Land Use & Zoning
In Colorado, a 'large-scale map amendment' (rezoning) typically requires all of the following EXCEPT:
AA. Notice to neighboring property owners
BB. A public hearing before the planning commission and/or city council
CC. Approval by a simple majority of affected property owners✓ Correct
DD. Consistency with the municipality's comprehensive plan
Explanation
Rezoning in Colorado does not require approval by a majority of affected property owners — it is a governmental legislative decision made by the local planning commission and/or city council. Required elements typically include: public notice to surrounding property owners, a public hearing, and findings of consistency with the comprehensive plan.
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