Colorado § 31-23-212 Jurisdiction

Colorado Statutes

§ 31-23-212 — Jurisdiction

Colorado·Title 31 Government·Art. Planning and Zoning

The territorial jurisdiction of any commission over
the subdivision of land includes all land located within the legal boundaries of the
municipality and, limited only to control with reference to a major street plan and
not otherwise, also includes all land lying within three miles of the boundaries of
the municipality not located in any other municipality; except that in the case of any
such land lying within five miles of more than one municipality, the jurisdiction of
each commission shall terminate at a boundary line equidistant from the respective
municipal limits of such municipalities. The jurisdiction over the subdivision of lands
outside the boundary of a municipality shall apply equally to any municipality.

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The territorial jurisdiction of any commission over
the subdivision of land includes all land located within the legal boundaries of the
municipality and, limited only to control with reference to a major street plan and
not otherwise, also includes all land lying within three miles of the boundaries of
the municipality not located in any other municipality; except that in the case of any
such land lying within five miles of more than one municipality, the jurisdiction of
each commission shall terminate at a boundary line equidistant from the respective
municipal limits of such municipalities. The jurisdiction over the subdivision of lands
outside the boundary of a municipality shall apply equally to any municipality.

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