Municipality · Colorado

Centennial

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55
Districts
152
Extracted rules
615
Standards
17
Chapters read

Zoning districts

55 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

97 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Sec. 12-14-5084 standards

A dog park shall be allowed, subject to the issuance of a Dog Park Development Permit, within any zone district as long as such dog park is not directly abutting any arterial or collector streets. All dog parks which are a principal permitted use must be a minimum of one-half (.5) acre in size.

Sec. 12-14-5093 standards

the decibel levels of the proposed Outdoor Pickleball Court(s) will not exceed forty-seven (47) decibels at all surrounding property lines for properties zoned for residential use or used for residential purposes

Sec. 12-14-6012 standards

If a Conditional Use is discontinued for a period of 6 months, for any reason, it shall not be resumed and the Conditional Use approval shall be considered expired.

Sec. 12-14-6022 standards

A site plan shall expire and be of no further force and effect three (3) years following the date of City approval

Sec. 12-14-8042 standards

No new habitable structures are placed within the floodplain. ... The structure or other development is protected by methods that minimize flood damages (e.g., freeboard requirements) during the base flood.

Sec. 12-14-9033 standards

A preliminary pavement design report, prepared in accordance with the Roadway Design & Construction Standards Manual. A Traffic Study ... Approval Standards: The development shown and described in the PDP will have a significant positive fiscal and economic impact to the City; ...

Sec. 12-14-9044 standards

Zone changes which will rezone less than fifty (50) parcels of land shall be deemed small scale legislative rezoning. The property owners of record shall be notified ... at least fourteen (14) days in advance ...

Sec. 12-14-9042 standards

Zone changes which will rezone fifty (50) or more parcels of land shall be deemed a large scale legislative rezoning. Notice shall be provided by posting on the City's official website.

Sec. 12-3-201 through 12-3-20613 standards

Definitions and measurement methods for lot area, setbacks, lot width, height, building coverage, and landscape surface ratio.

Sec. 12-3-2072 standards

Density is measured as the number of dwelling units per acre of a parcel proposed for development.

Sec. 12-3-30233 standards

Alternative setbacks shall be applied only if it is demonstrated that the standards of the applicable subsection of this Section are met

Sec. 12-3-3021 standards

The proposed construction does not reduce the area provided for parking to fewer spaces than are required by Section 12-5-202, Required Off-Street Parking and Loading Spaces.

Sec. 12-3-601, 12-3-602, 12-3-60327 standards

Access to detached garages shall be not less than 12 feet wide. Height shall not exceed 17 feet to the peak of the roof. Fences in front yards shall be not more than 50% opaque. Hedges in front yards shall not exceed four feet in height.

Sec. 12-3-604 through 12-3-60921 standards

General residential standards for decks, pools, satellite dishes, renewable energy, refuse, and retaining walls.

Sec. 12-3-803D1 standards

Accessory buildings and accessory structures that are larger than 120 square feet in floor area (or footprint, for structures), or more than 10 feet in height, or both, shall be set back from property lines according to the requirements that are applicable to the principal building.

Sec. 12-3-8045 standards

Hail Canopies: height not exceed 15 feet, not placed over first 25 feet of paved parking/display area parallel to primary street frontage, meet all required minimum building setbacks, not restricted to max lot coverage, cantilevered design, solid gray/tan color, SRI <=40, no signage.

Sec. 12-3-80513 standards

Renewable energy systems: interconnect agreements required, roof-mounts allowed all districts, ground-mounts considered accessory structures, small wind systems standards, geothermal loop setbacks.

Sec. 12-3-806B.11 standards

R Districts: Outdoor storage areas are not permitted in R Districts, except as otherwise provided in this Chapter.

Sec. 12-3-806B.23 standards

C Districts: Outdoor storage areas are permitted if it is demonstrated that the outdoor storage areas are located behind the principal building in relation to the closest public right-of-way and enclosed by a wall or opaque fence of sufficient height to completely screen the stored materials from public view. The wall or fence shall be landscaped with a continuous hedge around the periphery.

Sec. 12-3-806D.33 standards

EC-LI and I District: Outdoor storage areas are permitted if it is demonstrated that the outdoor storage areas are not larger than 15% of the floor area of the principal building, located in the buildable area, rear yard, and/or side yard, and screened.

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.