Regarding accessory buildings in Colorado, zoning laws impose restrictions on their size and use. These regulations may vary depending on the county and its specific zoning laws. In general, accessory buildings are subject to severe restrictions, and obtaining permits is often necessary. These permits may require additional fees and can take longer to obtain, making off-grid living more expensive. The minimum lot size, permitted uses, and who can live on the property are also regulated by zoning laws. It is important to carefully research and understand these regulations before building or purchasing property.