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Steven Thinnes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Subdividing/Rezoning (Storage Startup)

Steven Thinnes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Collins, CO
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We have a farm property (primary residence) that is just outside of a quickly growing town. We are wanting to subdivide our property. We have opened zoned property right now and want to leave a section of it open zoned for our house. The other part we want to rezone to industrial/light industrial. I’ve been looking at the towns land use and comprehensive plan for the future and they have our property in industrial/light industrial. My goal would be to do storage and build shops for commercial rentals. I’m looking for any insight on the sub diving and rezoning process. We are located in the Colorado Front Range. I’m wondering if I should go through a land Lawyer or directly through the county office. Any input or recommendations on land lawyers is greatly appreciated.

Thank you Kindly, Steven

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