DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
FAQ's
What is the zoning of my property?
To find the zoning of property within the Town of Monument, please click here to view a zoning map of the Town. To learn about zoning designations, click here for the Town Zoning Regulations.
Do I need a land use permit to…
Land use permits are required for basement finishes, accessory buildings, decks, and additions over 120 square feet. Permit applications can be found by selecting “Applications and Forms” at the Development Services home page or by clicking here.
What is the process for development approval?
Please refer to the process flow chart by selecting “Development” at the Development Services home page or by clicking here.
Where can I find information on the Town’s plans for the future?
The Town’s Comprehensive Plan and maps can be found by selecting “Maps Plans & Codes” at the Development Services home page or by clicking here.
I want to install landscaping in my yard. What do I need to do?
A landscaping permit is required for new landscaping. The application and regulations can be found by selecting “Applications and Forms” at the Development Services home page or by clicking here.
Do I need approval to remove trees?
Yes, tree removal requires a permit from the Development Services Department.
What are the requirements for putting up a fence?
Although a fence permit is not required, make sure the fence will be located on your property (not your neighbor’s) and that the fence will not obstruct vision at intersections. Electric fences are not allowed.
I am concerned about a proposed development. How do I voice my opinion? and
How do I participate in a public hearing or meeting?
Citizens may attend the Planning Commission and Board of Trustees meetings. The Planning Commission meets the second Wednesday of every month, and the Board of Trustees meet the first and third Monday of every month. Written comments are also accepted by Staff on all development issues. They are included in the Staff Report packages that are sent to the Planning Commission and Board of Trustees for development items
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