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Planning Commission
Printer-friendly versionThe Planning Commission is a body of up to seven citizen members who shall review all land development and zoning within the Town. The Commission shall also prepare and adopt a comprehensive plan for the physical development of the Town. Meetings are normally held on the second (2nd) Wednesday of the month in Town Hall at 7:00pm. When scheduled, Planning Commission Workshops begin at 6:30pm.
Planning Commission members include:
Christine Hamilton – Chairman
Shirley Sellers - Commissioner
Larry Finn – Commissioner
Tamara Eyestone - Commissioner
Dawn Pruitt - Commissioner
Matt Cole – Ex-Officio Member
Contact Us
TOWN OF HUDSON
Phone: 303-536-9311
Fax: 303-536-4753
Email: info@hudsoncolorado.org
557 Ash Street, P.O. Box 351
Hudson, CO 80642-0351
Town Hall Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
HUDSON FIRE DISTRICT
Emergency: 911
Phone: 303-536-0161
Fax: 303-536-0162
702 Cedar Street, PO Box 7
Hudson, CO 80642
WELD COUNTY SHERIFF
Emergency: 911
Dist. 3 Phone: 970-857-2465
Dist. 3 Fax: 303-857-3027
SE Weld Service Ctr. - Dist. 3
2950 9th Street, PO Box 330
Fort Lupton, CO 80621
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Hudson, CO
- Scattered clouds
- Temperature: 44.6 °F
- Rel. Humidity: 70 %
Wed, 2013-05-22 04:53
Upcoming Town Meetings
- Jun 5th - Hudson Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
- Jun 12th - Hudson Planning Commission Regular Meeting
- Jun 19th - Hudson Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
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