Greeley permits beekeeping in residential areas with restrictions on hive numbers, setbacks, and flyway barriers. Beekeepers must follow best management practices.
Greeley allows residential beekeeping subject to regulations. The number of hives may be limited based on lot size. Hives must be set back from property lines and a flyway barrier (fence or dense vegetation) may be required to direct bee flight paths upward. A fresh water source must be maintained on the property. Colorado is generally bee-friendly and the state apiary program oversees bee health. Hives should be managed to prevent swarming and aggressive behavior.
Non-compliant apiaries may receive code enforcement notices. Hives creating a nuisance must be remediated.
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