Politics & Government
City Of Arvada Seeks Residents' Input On Land Development Code
The city is hosting an open house for community members to have their say in creating regulations that govern development in Arvada.
ARVADA, CO — The City of Arvada is updating its land development code, which will help shape where residents live, work and play. The current code was approved in 2008; however, despite updates, the regulations are now out-of-date, officials said.
A review of current issues is needed to make sure the land development code "provides the best zoning and land use approaches" for the future of Arvada, city officials said.
The code establishes zone districts for residential, commercial, mixed-use and industrial land use classifications.
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City staff will be available for individual discussions about remapping the city’s zoning districts, and to answer questions and accept comments from 8 a.m. to noon this Friday in the Atrium at Arvada City Hall.
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The city hosted an open house Dec. 19 for residents to give their feedback on the remapping and zoning of all parcels.
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