12th Edition

Colorado Land Planning and Development Law

Colorado Land Planning and Development Law guides the practitioner through issues such as zoning, subdivision, annexation, special districts, urban renewal, historic preservation, and environmental regulation. This edition was edited by Donald Elliott of Clarion Associates, and published in association with the Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association.

This edition includes:
- Updated information on oil and gas regulations
- Updated case law , statutes, and regulations throughout
- New information on emergency powers

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11th Edition

Colorado Land Planning and Development Law

This edition is no longer available for online ordering. To purchase a copy, please email Admin@APAColorado.org to see if copies are still available out our office. Copies are $50 + S/H.

Colorado Land Planning and Development Law is written and updated by Colorado experts on land planning, edited by Donald Elliott of Clarion Associates, and published in association with the American Planning Association - Colorado Chapter.

Now in its eleventh edition, Colorado Land Planning and Development Law walks the practitioner through issues such as zoning, subdivision, annexation, special districts, urban renewal, historic preservation, and environmental regulation. For this edition, all chapters have been updated to reflect statutory and case law developments.

This edition includes:

• new discussion of cases concerning restrictions by local governments (Longmont and Fort Collins particularly) on hydraulic fracturing;
• the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Murr v. Wisconsin concerning the combination of parcels in common ownership for purposes of takings analysis;
• chapter 8’s explanation of the Colorado Court of Appeals decision in Landmark Towers Ass’n, Inc. v. UMB Bank, N.A. requiring TABOR notices to persons with contracts to purchase condos and HB 16-211 to resolve the resulting issues;
• and changes related to tax increment financing brought about by SB 16-177 and SB 17-279 are discussed in Chapter 9.