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Rene Hosman
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Denver ADU Zoning Changes

Rene Hosman
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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If anyone in Denver is interested, the city is revising their zoning policies on ADUs - you can see a summary of the changes here or you can read the full changes proposed here
They are taking public comments and questions through Thursday and hosting a virtual town hall tomorrow evening before a recommendation is made to accept or deny the proposed changes to the zoning laws. Zoning laws can seem really boring but ultimately make a huge difference in how our city works and also what you can do on your own property. These current proposed changes are just effecting Denver for now but are meant to realign with the changes the state made recently, and future changes in other districts in the metro area can often be modeled after changes in Denver proper
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