admin_v3_pages

age_question

analytics

archival_summary_mailer

brainstormer_emails

brainstormer_upgrades

campaign_monitor

chain_mailers

collect_only_year

consultation_hub

content_security_policy

content_security_policy_bazaar

content_security_policy_bluehaven

content_security_policy_report_only

content_security_policy_report_only_bazaar

content_security_policy_report_only_bluehaven

content_security_policy_strict

cookie_policy

custom_code

custom_js_tracking

dashboard

dashboard_filters_visibility

demographic_filter_text_analysis

digest_email_subscription

disable_akismet

disable_engagement_depth_query_optimization

disable_facebook_sdk

disable_google_analytics

disable_twitter_widget

disable_user_analytics_tracking

disallow_platform_admin_access

drip_campaigns

emoji_question

enable_active_directory_signup

enable_auto_hide_past_key_dates

enable_ehq_newsletter

enable_email_sharing_snippet

enable_froala_participant_css

enable_market_place

enable_material_sidebar

enable_modelled_data_age

enable_modelled_data_location

enable_newsfeed_date_settings

enable_participant_page_hub_filters

enable_pfe_authentication

enable_pfe_ideas

enable_pfe_survey

enable_reporting_filter_builder

enable_secret_key_question

enable_site_onboarding

enable_site_recaptcha

enable_static_page_question

enable_stock_image_library

enforce_sso

enhanced_skip_to_menu

enhanced_social_share

enhancements_on_places

esri_places_migration

follow_project_widget

forum_topic_optimization

full_page_graphs_in_reporting

google_translation_enabled

gov_delivery_integration

gov_delivery_integration_registered_user

granicus_sso

hide_participant_details_survey_analysis_pdf

homepage_upgrades

html_emails

hub_admin

hubs_on_new_appearance_editor

idea-tool-unverified-participation

idea_unverified_participation

ideas_tool_builder

image_editor

imgix_for_homepages

imgix_for_project_pages

intercom

load_theme_css_first

location_question

mailchimp

mapboxgl

marketplace_sms_integration

matomo_tracking

mentions

microcopy_overrides

modelled_data_ethnicity_field

modelled_data_gender_field

multi_level_links

multilingual_admin_interface

new_badge_paradigm

new_comment_feature

new_cookie_consent_manager

new_login_page_design

new_mapper

new_project_pages

new_story_telling_tool

new_surveys

new_user_profile

newsletter_tracking_code

notifications

open_documents_inline

open_survey

open_surveys

overview_dashboard_sharing

participants_page_revamp

pfe_header_v2

pfe_share_ideas_board

places_engagement_banner

places_ui_upgrades

places_upgrade

port_project_to_bluehaven

prevent-protected-projects-in-catalogs

privacy_and_security

project_clone

project_finder_embed

project_page_editor

project_page_refresh

project_settings

project_sharing

project_tag_manager

project_tags_filters

protected_hubs_on_new_appearance_editor

quickpoll_share_link

readspeaker

registration_upgrades

render_site_header_in_places

report_download_confirmation

reporting_dashboard_optimised

reporting_dashboard_v2

reporting_ui

revamped_video_player

saved_filter_dashboard_sharing

scim_toggle

segment_analytics

segment_analytics_admin

segment_analytics_participant

self_service_hubs

shapefile_support_for_places

show_advance_search_text_analysis

show_bar_graph_for_checkbox_questions

show_context_link_analytics

show_css_overrides_editor_in_new_home_page_editor

show_custom_dashboard

show_customized_survey

show_date_filter_text_analysis

show_homepage_whitespaces

show_new_auto_notification_email

show_new_home_page_editor

show_new_user_profile_dropdown

show_participant_communities

show_project_banner

show_project_page_as_homepage

show_revised_survey

show_sentiment_analysis_in_text_analysis

show_split_data_for_likert_questions

show_table_for_ranking_questions

show_theme_variables

single-signon

social_share_modal

sorting_qanda_question

stop_forum_spam

submission_manager

submission_manager_places_photo_support

survey_analysis

survey_cross_tab

survey_qp_disable_unverified

survey_share_link

switch_to_admin_ui

switch_to_new_prm

tabs_reorder

text_analysis

text_analysis_2023

text_analysis_2023_sentiment_analysis

text_analysis_2024_entities

text_analysis_2024_keyphrases

text_analysis_v2

token_management

tool_enhancements

tool_tab_preview

tools_listing

unsplash_support_for_project_pages

upgraded_homepage_editor

upgraded_rich_text_editor

user_imports

user_profile_phase_2

v1_reports

v4_admin_marketplace

v5_interface_switch

walkme

weekly_digest_to_admins

widget_cloning

widget_scoping

<p>Welcome to Lafayette-Listens - an easy to use, online engagement tool created so you can conveniently share input and discuss ideas with the City of Lafayette, Colorado. Select a project below... we&#39;re listening!</p>

We want to hear from you!

Capital Bond Exploration 

<h2><strong><span style="font-size: 18px;">Project Background</span></strong></h2><p>Located at the corner of S Public Road and Kimbark Street, the 701 Pocket Park project looks to create a vibrant, accessible, and inclusive community space that fosters public gatherings, celebrates Old Town&#39;s creative identity, and integrates play features for residents and visitors. The park is envisioned to be welcoming, functional, and resilient for all community members, with a future design focused on sustainability and low maintenance. The project goals include:</p><p><img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/c088d432a66c985fcbf207355733e1408fdd3ab8/original/1745961340/f1ccf92469ff2f0c96ecb214e19c4142_701%20Pocket%20Park-01.png?1745961340" style="width: 657px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></p><h2><strong><span style="font-size: 18px;">What is a Pocket Park?</span></strong></h2><p style="text-align: justify;">A pocket park is a small, public green space&mdash;often no larger than a single vacant lot&mdash;designed to provide recreation, relaxation, and social interaction in urban or suburban settings. These parks are typically integrated into neighborhoods, downtown areas, or underutilized spaces, offering features like benches, landscaping, shade, public art, or minimal play structures.</p><h2><strong><span style="font-size: 18px;">How can I get involved?</span></strong></h2><p>Stay tuned this spring and summer for community engagement events and opportunities!</p>

701 Pocket Park Project

<h1>Join our virtual open house (see Ideas tab below)!<strong> </strong></h1><p><strong>We&rsquo;re rewriting our land use/zoning rules and need your input on &ldquo;missing middle housing&rdquo; and neighborhood-serving businesses. </strong></p><p>Should duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes be allowed on corner lots and busier collector streets (like Emma Street)? What kinds of businesses would you like to see in your neighborhood? Are there any design or operational limits you&#39;d like to suggest, like maximum size or where they should be located?</p><p><img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/f37db57fa1caed3bd660e2e7b02bbbdc5bd549f3/original/1747337511/84421de682f836df8590a93b8de10d6a_Postcard-LL.jpg?1747337511" style="width: 694px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Drawing of a neighborhood with a corner cafe and homes. "></p><h1><br></h1><h1><strong>Lafayette is Rewriting its Land Use Code</strong></h1><p>The City of Lafayette is rewriting its land use code (also referred to as zoning) for the first time in nearly 40 years. The new code will be based on the community&#39;s vision for the future, as outlined in the 2021 Legacy Lafayette Comprehensive Plan. Many of the policies and strategies of the plan are best implemented through an overhaul of the City&rsquo;s development regulations.</p><p>The first code was adopted in 1967 and has been amended several times since then (with the last overhaul in 1986.) Because our code no longer aligns with the community&#39;s goals or latest planning practices, the rewrite process is now underway, with the goal of adopting the new code in 2024. The new code help ensures that new development is consistent with the community&#39;s vision and meets the needs of residents and businesses.</p><h2>What is a Land Use Code?</h2><p>A land use code is a set of regulations that govern how land can be used in a city. They are also known as a zoning code. These codes are based on a community vision for the future and are intended to encourage orderly development (typically on private property) and aid in the creation of livable, vibrant communities. A code typically includes regulations like the use, height, and location of buildings, and the location of roads, parks, and other facilities.</p><h2>What is a Form-Based Code?</h2><p>A form-based code is a type of land use regulation that focuses on the physical form and context of development, like the size, shape, and placement of buildings. Form-based codes are particularly effective at promoting walkable, mixed-use communities where people can live, work, and shop within a reasonable walking distance. Form-based codes are an alternative to conventional use-based regulations, which divide a city into different types of uses, prohibiting or encouraging residential, commercial, industrial, or other developments. The use-based approach to zoning often contributes to long distances between residential uses and desired services, which has exacerbated issues like traffic congestion and suburban sprawl. Lafayette currently has use-based regulations in place. However, the city is exploring ways to incorporate form-based elements alongside use-based regulations (i.e., a hybrid code).</p><h2>How can I get involved?</h2><p><strong>Map it!</strong><br>Check out the map below to share specific areas you love or areas that need some love. Be sure to leave a comment so we understand why.</p><p><strong>Walking Tours</strong><br>Enjoy the warming weather while partnering with city planners to organize a walking tour in your neighborhood! You know your neighborhood best and what better way to share beloved areas (or spots for improvement) than while on a stroll.<br><br><strong>Attend a Working Group Meeting</strong><br>The City formed a working group to monitor and provide input to staff on draft code language and community engagement strategies. The group consists of the Planning Commission, representatives from City boards, and residents with varying backgrounds and interests. Meetings are held at 6 p.m. during the second Wednesday of the month, every 1 - 3 months. Meeting dates will be added in the upcoming dates list on the right side of this page.</p><p><img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/16488c4306b742941527baf1fe4357796ca864a8/original/1744210180/a7b81bc4e810961febf021745927ac1b_WebSchedule.jpg?1744210180" style="width: 1050px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Land Use Code Rewrite schedule showing three phases (project restart, technical draft, and public review and zoning map) being complete by March 2026"></p><p><br></p>

Land Use/Zoning Code

<h1><span style="font-size: 20px; color: red;">New Regulations Approved</span></h1><p>In 2023, the City of Lafayette expanded the use of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) citywide. Previously, ADUs were only permitted in the Old Town Residential zoning district. The City recently approved further updates to eliminate parking requirements for ADUs, remove certain design standards, and refine where ADUs are allowed.</p><p>Final regulations are located in the document library to the right.</p><p>Need more information? Please feel free to contact staff or schedule a meeting with City staff by <a class="external" href="https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/AccessoryDwellingUnits@lafayetteco.gov/bookings/" target="_self">selecting a date and time through our online scheduler <span class="sr-only">(External link)</span></a> or leave a comment or question below.</p><h2>What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit?</h2><p>An Accessory Dwelling Unit (or &quot;ADU&quot;) is a small independent living space on the same lot as a primary residence. It typically includes a kitchen and bathroom. These are sometimes referred to as mother-in-law suites or carriage houses. Both detached and attached/interior ADUs are allowed in most areas that allow single-unit, detached homes. See the handout in the documents library for more information about current regulations.</p><h2 id="how-can-i-get-involved--4"><img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/a466ce5254180db071bad7026421c798fa4a9a1b/original/1694200829/a2193fe5afb21a1d6ab7b3274de79976_LL_Examples.jpg?1694200829" style="width: 701px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"></h2><p><br></p>

Accessory Dwelling Units 

701 Pocket Park Amenities Survey