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Colorado Revised Statutes Title 9. Safety Industrial and Commercial § 9-5-105. Exemptions for certain privately funded projects

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Accessible dwelling units shall be provided as required in this article; except that this article does not apply to privately funded projects for the construction of a detached residence or residences or to other types of residential property containing less than seven residential units.

For the purpose of determining the number of accessibility points required pursuant to subsection (2) of this section, the accessible dwelling unit types shall have the following point values:

Accessible dwelling

Accessibility point value

unit type:

per dwelling unit:

Type A dwelling unit

     6

Type A multistory dwelling unit

     5

Type B dwelling unit

     4

Type B multistory dwelling unit

     3

Type B visitable ground floor

     1

(2)Residential projects.(a) A project shall be assigned accessibility points based on the number of units contained within the project as follows:

Number of units within
the project:

Accessibility points
required:

0-6

0

7-14

6

15-28

12

29-42

18

43-57

24

58-71

30

72-85

36

86-99

42

100-114

48

115-128

54

129-142

60

143-157

66

158-171

72

172-185

78

186-199

84

etc.

+ 6 additional points every

14 units or fraction thereof

(b) A project shall include enough accessible dwelling units to achieve at least the specified number of accessibility points required pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (2). A project may use any combination of accessible dwelling unit types to comply with this section.

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