Disclaimer: The Fremont County Master Plan was originally published in January 2002. Certain items, such as statistics, zoning maps, etc., may no longer be accurate. Resolutions and regulations have been updated after that date. Please consult with the Fremont County Planning and Zoning office with any questions prior to filing applications. |
 Fremont County Master Plan |
The Board of County Commissioners, the Planning and Zoning Department, and the Planning Commission have suspended the Master Plan Workshops until Fall, 2010.
The departments listed above are currently working upon establishing a venue and time for workshops that are compatible with the County budget.
The format for the Master Plan Workshops will be announced well in advance of the next meeting. Written public comment relative to the posted agenda will be accepted for consideration during the initial phase of the Master Plan Workshop when it resumes.
If you would like to comment on any of the proposed modifications, please send to the following:
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| comments@fremontco.com | Fremont County Planning & Zoning 615 Macon Avenue, Room 210 Cañon City CO 81212 |
Public comment must be received 14 days prior to scheduled Master Plan Workshops by 5:00 p.m.
Master Plan Workshops
The Planning Commission is currently conducting the first phase of the Master Plan rewrite. This is being done at monthly Master Plan Workshops held the third Tuesday of each month from 6-8 pm. (Please note, this process has been suspended for the summer.) This phase will take at least several months.
During the workshops, the Planning Commission will be conducting a chapter by chapter review of the Master Plan to evaluate its relevance to the current circumstances of the community. Written public comment is welcomed and accepted up to two weeks prior to each workshop and should relate to the posted agenda. Comments can be sent to the county website or by mail. Comments should be confined to specific changes or suggestions to the Master Plan. Names of contributors should accompany comments.
Once the Planning Commission has completed this first phase of the Master Plan rewrite, then formal public input will be gathered by a series of public meetings, written comments, and internet submissions. Further review of the formal public comment will then be done by the Planning Commission in the form of additional workshops. A final draft of the Master Plan will eventually be submitted to the County Commissioners after a yet-to-be-determined series of workshops and public meetings have been completed.
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