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Last week, a bill championed by Governor Jared Polis was introduced in the Colorado General Assembly proposing to limit local governments’ ability to prohibit moderate-density housing in transit-oriented areas and single-family neighborhoods. The bill would also require local governments to plan for housing needs, and also contains provisions intended to support manufactured housing. If passed, the 106-page bill, which sets parameters for local governments’ planning and zoning decisions, would depart from Colorado’s heavily “local control”-oriented regulatory framework pertaining to land use and would reserve authority to the state government to limit the state’s current patchwork approach to land use control.
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