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Planning Department Responsibilities
The Planning Department's primary goal is to provide information and assistance to residents, local businesses, and developers. The Planning Department accomplishes this goal by administering the Land Development Code (LDC) and its policies throughout the Town of Hudson. The Planning Division coordinates the preparation of the Town's Comprehensive Plan (long-range vision for land use and infrastructure), recommends zoning regulations to implement that plan, and reviews individual applications for annexation, new development, redevelopment, land subdivision, site plan, rezoning, variances, and other land use questions addressed in the LDC.
Planning Department Staff
Town Planner
The Town Planner works with the Planning Commission and other Town Departments (Building & Code Enforcement, Engineering, and Public Works) to ensure that land development applications and proposals meet town standards and conform to the Town's Comprehensive Plan. In addition, the Town Planner works closely with the Town Manager and Town Council to help businesses and developers of residential projects achieve their goals, while preserving the character of the community. The current Town Planner is Jennifer Woods.
PC Packet for January 8th Meeting
CONTACT US
PLANNING
Physical Address
50 South Beech St
Hudson, Colorado 80642
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 351
Hudson, Colorado 80642
Phone - (303) 536-9311
Fax - (303) 536-4753
Planning Forms
| Name (Link to Form) | Staff Email |
|---|---|
| Floodplain Application | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Sign Permit Application | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Temporary Use Application | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
Land Use Forms
| Name (Link to Form | Staff Email |
|---|---|
| Land Use Application (REQUIRED WITH ALL FORMS) | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Annexation + Annexation Guide | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Initial Zoning | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Subdivision Sketch Plan | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Subdivision Preliminary Plat | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Subdivision Final Plat | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Minor Subdivision | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Replat, Vacation, Minor Amendment | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Zoning Map Amendment | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Preliminary PUD Plan | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Final PUD Plan | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Zoning Variance | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Site Plan | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
| Use by Special Review | clerk@hudsoncolorado.org |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
MARCH 2019
What is the 2019 Ordinance on Accessory Dwelling units entail? Please click on the link HERE for a summary.
What is a future land use plan?
A future land use plan is a tool to guide future development. It identifies the types and locations of development that are preferred to be built in the future in a geographic region. The plan includes a map that visually shows the types and locations of the preferred development. The plan’s purpose is to help implement a shared vision of the physical land in the region.
What are master plan land use categories?
Master plan land use categories describe the different types of preferred development in the land use plan. These categories are ultimately used to determine the zoning designation for each parcel of land.
What are zoning designations?
Zoning designations regulate how a parcel of land can legally be utilized. Additional detail on the zoning designations established in the Town of Hudson can be found in Chapter 16, Article 4 of the Hudson Municipal Code. You can view the Town’s Zoning Map HERE.
What is a setback?
A setback means a line that constitutes one (1) side of a portion of a platted lot within which a structure may be constructed. Setback lines ensure that structures are set back some specified distance from property lines.
How are building setback measured?
Setbacks are the minimum distance measured from the structure perpendicular to the property lines.
What are my building setbacks on my property?
Setbacks are determined by your property’s applicable zoning district
What is lot coverage?
Lot coverage is the ratio of the total footprint area of all structures on a lot to the net lot area, typically expressed as a percentage. The footprints of all principal and accessory structures, including garages, carports, covered patios, and roofed porches, shall be summed in order to calculate lot coverage. The Lot Coverage Formula = Total sq. ft of building / Total sq. ft. of Lot.