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Cortez Land Use Code Update

Review Drafts of Chapter 1 and 3 below!

The CIty of Cortez is in the process of updating its Land Use Code (LUC). Drafts of two chapters are ready for public review. The draft chapters include the LUC's general provisions, non-conforming provisions, zone district regulations, and use standards. Please review and add your comments on the document below! Your input is essential to ensuring the update reflects the needs of our community. Want to learn more and/or share your feedback in person? Please join the City for an Open House event at City Council Chambers on June 26 from 12-2pm or 5-8pm. 

For more information, or to share comments by email, please contact Rachael Marchbanks, Community and Economic Development Director at rmarchbanks@cortezco.gov.

To learn more about the update process, visit the City's Land Use Code and Housing Policy Update webpage here>>
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Winslow J Nov 29 2024 at 2:01PM on page 13

Suggested Revision
There should be a disinterested third party (e.g. a judge) that determines if probable cause is satisfied, similar to a search warrant, since the impact on the resident is or can be equivalent or greater.
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Helen Nov 26 2024 at 2:16PM on page 9

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This doesn't match up with the Organization chart. I thought Nonconforming was 1.05 and Enforcement 1.06
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Helen Nov 26 2024 at 1:49PM on page 1

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Oxford Comma
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Cody Maxwell Aug 17 2024 at 7:25AM on page 4

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Should be a consideration only if the City has current capacity on existing municipal utilities.
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