Nunn Land Use Code Civil Resources will hold a workshop with the Board of Trustees on April 16, 2009 regarding the Nunn Land Use Code.  Below are PDFs of each draft article of the land use code for public view.  Article 1: General Provisions Article 2: Community Design Principles and Standards  Part 1   Part 2   Part 3 Article 3: Zoning Article 4: Subdivision Regulations Article 13: Annexation Final Nunn Comprehensive Plan Due to the file size of the final plan, please email danna@civilresources.com to receive a full copy of the plan by email.  The final plan can also be viewed in hardcopy form at Town Hall (970-897-2385).    Draft Nunn Comprehensive Plan Please read the draft plan below and tell us what you think.  There are also copies available at Town Hall.  Table of Contents/Acknowledgements Introduction Where We Are Today Where We Want To Go Civil Resources met with Ms. Hensley's Student Leadership class and Ms. Otto's art class on May 2, 2008 at Highland High School.  We asked students to tell us where they are from and one thing they love about their town.  In the leadership class, the students then broke up into smaller groups to come up with goals and ideas regarding different components of the plan such as Economic Development, Parks, Transportation, etc.  In Ms. Otto's art class we discussed what students liked about their town, what they would like to see change, etc.  The first community workshop took place on May 15th.  Participants responded to a series of questions aimed at understanding the important issues facing Nunn, what they value and want to preserve, what they want to change, and how they feel about existing services, environmental and visual qualities, the local economy, etc.  Please click here to read the press release.  You can learn more about the plan and keep apprised of our progress by checking this website or by reading The Nunnion, North Weld Herald and Greeley Tribune.      The second community workshop, the Nunn Planning Fiesta, took place on July 10th.  Participants utilized innovative keypad polling technology to give the Planning Team feedback on preliminary ideas and concepts to be incorporated into the comprehensive plan based on feedback received at       the first workshop and through the community survey.  Attendees then evaluated a cumulative draft future land use plan that combined concepts from the group maps received during the first workshop, a draft vision statement for the comprehensive plan, and a set of goals for the plan. Click here to read the press release.