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Legislation
Bill Number
HB01-1225
Year
2001
Title
Concerning Growth Management in Colorado, and Making and Appropriation Therefor
Legislation - Doc Type
Other CWCB Related Bills - Killed
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<br />~ <br />...~--, <br />.....11 <br />L.. %'Ij <br />~r~ <br />~~.':. <br />.~ <br />oiIC_n" <br /> <br />t--\ <br />'-' <br /> <br />besides land designated as urban service areas. Specifies <br />various requirements governing the designation of the <br />different categories ofland. <br />Authorizes local governments, special districts, utilities, and <br />other entities that provide an urban service to enter into <br />urban service agreements with respect to lands included <br />within an urban service area, or that might be included in <br />the future, for the purpose of specifying, among other <br />things, which of the entities will be providing certain <br />designated service. Specifies the factors to be considered <br />by the parties in establishing an urban service agreement. <br />Requires each planning jurisdiction to establish a land <br />market monitoring system. Specifies the purposes of the <br />system shall include periodically inventorying the supply of <br />lands available within the jurisdiction for urban growth, and <br />proposing changes, if necessary, to ensure the supply of <br />lands available for urban growth within the planning <br />jurisdiction meet projected development needs. If, after <br />reviewing required inventories and other studies, the <br />planning jurisdiction detennines that the urban area does <br />not contain sufficient land areas, requires the planning <br />jurisdiction to take action as specified in the Act. <br />Prohibits a planning jurisdiction from imposing any <br />moratoria upon development or the filing or processing of <br />development applications within an urban service area <br />except in specified circumstances. <br />Prohibits a planning jurisdiction from imposing any <br />restriction or limitation upon its rate of housing <br />construction that is less than either the rate of population <br />growth or the rate of job growth used in its master plan, <br />except as necessary to avoid an imminent threat to the <br />health or safety of its citizens. <br />In connection with requirements in the Act pertaining to <br />annexation: <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Prohibits a municipality from annexing land unless such <br />land has been designated as part ofthe municipality's urban <br />service area or is so desiguated contemporaneously with the <br />annexation. <br />Prior to consideration by a county of any preliminary <br />application for subdivision or development approval that <br />includes urban growth of any land that has been designated <br />as an urban service area by a municipal planning <br />jurisdiction, where the land that is the subject of the <br />application is eligible on the date of the annexation for <br />annexation, requires the county to make an initial <br />determination of eligibility for annexation. Authorizes the <br /> <br />-4- <br /> <br />1225 <br />
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