The Rental Property List contains all residential rental properties that are currently licensed. For detailed information on the licensed rental properties, visit...

Polygons showing closed development review cases for the City of Boulder.

Polygons showing open development review cases for the City of Boulder.

Address points within the City of Arvada. Addresses such as retired and utility based have been omitted. Not all officially assigned addresses are included in this dataset.

This parks and open space layer shows the polygon areas for neighborhood parks, local golf courses, sports complexes, county open space areas, and a National Wildlife Refuge...

Locate your Council District. The City of Arvada is divided into four Council Districts. Residents of each district elect a council member who lives within the District and...

The jurisdictional boundary for the City of Arvada.

A parcel is any division of land held under one ownership, regardless of size. County Assessor's offices maintain these land records according to the legally-defined ownership...

Map showing locations of proposed and approved development projects. The lists and map show what phase of the approval process each project is in along with various other key...

City zoning designations. Including residential, business, industrial, public, agricultural, mix of residential and business, residential mobile homes, main street area and...

These data layers show the location and boundaries of regulated wetlands within the City of Boulder boundaries based upon field visits to each site. The mapping typically...

Polygon boundaries of subdivisions in the City of Boulder.

City's designated subcommunities, Source - City Planning Department

Streets centerlines within the City of Boulder.

Parcels – Ownership parcels within the city limits and utility service areas with address – Source – Quarter Section maps digitized and then rectified to aerial photography.

Rectangular Survey System, township, range, section, quarter section and city grid designation, Source - digitized data

The Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (BVCP) land use map defines the desired future land use pattern for the Boulder Valley regarding location, type, and intensity of development.

Lakes and ponds. Source – digitized from aerial photography

Creeks, irrigation ditches and irigation laterals. Source - digitized from aerial photography.

Designated city historic districts and landmarks. Source – City Planning Department