Boulder created a "comprehensive plan" to dictate future zoning, transportation, and urban planning decisions. Hoping to preserve residents' views of the mountains, in 1972, the city enacted an ordinance limiting the height of newly constructed buildings.

4. jbakerlawgroup.com › understanding-property-zoningUnderstanding Property Zoning Regulations in Boulder, Colorado

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   Boulder, like many cities, divides its land into different zoning districts, each with its own set of regulations. These regulations typically dictate things like building height, lot size, setback requirements, and the types of activities permitted on the property.

5. lawreview.colorado.edu › print › volume-94Boulder is for People: Zoning Reform and the Fight for ...

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   Apr 12, 2023 · B. The History of Zoning in Boulder. Boulder’s development patterns and historical housing policies, like those of other cities that developed similarly, have contributed to its current housing and social issues. Boulder began as a small settlement during Colorado’s Gold Rush in the 1850s and was incorporated as a town in 1871.

6. open-data.bouldercolorado.gov › datasets › e88004e26Zoning Districts | Zoning Districts | City of Boulder Open Data

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   City zoning designations. Including residential, business, industrial, public, agricultural, mix of residential and business, residential mobile homes, main street area and mixed density residential.

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   What is a zoning district in Boulder Colorado?

   • Zoning districts regulate land uses and development for each property in the City of Boulder. Zoning districts also designate residential, commercial, industrial, public and agricultural areas. The city's zoning code is broken into three basic parts, or modules, that specify use, density and development requirements for each district.

   Zoning - City of Boulder

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   When was Boulder City formed?

   • The Boulder City Town Company was formed in February 1859 to establish a settlement at the canyon mouth. By 1860, it had 70 cabins, occupied mainly by Anglo families. Non-whites like Chinese miners and black residents were part of early Boulder but rarely pictured.

   Boulder, Colorado - Wikipedia

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   When will Boulder's new energy conservation codes come out?

   • City Council adopted of the 2018 International Code Council (ICC) suite of codes with local amendments March 3, 2020. These can be found in Title 10 of the Boulder Revised Code. The city also adopted the 2020 City of Boulder Energy Conservation Code (PDF). The effective date for the new codes is July 1, 2020.

   Building Codes and Regulations - City of Boulder

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   What is the Boulder Revised Code?

   • The Boulder Revised Code is the charter for the municipal government of the City of Boulder, Colorado. An online version of the Boulder Revised Code is provided as a public service, but is different in layout, format, and structure from the official Boulder Revised Code. Select the "Boulder Revised Code" link to view the online version.

   Building Codes and Regulations - City of Boulder

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   What are the requirements for development in Boulder?

   • Development in Boulder requires conformance with all adopted building codes, all land use regulations, and the city’s design and construction standards. These codes, rules and regulations comprise the minimum standards required for development in the city.

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   Is Boulder a self governing city?

   • Boulder is a home rule municipality, being self-governing under Article XX of the Constitution of the State of Colorado; Title 31, Article 1, Section 202 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. Politically, Boulder is one of the most liberal and Democratic cities in Colorado when viewed from a Federal and State elections lens.

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8. bouldercolorado.gov › services › building-codes-andBuilding Codes and Regulations | City of Boulder

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   These can be found in Title 10 of the Boulder Revised Code. The city also adopted the 2020 City of Boulder Energy Conservation Code (PDF). The effective date for the new codes is July 1, 2020. The ICC codes can be viewed for free online.