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Building Permit Fee Increase of 5.22% on July 1, 2024

In 2008, the Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution authorizing the Building Division to annually adjust Building Permit Fee Schedule Tables 1-A, 1-B, 1-C, and 1-E based on the US Department of Labor/Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the Denver-Boulder-Greeley, Colorado area.  Based on this year’s 5.22% increase in the successor regional CPI, the Building Division will adjust those fee tables accordingly, effective July 1, 2024.

Welcome to the Manufactured Housing Park Preservation Zone project page!

The new zoning district has been adopted.

Please note - no parcels, properties, or parks have been or are affected at this time.

 ¡Bienvenido a la página del proyecto Zona de Preservación del Parque de Viviendas Prefabricadas!

El nuevo distrito de zonificación ha sido aprobado.

Por favor, tenga en cuenta: en este momento, ningún terreno, propiedad o parque ha sido ni será afectado.

Codes Adopted as of 03/31/2022

2018 versions of first eight codes are repealed as of same 3/1/22 date. The 2021 ISPSC is a new code. 2020 NEC continues as our electrical code, now with an administrative section.

2024 Building Codes are Coming!

The International Code Council (ICC) has published the 2024 building codes.

Water Master Plan public open house

An update on developments in the Larimer County Water Master Plan Project within the last year will be presented at a public open house by Larimer County Community Development in May.

The Larimer County Community Development team also invites public feedback on the progress that has been made and the future of the project.

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Public hearings announced for the Thornton pipeline 1041 application

Larimer County received a 1041 permit application on December 4, 2023  from the City of Thornton to construct a water pipeline through Larimer County. The pipeline will also go through Weld and Adams County to transport water owned by the City of Thornton to that community.

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