Colorado Code § 24-67-105.5

Review of planned unit development
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(1) The county planning
commission or governing body may request redesign of all or any portion of a planned unit
development submitted for approval, but any such request shall include specific, objective
criteria. If the applicant redesigns the planned unit development in accordance with the request,
no further redesign shall be required unless necessary to comply with a duly adopted county
resolution, ordinance, or regulation.
(2) Nothing in this section shall be construed to preclude a county from taking any
action permitted by law based on the consideration of the rights and privileges of the owners of
subsurface mineral interests and their lessees pursuant to section 30-28-133 (10), C.R.S.
(3) Any required public hearing on any planned unit development shall be conducted
expeditiously and concluded when all those present and wishing to testify have done so. No
public hearing shall continue for more than forty days from the date of commencement without
the written consent of the applicant. Any continuation of a public hearing shall be to a date
certain.
(4) Unless withdrawn by the applicant, any planned unit development that has been
neither approved, conditionally approved, nor denied within a time certain mutually agreed to by
the county and the applicant at the time of filing shall be deemed approved. Such time period
may be extended by the county to receive a recommendation from an agency to which a planned
unit development was referred, but such extension shall not exceed thirty days unless the agency
has notified the county that it will require additional time to complete its recommendation.
(5) Any requirement set forth in this section may be waived in writing by the applicant.

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