Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO

Population — 2,980,248   Land Area — 5,330,455 acres
Population — 2,980,248
Land Area — 5,330,455 acres
Metro Area Zoning Snapshot

Zoning Codes Overview

53 Jurisdictions Analyzed
51 out of 53 Jurisdictions Have Zoning
14,467 Pages of Zoning Text Analyzed
1,126 Total Districts Mapped

Land Categories

Zoned Land
Protected Land
Unzoned Land
The existence of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJs) zoning means that the Zoned Land may exceed 100% of the jurisdiction land in some cases.

Zoning Categories

Primarily Residential
Mixed With Residential
Nonresidential

Housing Units Allowed

Allowed (As of Right)
May Be Allowed (Subject to a Public Hearing)
Prohibited

1-Family Minimum Lot Sizes

Percent of land allowing 1-family housing

Under 0.25 acres
0.25–0.49 acres
0.5–0.99 acres
1–1.99 acres
2 acres or more
None
1 acre is equal to ~40,000 sqft

Accessory Dwelling Units

Percent of land allowing 1-family housing

Allowed
Allowed with
    Occupancy Restrictions
May Be Allowed
    (Subject to a Public Hearing)
May Be Allowed
    (Subject to a Public Hearing)
    with Occupancy Restrictions
Prohibited

Parking Mandates

77%
Of Residential Land Has a Minimum
Parking Requirement
Adams County, Alma, Arapahoe County, Arvada, Aurora, Bennett, Black Hawk, Bow Mar, Brighton, Broomfield, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Centennial, Central City, Cherry Hills Village, Clear Creek County, Columbine Valley, Commerce City, Deer Trail, Denver, Douglas County, Edgewater, Elbert County, Elizabeth, Empire, Englewood, Fairplay, Federal Heights, Foxfield, Georgetown, Gilpin County, Glendale, Golden, Greenwood Village, Idaho Springs, Jefferson County, Kiowa, Lakeside, Lakewood, Larkspur, Littleton, Lone Tree, Morrison, Mountain View, Northglenn, Park County, Parker, Sheridan, Silver Plume, Simla, Thornton, Westminster, Wheat Ridge

Metro/micropolitan areas are defined in terms of counties, and the preceding list may include jurisdictions that sit within multiple counties (which are assigned to the county containing the highest portion of the jurisdiction's land).