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Development Process

The city of Aurora Development Process is designed to offer predictability, ease of use and streamlined plan review for all types of development applications. Find out more in our Development Handbook

2024 Fee Checklist

For questions about the development process, contact the Office of Development Assistance (ODA) at 303.739.7345 or [email protected]

Cesarina Dancy, Interim Manager
Brit Vigil, Project Manager
Justin Andrews, Project Manager
Jazmine Marte, Project Manager
Lorianne Thennes, Project Manager 
Megan Weikle, Project Coordinator

Pre-application Meetings

Meetings designed to help landowners, developers and their consultants understand Aurora's submittal, approval and permitting requirements for their specific development project.  To begin the development process contact ODA or submit a Pre-Application Meeting request in the Customer Portal

New Development

New Development is characterized by development of vacant land, demolition of buildings to create vacant land and increase of ground coverage of buildings by more than one percent of the lot size. New development generally requires a site plan review, civil plan review, and building permit review.

Redevelopment

Redevelopment is characterized by less than 10 percent increase of ground coverage, minor alterations/improvements to a site which is lacking an approved site plan, projects deemed to need only an administrative site plan amendment (E-470, NE Plains) and subdivision platting and easement-only access.

Building Modifications

Building Modifications is characterized by single family residential projects with three or fewer units, do-it-yourself home remodeling or repair work, contracted residential work and commercial and residential projects that do not propose changes to exiting exterior elements on the site plan.

 


Annexation

Annexation is the process to incorporate land into the city limits. ODA coordinates the city review of annexation requests and negotiation of the annexation agreement between the landowner and the city of Aurora.

To begin the annexation process, contact ODA to schedule an appointment with a Project Manager.

Title 32 Metropolitan Districts

The city supports creation of Title 32 Metropolitan Districts (metro districts) by private developers in order to provide a mechanism to finance infrastructure costs for master planned developments. View a map of metro districts in Aurora.

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