Achieving Compliance Together (ACT)
Program Introduction
Achieving Compliance Together (ACT) will provide outreach and education regarding Adams County Development Standards and Regulations to business owners to identified areas in unincorporated Adams County. Additionally, this initiative intends to create a collaborative relationship between business owners and Adams County through identifying potential violations, education, and working together to achieve voluntary compliance.
ACT will start as a pilot program within the Federal Corridor. A map of the identified properties can be found HERE.
Please navigate here to see the data overview of the ACT program.
COMMON REGULATIONS | |
Permits Land Use | Special/Temporary Uses, Conditional Uses, Variance |
Permits; Building(s) | Remodels, Additions, Roofing, Electrical, Plumbing |
Vehicles | Inoperable, Unlicensed, Too Many, RV/Trailers in the Street, Commercial Vehicles Over 7000lbs, Parking on Landscaping |
Blight | Environmental blight includes rubbish, junk, trash, garbage, and debris; tall, overgrown grass, weeds and brush (12inches); cast-off material such as scrap metal, plastic, wood, appliances, machinery, and auto parts stored outdoors |
Helpful Documents
documents |
Federal Corridor Map |
Achieving Compliance Together (ACT) Memo |
Achieving Compliance Together (ACT) Memo - Spanish |
Frequently Asked Questions |
Contact
Kerry Gress
Code Officer II
[email protected]
720.523.6832
Hours
Tuesday-Friday
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
(Excluding building closure days)