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Douglas County Zoning Meetings

54 meetings monitored in Douglas County, CO

November 3, 20261h 32m12,984 words
12approvedland usemotion to approvecommercial
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November 2, 202640m5,992 words
14approvedresidentialcommercialland usepublic hearing
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October 19, 202638m5,560 words
19land usemotion to approveapprovedzoningresidential
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October 5, 202641m5,933 words
35approvedresidentialland usezoningrezoning
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September 28, 202617m2,232 words
16motion to approvezoningoverlay districtcommercialpublic hearing
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September 22, 202631m4,174 words
25land usepublic hearingplatresidentialcommercial
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September 22, 202649m6,132 words
2land usepublic hearing
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September 14, 202625m3,132 words
21land useresidentialcommercialsubdivisionplat
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September 8, 20261h 54m14,385 words
30approveddensityland usesubdivisionmotion to approve
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September 8, 202646m7,062 words
52land usepublic hearingresidentialzoningsubdivision
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Frequently Asked Questions

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners and the Planning Commission are tracked by ZoneWire for planned development approvals, special use permits, preliminary plats, rezoning requests, and comprehensive plan amendments across Douglas County.

The Douglas County Board of Commissioners meets twice per month, with the Planning Commission holding hearings monthly. Castle Rock and Lone Tree also hold their own council meetings, adding to the overall volume of land use decisions along the I-25 corridor.

A preliminary plat in Douglas County is the first formal step in subdividing land for development. It establishes lot layout, road access, and infrastructure plans. Preliminary plats are common along the I-25 corridor near Castle Rock and Lone Tree as suburban growth expands southward from Denver.

Key zoning terms for Douglas County include planned development, special use permit, preliminary plat, rezoning, final plat, comprehensive plan amendment, PUD, and site plan review. ZoneWire tracks all of these automatically across every Douglas County governing body.

Yes. ZoneWire Free sends New Meeting Alerts for Douglas County at no cost, with the agenda for each meeting. ZoneWire Pro adds full transcripts, zoning and development analysis, and keyword alerts for $39 per market per month.