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Town rolls out online permitting and land-use rewrite easing ADU rules; Main Street funds earmarked
Summary
Rangely's permitting system is now fully online and staff posted a near-complete rewrite of the land-use code for public comment that includes easier paths for accessory dwelling units. The town has $10,000 in Main Street funding this year and expects another $10,000 next year.
Town staff announced that the new permitting system is fully operational online with permit numbers for each application and that the near-final land-use code rewrite is posted for public review. The account manager described code changes intended to streamline permitting and make accessory dwelling units (ADUs) easier to build by removing procedural 'fluff.'
The town also has $10,000 in Main Street funding available this year and expects another $10,000 next year; staff said they are seeking projects that fit into the broader town master plan. Staff asked residents to review the posted land-use document and submit comments on sections they believe need amendment.
Council did not vote on the land-use amendments at the meeting; staff encouraged community input as the code moves toward finalization.
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