Zoning Development Permit — Single Family Residence, Townhome, or Condominium in Woodland Park, Colorado

Woodland Park requires a zoning development permit — single family residence, townhome, or condominium for: New single-family residence, townhome, or condominium construction within Woodland Park city limits; A site plan meeting the City's Single Family Residence Site Plan Checklist: engineer's scale drawing, all property-line setbacks and monuments, adjacent zoning, existing/proposed utilities with size/type/material, driveway and vehicle-tracking-pad details, Top of Foundation and Finished Grade elevations, drainage flowline elevations, topography direction arrows, and erosion-control Best Management Practices; If the structure is located within 5 feet of a required setback, the contractor must provide a Colorado Licensed Professional Land Surveyor letter certifying the poured foundation matches the site plan location, submitted to the City Inspector after the foundation is poured and PRIOR to framing — a Stop Work Order is issued if this condition is not met; HOA/covenant approval must be submitted with the application if the property is subject to covenants — this is the landowner's responsibility; A separate PPRBD Building Permit (structural, plumbing, electrical, gas, and heating) is required for the same project; the ZDP does not substitute for it; Property owner's signature required on the application prior to submittal, or the permit will not be processed. If your project isn't listed, confirm with City of Woodland Park Planning and Building Department (Zoning Development Permits) — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (structural Building Permits) at City Planning & Building: 719-687-5202 — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department: 719-327-2880 before starting work.

In Woodland Park, the published Zoning Development Permit — Single Family Residence is: $184.00. Additional published fees: Regional Park Fee — Tier 1 (1-2 bedrooms) — $408.00 per unit; Regional Park Fee — Tier 2 (3 bedrooms) — $653.00 per unit; Regional Park Fee — Tier 3 (4+ bedrooms) — $899.00 per unit; Storm Water Capital Improvement Fee — Tier 1 (less than 2,700 sq ft impervious surface) — $1,109.00; Storm Water Capital Improvement Fee — Tier 2 (2,700-3,800 sq ft impervious surface) — $1,533.00; Storm Water Capital Improvement Fee — Tier 3 (3,800 sq ft or greater impervious surface) — $2,402.00; Transportation Capital Fee — Tier 1, small home (1-2 bedrooms) — $706.00 each; Transportation Capital Fee — Tier 2, medium home (3 bedrooms) — $1,128.00 each; Transportation Capital Fee — Tier 3, large home (4+ bedrooms) — $1,549.00 each; Use Tax on construction materials — Calculated with the Building Permit (percentage not stated on the Development Fees schedule itself); Water and Wastewater Tap Fees — See Utilities Department (separate 2025 Water and Sewer Tap Fees schedule, residential and commercial worksheets). These are the jurisdiction's own published figures — see the fee schedule table and source citations on this page.

Woodland Park does not publish a plan-review timeline for this permit. Contact City of Woodland Park Planning and Building Department (Zoning Development Permits) — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (structural Building Permits) at City Planning & Building: 719-687-5202 — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department: 719-327-2880 for current turnaround.

You'll need: Single Family Residence, Townhome or Condominium ZDP Application; 24" x 36" Plan Set; 11" x 17" Plan Set. Depending on your project, Woodland Park may also ask for: Landscape Plan; Grading Permit and Plan; Copy of Covenants and HOA Contact. See the required-documents checklist on this page for details on each.

Woodland Park requires 1 inspection(s) for a zoning development permit — single family residence, townhome, or condominium, in order: Foundation Setback Survey Certification (conditional). Schedule each through City of Woodland Park Planning and Building Department (Zoning Development Permits) — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (structural Building Permits) (City Planning & Building: 719-687-5202 — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department: 719-327-2880).

Apply through City of Woodland Park Planning and Building Department (Zoning Development Permits) — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (structural Building Permits) at City of Woodland Park Planning & Building Department, 220 W. South Avenue, P.O. Box 9007, Woodland Park, CO 80866 — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, 2880 International Circle, Colorado Springs, CO 80910. Phone: City Planning & Building: 719-687-5202 — Pikes Peak Regional Building Department: 719-327-2880, email: David Burgess, Planner II: dburgess@woodlandpark.gov (also appears as dburgess@city-woodlandpark.org on some City DocumentCenter form footers — woodlandpark.gov is the current canonical domain; the .org address appears to be a legacy/prior domain still printed on some PDF forms). Office hours: City Planning & Building Department: Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Friday 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.. Official information: https://woodlandpark.gov/230/Planning-and-Building-Department ; https://www.pprbd.org/.

Woodland Park, Colorado has adopted: 2023 Pikes Peak Regional Building Code (PPRBC) — per PPRBD's Residential Plan Review guide, which lists the City of Woodland Park among the jurisdictions served by the Pikes Peak Regional Building Code.; 2021 International Residential Code (IRC); 2021 International Existing Building Code (IEBC); 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC); Colorado Model Electric Ready and Solar Ready Code (CMERSRC); 2021 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC); 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC), or the most recent edition adopted by the State of Colorado, per PPRBD's Residential Plan Review guide; International Fire Code (IFC) and local amendments — enforced by the local Fire Authority (a distinct authority from PPRBD), per PPRBD's Residential Plan Review guide; City of Woodland Park Municipal Code Title 18 (Zoning), which separately governs Zoning Development Permit review (setbacks, fencing, signs, etc.) and is administered by the City's own Planning and Building Department rather than PPRBD.. Local amendments apply — see the Woodland Park overview page for the full list.

Both are involved, for different parts of the process. The City of Woodland Park's Planning and Building Department issues the Zoning Development Permit (ZDP), which reviews setback and zoning compliance and must be approved first. Pikes Peak Regional Building Department (PPRBD), a separate regional authority based in Colorado Springs, then issues the structural Building Permit itself, which includes plumbing, electrical, gas, and heating permits for one- and two-family dwellings.