Colorado Zoning, Land Use and Boundaries Attorneys
Protecting Property Interests in Land Use & Regulatory Matters
Denied permits, rezoning changes, and land-use problems tend to surface at the worst moment, and decisions by local boards have tight deadlines to appeal. Our attorneys pursue variances and permits before planning commissions and boards of adjustment, challenge municipal decisions in court, and negotiate resolutions involving easement and boundary conflicts. At Robinson & Henry, we represent landowners, developers, and homeowners on both sides of these disputes.
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Setback requirements in Colorado vary widely by location and zoning district. Consult your local zoning codes and/or municipal ordinances to determine the exact setback requirements relevant to the property in question.
To apply for a zoning variance in Colorado, determine the governing jurisdiction (city, town, or county), as each jurisdiction will have specific processes and requirements.
In Colorado, unless otherwise agreed upon, both property owners jointly own fences on a property line. This means both parties are responsible for maintaining and repairing the fence. If a dispute arises over fence upkeep, it’s advisable to seek legal advice if discussing the matter with your neighbor has reached a standstill.
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