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CHAPTER 17 - ZONING ORDINANCE#
TABLE OF CONTENTS#
| Section | Title |
|---|---|
| Chapter 17.02 | General Provisions |
| Chapter 17.04 | Definitions |
| Chapter 17.06 | Districts and Map |
| Chapter 17.07 | PF Public Facilities District |
| Chapter 17.07.1 | OS Open Space District |
| Chapter 17.07.2 | PROL Parks, Recreation and Open Lands District |
| Chapter 17.08 | A-1 Agricultural District |
| Chapter 17.09 | RR Rural Residential District |
| Chapter 17.10 | E-1 Estate District |
| Chapter 17.12 | E-2 Estate District |
| Chapter 17.13 | E-3 Estate District |
| Chapter 17.14 | R-1 Low-Density Residential District |
| Chapter 17.16 | R-3 Medium-Low Density Residential District |
| Chapter 17.18 | R-5 Medium-High Density Residential District |
| Chapter 17.18.1 | R-7 High Density Residential District |
| Chapter 17.19 | TOD-1 Transit Oriented Development District |
| Chapter 17.20 | B-1 Limited Business District |
| Chapter 17.22 | B-2 General Business District |
| Chapter 17.23 | MU-1 Suburban Mixed Use District |
| Chapter 17.23.1 | MU-2 Employment Mixed Use District |
| Chapter 17.24 | I-1 Limited Industrial District |
| Chapter 17.25 | Neighborhood Overlay Area |
| Chapter 17.25.1 | Transitional Overlay Area District |
| Chapter 17.26 | I-2 General Industrial District |
| Chapter 17.26.05 | I-3 Industrial District |
| Chapter 17.26.1 | A-1 District |
| Chapter 17.27 | GA General Aviation District |
| Chapter 17.28 | PUD Planned Unit Development District |
| Chapter 17.29 | Interchange Influence Area |
| Chapter 17.30 | Uses Permitted by Special Review |
| Chapter 17.31 | Temporary Sales Stands |
| Chapter 17.32 | Accessory Buildings and Uses |
| Chapter 17.33 | Group Living Homes |
| Chapter 17.34 | Supplementary Regulations |
| Chapter 17.35 | Wireless Communications Facilities |
| Chapter 17.36 | Nonconforming Uses |
| Chapter 17.38 | Planned Unit Development |
| Chapter 17.40 | Floodplain |
| Chapter 17.42 | Mobile Home Communities |
| Chapter 17.44 | Sign Code |
| Chapter 17.48 | Amendments |
| Chapter 17.50 | Enforcement |
| Chapter 17.52 | Public Notice Requirements |
| Chapter 17.54 | Oil and Gas Land Use Regulations |
| Chapter 17.56 | Plugged and Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells and Former Oil and Gas Production Sites |
CHAPTER 17.13 - E-3 ESTATE DISTRICT#
17-13-010 - Intent.#
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17-13-020 - Permitted uses; by right.#E-3
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17-13-030 - Permitted uses; by special review.#
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17-13-040 - Permitted uses; review and approval by land use review commission.#
[Full text of permitted uses requiring land use review commission approval to be inserted here — verbatim from source ordinance.]
17-13-050 - Lot and yard requirements.#
| Requirement | Standard |
|---|---|
| [Lot area minimum] | [Value] |
| [Lot width minimum] | [Value] |
| [Front yard setback] | [Value] |
| [Side yard setback] | [Value] |
| [Rear yard setback] | [Value] |
17-13-060 - Building height.#
| Building Type | Maximum Height |
|---|---|
| [Primary structure] | [Value] |
| [Accessory structure] | [Value] |
17-13-070 - General provisions.#
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Note: The source document provided only contains the table of contents and section headings for Chapter 17.13. The full regulatory text for each section was not included in the source material. The above structure preserves all section numbers and headings exactly as they appear in the original ordinance. Where tables are indicated, the dimensional standards should be populated from the complete ordinance text when available.
CHAPTER 17#
13 - E-3 Estate District#
17-13-010 - Intent.#
It is intended that the E-3 district be applied in those areas where large, single-family lots are desired to allow a semirural environment.
(Ord. 1576 §1 2001)
17-13-020 - Permitted uses; by right.#
The following uses are permitted by right in the E-3 district:
(A) One-family dwellings;
(B) Aboveground or underground distribution and transmission lines for public utilities when said lines primarily serve the city;
(C) The keeping of horses with three horses allowed per lot; plus one horse for every 0.33 acre of lot area over one acre;
(D) The total number of the animals permitted by this chapter on any single lot, excepting chickens and ducks but including horses, shall not exceed three per acre or any fraction thereof, and animals born on the property may remain on the property in excess of the allowed numbers until fowl reach the age of four months and other animals reach the age of eight months;
(E) Home occupations as defined in subsection 17-32-020(A); except as otherwise provided by this subsection:
(1) Such use shall be conducted entirely within a structure, and such use shall be carried on by the inhabitants living there;
(2) Such use shall be clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the dwelling for dwelling purposes and shall not change the character thereof;
(3) The total area used for such purposes shall not exceed one-half the square footage of the first floor of the residence;
(4) There shall be no exterior signs or advertising;
(5) There shall be no exterior storage on the premises of any material or equipment used as a part of the home occupation;
(6) There shall be no offensive vibration, noise, smoke, dust, odors, heat, or glare noticeable at or beyond the property line;
(7) No more than two motor vehicles associated with patrons or employees of the home occupation shall be parked at any time on the dwelling unit site or on the street frontage of such dwelling unit; and
(8) No commercial vehicles as defined in section 235(a) of the Model Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities, Revised 1995, and no more than one motor vehicle and no more than one trailer as defined in section 10-12-040, B.M.C., used in whole or in part for a home occupation, shall be parked at any time outside of an enclosed structure on the dwelling unit site or on the street frontage of such unit; and if parked on the street, said trailer must be attached to a licensed vehicle;
(F) Accessory buildings typically found with the above-permitted uses, with the following conditions:
(1) The total square footage of accessory buildings and the first floor of the principal residence shall not exceed 12.5% of the lot square footage;
(2) Enclosed accessory buildings of greater than 150 square feet shall be clad principally with stone, brick, glass, lexan (or similar material), colored, textured concrete masonry unit; metal architectural siding colored to match the principal structure, or wood frame with colored decorative siding to match the principal structure.§
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001)
17-13-030 - Permitted uses; by special review.#
The following uses are permitted by special review in the E-3 district:
(A) Churches and church facilities;
(B) Child day care facility;
(C) Noncommercial recreational uses;
(D) Private schools;
(E) Residential planned unit developments (PUDs);
(F) Public utility substations and major transmission lines when said lines primarily serve areas other than Broomfield, and substations shall not contain major office, repair, or storage space;
(G) Municipal buildings;
(H)
17-13-030 - Permitted public uses.#
Public uses as follows:
- Water facilities, including storage,
- Wastewater treatment facilities, and
- Related facilities.
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001)
(Ord. No. 2123, § 6, 5-12-20)
17-13-040 - Permitted uses; review and approval by land use review commission.#
(A) After review and upon approval by the land use review commission, the following animals may be kept on the property, provided that the number of such animals does not exceed the total number permitted by subsection 17-13-020(D):
| Type of Animal | Number of Animals |
|---|---|
| Cattle (no bulls) | 2 per acre |
| Chickens (no more than one rooster) | 5 per acre |
| Ducks | 2 per acre |
| Goats | 2 per acre |
| Llamas | 2 per acre |
| Mules | 2 per acre |
| Sheep | 2 per acre |
| Turkeys | 2 per acre |
(B) In considering an application to keep any of the animals listed in subsection (A) above, the land use review commission, after notice in accordance with chapter 17-52, B.M.C., and public hearing, shall consider the following criteria:
- Testimony by adjoining property owners regarding the impact of the proposed animals on the enjoyment and use of their property;
- Submission of an animal management plan that minimizes the impacts of noise, odor, vermin, flies, and dust on adjacent properties;
- Control of stormwater runoff from pasture areas to adjoining properties;
- Adequacy of fencing to contain animals; and
- Intensity of use of the property.
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001; Ord. 1935 §30, 2011)
(Ord. No. 2138, § 31, 4-6-21)
17-13-050 - Lot and yard requirements.#
The following are minimum lot and yard requirements in the E-3 district:
| Area | Minimum Requirement |
|---|---|
| Lot area | 1 acre |
| Lot width | 120 feet |
| Front yard | 30 feet |
| Rear yard - Principal building | 25 feet |
| Rear yard - Accessory building | 10 feet |
| Side yard - Principal building | 15 feet |
| Side yard - Accessory building | 25 feet |
| Residential floor area | 1,250 square feet |
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001)
17-13-060 - Building height.#
Buildings in the E-3 district shall not be higher than thirty-three feet as measured in accordance with the provisions of section 17-38-320(F). Accessory buildings shall not exceed twenty-five feet in height.
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001)
17-13-070 - General provisions.#
Use of land in the E-3 district shall also conform to the parking, signing, and other provisions of this title, except as hereinafter provided:
(A) Open pasture fences located in front yards shall not exceed five feet in height.
(B) Principal exterior building materials for residences shall consist of brick, stucco or stone. Block larger than 4" x 16" shall not be permitted. Frame or shingle siding may be used as accent materials.
(C) Notwithstanding section 17-32-080, B.M.C., driveways and parking areas may be constructed of gravel, concrete, brick, or asphalt, including recycled material.
(Ord. 1576 §1, 2001)