Code of Colorado Regulations
1501 - Office of the Governor
1501 - Colorado Land Use Commission
8 CCR 1501-1 - RULES AND REGULATIONS
Part 1 - LAND USE COMMISSION PROCEDURES
Chapter 4 - PROCEDURES FOR INITIATION AND REVIEW OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTION UNDER H.B. 1041 (1974)
Article II - REQUESTS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT DESIGNATION
Section 8 CCR 1501-1-4-II-202 - Commission Consideration

Universal Citation: 1501 CO Code Regs 8 CCR 1501-1-4-II-202

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 17, September 10, 2024

(1) Upon receipt of a staff report, the Commission shall consider the report and recommendations therein at the next regularly scheduled Commission meeting or at a meeting specially convened by the Commission. Consideration of the staff report may be scheduled for a future Commission meeting prior to submittal of the report to the commission. The staff report shall be mailed to the Commission, the developer(s) involved if the request is with respect to a specific development, and the appropriate local government(s) at least (5) days prior to the designation request meeting.

(a) Notice of the meeting shall be made by the Commission staff as soon as practicable, but in no event shall such notice be made less than five (5) days prior to the meeting.

(b) Notice of the meeting shall be sent as soon as practicable to the governing body of the local government(s) involved, to the developer(s) involved if the request being considered' in regard to a specific development, and to the appropriate agencies determined by the director by first-class mail, if possible, or notice may be giver by oral communication followed by written confirmation, if time does not permit prior written notification.

(c) Notice to the general public shall be made by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the state. The Commission staff may also send notice to local newspapers in the area affected by the contemplated designation request.

(d) Notice of the meeting shall include:
I. The date, time, and location of the meeting;

II. Name of the local government(s) involved;

III. Name of the developer and/or development involved if the request is being considered with respect to a particular development; and

IV. A brief general description of the subject matter to be considered.

(2) After consideration of the staff study and of any recommendations, comments or materials from local governments involved and from any interested person, the Commission shall, by majority vote of those members present, take formal action with respect to the matter in question, which action may include:

(a) A determination that the Commission does not consider the matter in question to be of sufficient state interest to require immediate action by the Commission. Such a determination shall not preclude a local government from proceeding to designate such a matter pursuant to § 24-65.1-404, C.R.S. 1973; or

(b) A postponement of further Commission action after notification of pending prompt local government action on the matter in question; or

(c) A formal request to a local government to take action with respect to a specific area or activity as a matter of state concern; or

(d) A decision to exercise Temporary Emergency Powers to deal with the situation.

(3) The Commission may take action pursuant to 2(c) and (d) of this section concurrently.

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