Adams County public meetings in 2021
36 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider several multi-million dollar contracts for inmate food and laundry services, as well as road and memorial construction. The meeting includes a public hearing on the 2021 Commissioner Redistricting and the Sustainable Adams County 2030 Plan update.
- Contract with Trinity Services Group for inmate food services in the amount of $8,853,075.00
- Amendment for Adams County Veterans Memorial construction management for $6,019,803.30
- Agreement with Summit Food Services LLC for inmate laundry services for $1,154,025.00
- Agreement with Elite Surface Infrastructure for Henderson Road and Park Boulevard Roundabout for $1,880,830.70
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Town of Bennett for law enforcement services for $390,000.00
The Board of County Commissioners approved several major service and construction contracts, including agreements for inmate food and laundry services, fuel, and various roadway projects. The board also finalized the 2021 commissioner redistricting plan and updated the Sustainable Adams County 2030 plan. Additionally, the commissioners authorized several land acquisitions and intergovernmental agreements.
- Approved $8.85M inmate food services contract (5-0)
- Approved $6.02M veterans memorial construction contract (5-0)
- Approved $1.88M Henderson Road roundabout project (5-0)
- Approved $1.73M Goat Hill East engineering design contract (5-0)
- Approved $1.65M fuel services contract amendment (5-0)
- Approved $1.15M inmate laundry services contract (5-0)
- Approved 2021 commissioner redistricting plan (5-0)
- Approved 2021 Sustainable Adams County 2030 plan update (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will review several resolutions including a contract for website upgrades and agreements for preschool programs and traffic signals. The board is also scheduled to enter an executive session to instruct negotiators on economic incentives.
- Agreement with Fruition for Adams County websites upgrade not to exceed $334,570.00
- Easement agreement with City of Thornton for sanitary sewer line for $206,282.00 received by County
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Adams County School District 14 for Colorado Preschool Program up to $172,800 received by County
- Agreement with Adams County Education Consortium and One Million Degrees for professional services for $50,000 funded by County
- Intergovernmental Agreement with City of Brighton for East 144th Avenue and Sable Boulevard traffic signal project
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and a 12-item consent calendar covering expenditures, easements, tax abatements, and several intergovernmental agreements. In new business, the board approved an agreement with Fruition for an Adams County websites upgrade at a not-to-exceed amount of $334,570.00. All votes recorded were unanimous (5-0). The board then moved to adjourn into executive session to instruct negotiators regarding an economic incentive.
- Approved the agenda (5-0)
- Approved the consent calendar (5-0), including expenditures for November 8-12, 2021 and minutes from November 16, 2021
- Approved a permanent drainage easement from NF Denver LLC for storm water drainage purposes (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved an intergovernmental agreement with Adams County School District 14 for the Colorado Preschool Program 2021-2022, not to exceed $172,800 received by the county (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved abatement petitions and refund of taxes for account numbers R0175828, R0124483, R0041599, R0142376, and P0029110 (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved an easement purchase and sale agreement and grant of perpetual sanitary sewer line easement and temporary construction easement to the City of Thornton for $206,282.00 received by the county (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Brighton for cost sharing on the East 144th Avenue and Sable Boulevard Traffic Signal Project (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved an agreement with Fruition for the Adams County websites upgrade, not to exceed $334,570.00 (5-0)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider adopting the 2022 county budget, appropriating funds, certifying mill levies, and approving the 2021 fee schedule. They will also vote on several contracts, land leases, and right-of-way property acquisitions, plus a request for eminent domain authority from a metropolitan district.
- Adopt 2022 budget and appropriate funds to county funds
- Certify 2022 mill levies
- Approve 2021 fee schedule for 2022
- Approve $1,150,000 amendment for ballot printing with K&H Election Services
- Approve $199,641 agreement for Homes for Hope foster care with Specialized Alternatives
The Board of County Commissioners approved the 2022 budget, appropriations, and mill levy certifications. They also authorized several service contracts and land lease agreements via the consent calendar and new business.
- Approved 2022 budget, appropriations, and mill levy certifications (3-0)
- Approved $1,150,000 amendment for K&H Election Services ballot printing (3-0)
- Approved $199,641 agreement with Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth of Colorado for Homes for Hope Foster Care Project (3-0)
- Approved $139,860 amendment for CliftonAllenLarson external audit services (3-0)
- Approved $3,000 agreement with FCI Constructors, Inc. for District Attorney Building Project (3-0)
- Approved two land lease agreements with HG Hangar One, LLC for $10,372.32 and $18,252.00 (3-0)
- Approved four warranty deeds for right-of-way purposes totaling $220,444 (3-0)
- Continued Potomac Boat & RV Storage land use hearing to February 1, 2022 (3-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider several items, including the first reading of the 2022 proposed county budget, a resolution to amend a contract with North Metro Community Services, and land use code amendments. The agenda also includes proclamations for Veterans Day and National Adoption Day, and a consent calendar with routine expenditures and minutes.
- First reading of 2022 Adams County proposed budget
- Resolution approving $680,000 amendment to agreement with North Metro Community Services, Inc. for developmental disabilities services
- PLN2021-00012 2021 Code Amendments, Phase III
- Proclamation of November 19, 2021 as National Adoption Day
- List of expenditures for October 25-29, 2021
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and consent calendar, then approved new business including the first reading of the 2022 Adams County proposed budget and a $680,000 amendment to an agreement with North Metro Community Services, Inc. for additional services for residents with developmental disabilities. The board also approved a land use hearing for the 2021 Code Amendments, Phase III. Commissioner Tedesco was excused; all recorded votes were 4-0 among the commissioners present.
- Approved the agenda (4-0)
- Approved the consent calendar, including expenditures for October 25-29, 2021 and minutes from November 2, 2021 (4-0)
- Approved first reading of the 2022 Adams County proposed budget (4-0)
- Approved a $680,000 amendment to the agreement with North Metro Community Services, Inc. for additional services for residents with developmental disabilities (4-0)
- Approved land use hearing PLN2021-00012, 2021 Code Amendments, Phase III (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider supplemental budget appropriations and discuss 2021 commissioner redistricting. The meeting includes several right-of-way agreements and land use hearings for the Colorado Air and Space Port and U-Haul.
- Sixth Supplemental Appropriations to the 2021 Adams County Government Budget
- Development Agreement with Maverik, Inc. for $331,613.59
- Right-of-Way Agreement with Federal Partners, LLC for East 58th Avenue Improvements for $300,000.00
- Amendment to agreement with Shiloh Home Inc. for guaranteed beds in the amount of $661,117.20
- Land use hearings for Colorado Air and Space Port Subarea Plan and U-Haul Moving and Storage at Mile High Final Plat
The Board of County Commissioners approved the agenda and a 15-item consent calendar, including a $106,400 preschool program agreement with 27J School District and a $331,613.59 development agreement with Maverik, Inc. In new business, the board approved a sixth supplemental appropriation to the 2021 budget and a $661,117.20 amendment to the Shiloh Home Inc. agreement for guaranteed beds. The board also approved the Colorado Air and Space Port Subarea Plan and the U-Haul Moving and Storage at Mile High final plat, and voted to enter executive session for legal advice on the Culpepper litigation. All votes recorded were 5-0.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar with 15 items (5-0)
- Approved $106,400.00 27J School District preschool program agreement (5-0, consent)
- Approved $331,613.59 Maverik, Inc. development agreement (5-0, consent)
- Approved sixth supplemental appropriations to 2021 budget (5-0)
- Approved $661,117.20 amendment to Shiloh Home Inc. guaranteed beds agreement (5-0)
- Approved Colorado Air and Space Port Subarea Plan (5-0)
- Approved U-Haul Moving and Storage at Mile High final plat (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to decide on several resolutions, including a proposal to withdraw from the Tri-County Health Department, which has drawn numerous public comments. The board will also consider consent calendar items such as development agreements, right-of-way acquisitions, and tax abatements, as well as new business like the Colorado Opioids Settlement and commissioner redistricting. Land use hearings include a rezone and parks text amendments.
- Resolution to withdraw from Tri-County Health Department
- Development agreement with Asphalt Specialties Inc. for $62,619.00
- Right-of-way agreements for York Street and Pecos Street projects (amounts up to $156,720)
- Resolution adjusting agricultural land values for tax year 2021
- Colorado Opioids Settlement Memorandum of Understanding
The Board of County Commissioners approved the county's withdrawal from the Tri-County Health Department. Other actions included approving a Colorado Opioids Settlement agreement and several right-of-way agreements for roadway projects.
- Approved withdrawal from Tri-County Health Department (5-0)
- Approved Colorado Opioids Settlement MOU and agreements (5-0)
- Approved $62,619 development agreement with Asphalt Specialties Inc. (5-0)
- Approved 2021 Disaster Management Plan (5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreement for Pecos Street project with Steve Lewis for $156,720 (5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreements for York Street and Pecos Street projects (5-0)
- Approved rezone for 3220 W. 55th Place (5-0)
- Approved Adams County Parks and Open Space text amendments (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider consent calendar items and new business, including multiple contracts, a grant amendment, and a resolution establishing 2022 holidays. The board will also vote on a resolution supporting 27J Schools' mill levy override and bond ballot questions.
- Contract cost amendment with Endura Health Care for Medicaid application processing
- Incentive agreement with Kroger OZ3LLC and Ocado Solutions USA Inc.
- Grant amendment of $239,641 for District Attorney's Office Diversion Program
- Task Order Three for $460,000 for Veterans Memorial design at Riverdale Regional Park
- Resolution of support for 27J Schools Mill Levy Override (5A) and Bond (5B)
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent calendar, including expenditure lists, contracts, and a grant amendment for the District Attorney's office. The board also approved new business items covering construction management, design services, bridge construction, hauling services, and a resolution of support for 27J Schools ballot questions.
- Approved agenda (4-0)
- Approved consent calendar including expenditures, Endura Health Care contract, Kroger OZ3LLC incentive, defense resolutions, drainage agreements, $150,000 for South Platte River flood control, a $239,641 DA grant amendment, and 2022 holidays (4-0)
- Approved $5,000 pre-construction contract with MW Golden Constructors for Government Center Space Utilization Phase 3 (4-0)
- Approved $460,000 task order with DHM Design Corp. for Veterans Memorial design at Riverdale Regional Park (4-0)
- Approved $23,657 amendment with Meyers & Sons Construction for 96th Avenue Bridge over Bijou Creek Phase Two (4-0)
- Approved $250,000 amendment with JK Transports for truck hauling services (4-0)
- Approved resolution of support for 27J Schools Mill Levy Override (5A) and Bond (5B) (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider a consent calendar of resolutions, including property acquisitions, right-of-way agreements, and subrecipient agreements for emergency rental assistance. The board will also hear a presentation on the County Manager's recommended 2022 preliminary budget and consider amendments to construction contracts. The meeting includes public comment and executive sessions for legal advice and economic incentive negotiations.
- Presentation of County Manager's Recommended 2022 Preliminary Adams County Budget
- Resolution approving subrecipient agreements with Maiker Housing Partners, Brighton Housing Authority, Commerce City Housing Authority, and the Community Firm for Emergency Rental Assistance Funds
- Resolution approving professional service agreement with Mobile Health Services, P.C. for COVID testing/monitoring services and test kits
- Resolution approving right-of-way agreements for Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Project (multiple properties)
- Resolution approving amendment to agreement with ECI Site Construction Management for Adams County Veterans Memorial
The Board of County Commissioners approved the agenda and a 22-item consent calendar covering expenditures, right-of-way agreements, housing assistance subrecipient agreements, and a COVID testing contract. In new business, the board approved a presentation of the County Manager's Recommended 2022 Preliminary Budget, an amendment for the Veterans Memorial construction management, and an amendment for the Government Center Space Utilization Phase 2 project. The board also approved two executive sessions for legal advice on condemnation and economic incentive negotiations. Commissioner Tedesco was excused.
- Approved agenda (4-0)
- Approved consent calendar with 22 items (4-0)
- Approved presentation of 2022 Preliminary Budget (4-0)
- Approved Amendment One to ECI Site Construction Management agreement for Veterans Memorial (4-0)
- Approved Amendment Three to Saunders Construction agreement for Government Center Space Utilization Phase 2 (4-0)
- Approved executive session on condemnation by special district (4-0)
- Approved executive session on economic incentive negotiations (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider a consent calendar of resolutions, including a $24 million multifamily housing revenue note for Crossing Pointe South Apartments, an intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City for the I-270 environmental analysis, several right-of-way agreements for road projects, and amendments to employee health plans. They will also hear land use cases for a preliminary plat and a trucking use. The agenda includes routine items like expenditures and minutes, but the housing note and I-270 funding are significant financial actions.
- Resolution for $24,000,000 multifamily housing revenue note (Crossing Pointe South Apartments)
- Intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City for I-270 Environmental Analysis Project funding
- Right-of-way agreements for East 58th Avenue, York Street, and ADA ramps projects
- Amendments to employee health plans (Kaiser Permanente, UnitedHealthCare, CHFSA)
- Land use hearings: Wolf Creek Run West Filing 2 preliminary plat and Scooby's Trucking
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and a 20-item consent calendar, including a resolution acknowledging a public hearing on up to $24,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue notes for Crossing Pointe South Apartments and several right-of-way agreements for the East 58th Avenue Improvements Project. The board also approved amendments to the Adams County Employee Manual on a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Tedesco dissenting, and approved three executive sessions for legal advice and discussion of a potential property sale. Two land use hearings were approved unanimously.
- Approved agenda (4-0, Commissioner Pinter absent)
- Approved consent calendar with item 6P moved to New Business (5-0)
- Approved resolution acknowledging public hearing on up to $24,000,000 multifamily housing revenue note for Crossing Pointe South Apartments (consent calendar)
- Approved right-of-way agreement with Denver Mart, LLC for East 58th Avenue Improvements Project (consent calendar)
- Approved right-of-way agreement with Toepper LLC for East 58th Avenue Improvements Project (consent calendar)
- Approved amendments to Adams County Employee Manual (4-1, Commissioner Tedesco nay)
- Approved three executive sessions: potential property sale, legal advice on land use regulations, and legal advice on Douglas County's withdrawal from Tri-County Health Department (5-0 each)
- Approved land use hearings: Wolf Creek Run West Filing 2 Preliminary Plat and Scooby's Trucking (5-0 each)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on several right-of-way and drainage agreements, including easements and roadway improvements for projects like York Street and Pecos Street. The board will also vote on engineering service agreements for infrastructure projects and recognize county employees.
- Permanent drainage easement from Continuum Housing LLC for storm water drainage
- Right-of-way agreements for York Street and Pecos Street roadway and drainage improvements (totaling 10+ properties)
- Amendment to funding agreement for Upper Crooked Run and Tributaries drainage planning
- Single-source engineering agreement with Martin/Martin, Inc. for East 73rd Avenue project ($ amount not specified)
- Recognition of September 29 as Adams County Employee Recognition Day
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners approved the meeting agenda, the consent calendar with one item postponed, and new business items including engineering agreements for road and bridge projects. Commissioner Henry was excused from the meeting.
- Approved meeting agenda (4-21 vote)
- Approved consent calendar with item 6R postponed (4-0 vote)
- Approved single-source agreement with Martin/Martin, Inc. for engineering services on East 73rd Avenue (4-0 vote)
- Approved agreement with EST, Inc. for engineering design services for the Explorador Calle Bridge replacement (4-0 vote)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to decide on routine administrative items, property transactions, and contract amendments. Most actions were procedural, including proclamations, expenditure lists, and tax abatement resolutions. The board also advanced several right-of-way agreements for roadway and drainage projects on York Street and Pecos Street.
- Resolution approving right-of-way agreements for York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements from East 78th Avenue to East 88th Avenue (multiple property owners)
- Resolution approving right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements from West 52nd Avenue to West 58th Avenue (multiple property owners)
- Resolution authorizing fifth supplemental appropriations to the 2021 Adams County Government Budget
- Resolution approving purchase order to Watchguard Video, Inc. for deputy body camera and in-car camera equipment
- Resolution vacating Sunrise Easement (VAC2021-00001)
The Board of County Commissioners approved the 2021 budget supplemental appropriations, adopted a new ordinance for residential parking districts, and authorized several infrastructure and construction contracts. The board also approved numerous right-of-way agreements and appointments to various county boards and commissions.
- Approved 2021 budget supplemental appropriations (5-0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 16 for residential parking districts (5-0)
- Approved Coroner's office and probation facility construction contract (5-0)
- Approved purchase order for deputy body and in-car camera equipment (5-0)
- Appointed Femmi Clemons as Veterans Service Officer (5-0)
- Approved Sunrise Easement Vacation (5-0)
- Approved numerous right-of-way and Medicaid processing contracts (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on multiple housing service agreements and an intergovernmental pipeline agreement. The meeting also includes routine procedural items and public comment periods.
- Resolution approving agreements with Access Housing, Inc., Almost Home Inc., Family Tree Inc., Growing Home, and Mile High Behavioral Healthcare for housing and homeless prevention services
- Resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Thornton for the Remington-Riverdale Pipeline
- Resolution approving Task Order Nine with Jviation, Inc. for airport security fence design services
- Resolution approving Task Order Ten with Jviation, Inc. for taxi-way rehabilitation and lighting project design services
- Resolution approving Amendment One to the agreement with A-1 Chipseal Company for the 2021 Seal Program
The Board approved a motion to opt out of a public health order. The Board also approved several agreements for housing and homeless prevention services and airport design projects.
- Approved motion to opt out of public health order (3-2)
- Approved subdivision improvements agreement with Pecos Logistics Park, LLLP (5-0)
- Approved subrecipient agreement with Community Firm for emergency rental assistance (5-0)
- Approved Jviation, Inc. task orders for airport security fence and taxi-way projects (5-0)
- Approved A-1 Chipseal Company amendment for 2021 Seal Program (5-0)
- Approved housing and homeless prevention agreements with Access Housing, Inc., Almost Home Inc., Family Tree Inc., Growing Home, and Mile High Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. (5-0)
- Approved intergovernmental agreement with City of Thornton for Remington-Riverdale Pipeline (5-0)
- Approved executive session for legal advice on water cases (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on multiple easements, contracts, and ordinances. Items include drainage and access easements for stormwater projects, a right-of-way agreement for York Street roadway improvements, and a residential parking district ordinance. The meeting also includes a grant agreement for the Colorado Air and Space Port and a lease agreement with Gethsemane Lutheran Church.
- Permanent access easement from Hunt Brothers Properties for stormwater detention
- Right-of-way agreement for York Street roadway and drainage improvements (East 78th Ave to East 88th Ave)
- First reading of Ordinance No. 16 establishing Designated Residential Parking Districts
- Grant agreement with U.S. DOT FAA for Colorado Air and Space Port ($ amount not specified)
- Lease agreement with Gethsemane Lutheran Church (terms not specified)
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda, consent calendar, and a land use hearing for a billboard conversion at 7850 Federal Blvd (RCU2021-00004), all by 5-0 votes. The consent calendar included routine items such as expenditures for August 2-6, 2021, minutes from August 10, 2021, and several easement, right-of-way, grant, and lease agreements. The Board also approved adjourning into executive session for legal advice on personnel complaints and held a first reading of Ordinance No. 16 on designated residential parking districts. No other substantive decisions were recorded.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar (5-0), including expenditures for August 2-6, 2021, and minutes from August 10, 2021
- Approved permanent access and drainage easements from Hunt Brothers Properties, Inc. (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreement with Pia Silletto for York Street roadway and drainage improvements (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved private residential access maintenance agreement with 53rd Avenue Partners, LLC (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved grant agreement with FAA for Colorado Air and Space Port (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved executive session for legal advice on personnel complaints (5-0)
- Approved land use hearing for billboard conversion at 7850 Federal Blvd (RCU2021-00004) (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider consent calendar items, including right-of-way agreements for the York Street roadway and drainage improvements project, and several other resolutions. New business includes an amendment to an agreement with Bayaud Enterprises for day work and mobile services. A land use hearing for Potomac Boat & RV Storage is scheduled, and the board may enter executive sessions for legal advice.
- Right-of-way agreements with Devonshire, LLC and Welby Hill I Condominium Association for York Street project (78th to 88th Avenue)
- Professional services agreement with Adams County Education Consortium
- Memorandum of understanding for Adams County Scholarship Fund with multiple school districts
- Property lease agreement with Cool Sunshine Land, LLC
- Intergovernmental agreement with Tri-County Health Department for Love My Air Tri-County Project
The Board approved a consent calendar including right-of-way agreements for the York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements Project. They also approved an amendment for the Adams County Day Works Program and Mobile Shower and Mobile Laundry Services. One land use hearing was continued to a later date.
- Approved right-of-way agreement with Devonshire, LLC for York Street project (5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreement with Welby Hill I Condominium Association, Inc. for York Street project (5-0)
- Approved professional services agreement with Adams County Education Consortium (5-0)
- Approved MOU regarding the Adams County Scholarship Fund (5-0)
- Approved property lease agreement with Cool Sunshine Land, LLC (5-0)
- Approved IGA with Tri-County Health Department for Love My Air Tri-County Project (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One for Bayaud Enterprises Day Works, Mobile Shower and Laundry services (5-0)
- Continued Potomac Boat & RV Storage land use hearing to November 16, 2021 (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on several resolutions, including agreements with CoreCivic and Intervention Community Corrections for facility payments, roadway and drainage improvement right-of-way agreements, and appointments to county boards. The meeting also includes public comment periods and a potential executive session for legal advice.
- Resolution approving facility payments to CoreCivic, Inc. for 2021-2022 State Fiscal Year
- Resolution approving facility payments to Intervention Community Corrections Services for 2021-2022 State Fiscal Year
- Resolution approving right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street and York Street roadway improvements
- Resolution appointing Emily Atencio to the Workforce Development Board
- Resolution approving an agreement with Eide Bailly LLP for internal auditing services
The Board approved several agreements for community correction services and parking lot maintenance. They also approved a land use hearing for The Four Legged Inn and continued the Colorado Air and Space Port Subarea Plan hearing.
- Approved MOU and Amendment One with CoreCivic, Inc. for facility and community correction services (5-0)
- Approved MOU, Amendment One to agreement, and lease amendment with Intervention Community Correction Services, Inc. (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Coatings, Inc. for parking lot repair and maintenance (5-0)
- Approved land use hearing RCU2021-00001 for The Four Legged Inn (5-0)
- Continued land use hearing PLN2021-00005 for Colorado Air and Space Port Subarea Plan (5-0)
- Approved Scientific and Cultural Facilities District Funding Distribution Plan for 2021-2022 (5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street and York Street projects (5-0)
- Appointed Emily Atencio, Lindsay Lierman, and Mary Doran to county boards and commissions (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on several resolutions, including right-of-way agreements for roadway projects, development agreements, and tax abatement petitions. The meeting also includes public comment periods and votes on new business items such as service agreements and equipment upgrades.
- Resolution approving right-of-way agreement with 100th Way, LLC for Pecos Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements ($52nd Ave to $58th Ave)
- Resolution approving development agreement with 6300 Broadway Associates LLC
- Resolution approving intergovernmental cost-sharing agreement with City of Westminster for resurfacing 92nd Avenue (Lowell Blvd to Federal Blvd)
- Resolution authorizing acquisition of property for York Street Improvements Project (East 78th Ave to East 88th Ave)
- Resolution approving tax abatement petitions and refunds for five property accounts
The Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution adopting oil and gas amendments to the Adams County Development Standards & Regulations, with Commissioner Tedesco voting no. The board also approved a consent calendar of routine items, including right-of-way agreements for the Pecos Street and York Street roadway projects, a cost-sharing agreement with Westminster for resurfacing 92nd Avenue, and a lease at the Pete Mirelez Human Services Center. Several new business agreements were approved, covering transportation services, guaranteed beds, customer journey mapping, signal system upgrades, and an anti-ligature inmate bunk system. A billboard conversion land use case was continued to August 17, 2021.
- Approved oil and gas amendments to the Adams County Development Standards & Regulations (3-1, Tedesco nay)
- Approved consent calendar including right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street and York Street projects, 92nd Avenue cost-sharing with Westminster, and a lease at 11860 Pecos Street (4-0)
- Approved Amendment Two with American Logistics Company, LLC for transportation services (4-0)
- Approved Amendment One with Shiloh Home Inc. for guaranteed beds (4-0)
- Approved agreement with Guidehouse Inc. for customer journey mapping (4-0)
- Approved agreement with Lumin8 Transportation Technologies for signal system equipment upgrade (4-0)
- Approved agreement with MaxSecure Systems, Inc. for an anti-ligature inmate bunk system (4-0)
- Continued Mile High Outdoor billboard conversion at 7850 Federal Blvd. to August 17, 2021 (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to vote on resolutions including conservation easements, right-of-way agreements for the Pecos Street roadway project, and various contracts for services like commissary operations and engineering. The meeting also includes routine procedural items, public comment, and awards presentations.
- Conservation easement from Adams County to City of Commerce City on Falcon Resources Property
- Right-of-way agreement for Pecos Street roadway and drainage improvements (West 52nd to West 58th Avenue)
- Amendment to commissary services contract with Keefe Commissary Network, LLC
- Agreement with Express Staffing Agency for subsidized employment services
- Engineering services contract amendment with RockSol Consulting Group for 62nd Avenue Improvements Project
The Board of County Commissioners approved a 25-item consent calendar, including Homeward Adams: The Homelessness Reduction Strategic Framework, a conservation easement to Commerce City, and several right-of-way agreements for the Pecos Street roadway and drainage project. In new business, the Board approved four agreements: an amendment for commissary services with Keefe Commissary Network, subsidized employment services with Express Staffing Agency, engineering services for the 62nd Avenue Improvements Project with RockSol Consulting Group, and a home-delivered meals program with Senior Hub. The Board also approved adjourning into executive session for legal advice regarding union ratification. All votes were 5-0.
- Approved consent calendar of 25 items (5-0)
- Approved Homeward Adams: The Homelessness Reduction Strategic Framework (5-0)
- Approved conservation easement from Adams County to Commerce City on Falcon Resources Property (5-0)
- Approved right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements Project (5-0)
- Approved amendment to Keefe Commissary Network agreement for commissary services (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Express Staffing Agency for subsidized employment services (5-0)
- Approved amendment to RockSol Consulting Group agreement for 62nd Avenue Improvements Project engineering (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Senior Hub for Home Delivered Meals Program (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider a consent calendar of routine items, including tax abatements, right-of-way agreements, and a budget amendment, followed by new business items such as contracts for inmate services and engineering projects. The board will also hear three land use cases: a rezone for a Maverik at 56th & Federal, a rezone for Asphalt Specialties at 345 W. 62nd Avenue, and a billboard request by StreetMedia on 76th Avenue.
- Resolution approving fourth supplemental appropriations to the 2021 county budget
- Resolution approving agreement with MaxSecure Systems for anti-ligature inmate bunk system
- Resolution approving agreement with Work Options for Women for culinary training and internship program
- Resolution approving agreement with Ayres Associates for engineering services for 70th Avenue: Pecos Street to Kidder Drive project
- Land use hearings: Maverik rezone (56th & Federal), Asphalt Specialties (345 W. 62nd Ave), StreetMedia billboard (76th Ave)
The Board of County Commissioners approved the agenda and a consent calendar that included a fourth supplemental appropriation to the 2021 county budget, tax abatements, right-of-way agreements for Pecos Street and York Street projects, and a parking license at 5135 East 74th Avenue. In new business, the Board approved agreements for an anti-ligature inmate bunk system, culinary training services, fuel services for the Colorado Air and Space Port, and several engineering and construction amendments for road projects. In land use hearings, the Board approved the Maverik Rezone at 56th & Federal and the Asphalt Specialties case at 345 W. 62nd Avenue, but denied the StreetMedia 76th Avenue Billboard application. All votes recorded were 5-0, and the Board also approved two executive sessions for legal advice.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar including 4th supplemental 2021 budget appropriations, tax abatements, right-of-way agreements, and a parking license (5-0)
- Approved agreement with MaxSecure Systems for anti-ligature inmate bunk system (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Work Options for Women for culinary training and internship program (5-0)
- Approved amendment to fuel services agreement with City Service Valcon for Colorado Air and Space Port (5-0)
- Approved engineering services agreement with Ayres Associates for 70th Avenue project (5-0)
- Approved amendment with JR Engineering for Berkeley Gardens Neighborhood Improvements (5-0)
- Approved amendment with Drexel, Barrell & Company for East 58th Avenue improvements (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners will consider various resolutions regarding property rights-of-way, drainage easements, and intergovernmental agreements. The board will also vote on amendments to professional service contracts for social services, facility maintenance, and master planning, alongside a land use hearing for the Mustang Station-Kiser Water Storage project.
- Right-of-way agreement for York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements
- Amendment to JCOR Mechanical, Inc. agreement for detention facility water heaters
- Amendment to Design Workshop agreement for Comprehensive Master Plan updates
- Land use hearing for RCU2020-00040 Mustang Station-Kiser Water Storage
- Appointments to the Community Corrections Board
The Board of County Commissioners approved a land use hearing for RCU2020-00040 Mustang Station-Kiser Water Storage, along with a consent calendar of routine items including expenditures, right-of-way agreements, drainage easements, and board appointments. New business items were approved, including amendments to agreements with Shiloh Home Inc., the Guadalupe Project, JCOR Mechanical, and Design Workshop. One item, an amendment with Shiloh Home Inc. for guaranteed beds, was continued. The board also approved adjourning into executive session for legal advice regarding Aguirre-Rodriguez.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar including expenditures, right-of-way agreements, drainage easements, and appointments (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with Shiloh Home Inc. for family team meeting services (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with Guadalupe Project for life skills services (5-0)
- Continued Amendment One to agreement with Shiloh Home Inc. for guaranteed beds
- Approved Amendment Two to agreement with JCOR Mechanical for water heater replacement at detention facility (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with Design Workshop for comprehensive master plan updates (5-0)
- Approved executive session for legal advice regarding Aguirre-Rodriguez (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners meets to conduct routine public hearings and approve standard county business. Items include property conveyances for road right-of-way, drainage easements, and final acceptance of public improvements at Welby Business Park Phase 2 and the TruStile Site. The board also considers budget amendments, contract renewals, and intergovernmental agreements for federal fiscal years 2022–2024.
- Final acceptance of public improvements at Welby Business Park Phase 2
- Final acceptance of public improvements at TruStile Site, 999 E. 71st Avenue
- Resolution approving Urban County and HOME Consortium intergovernmental agreements for FY2022–2024
- Resolution authorizing second and third supplemental appropriations to the 2021 county budget
- Adams County Fair 2021 announcement
The Adams County Board of Commissioners approved second and third supplemental budget appropriations for 2021, a large consent calendar including multiple property right-of-way acquisitions, and various contracts for public improvements and county facilities. They also approved the Baseline Lakes land use case (PRC2019-00015) and denied the NCLC Rezone (RCU2021-00005).
- Approved second supplemental appropriations to the 2021 budget (5-2)
- Approved third supplemental appropriations to the 2021 budget (5-2)
- Approved Consent Calendar including property right-of-way acquisitions and public improvements (5-2)
- Approved agreement with Saunders Construction for Coroner's Office and Probation Facility (5-2)
- Approved agreement with ECI Site Construction Management for Veterans Memorial (5-2)
- Approved Baseline Lakes land use case PRC2019-00015 (5-2)
- Denied NCLC Rezone case RCU2021-00005 (5-2)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on multiple right-of-way and drainage agreements, easements, and contract amendments. The meeting also includes routine procedural items and land-use hearings.
- Right-of-way agreement with Cool Sunshine Land, LLC for York Street roadway and drainage improvements ($78th–88th Ave)
- Permanent drainage easement for P8 D-C Industrial Last Mile, LLC storm-water drainage
- Amendment to Washington Street billboard permit (Case #RCU2020-00016)
- Task Order Eight with Jviation Inc. for cultural survey and drainage study at Colorado Air and Space Port
- Agreement with IHC Scott, Inc. for Dahlia Street roadway and drainage improvements
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and a consent calendar covering expenditures, prior minutes, tax abatements, right-of-way agreements for the York Street project, drainage easements, billboard CUP amendments, and defense/indemnification resolutions. In new business, the board approved agreements for a Colorado Air and Space Port cultural survey and drainage study, auto parts services, Dahlia Street construction, county-wide printing, and two 2022 conference MOUs. It also approved two executive sessions and two land use hearings, all by 5-0 votes.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar including May 10-14 expenditures, May 18 minutes, tax abatements, York Street right-of-way agreements, drainage easement, and billboard CUP amendments (5-0)
- Approved Task Order Eight with Jviation Inc. for Colorado Air and Space Port cultural survey and master drainage study (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Three with Elliott Auto Supply, Inc. d.b.a. Factory Motor Parts for auto parts and lubricant services (5-0)
- Approved agreement with IHC Scott, Inc. for Dahlia Street roadway and drainage improvement construction (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Egan Printing Company for county-wide printing services (5-0)
- Approved MOU with National Association of Counties for July 2022 annual conference services (5-0)
- Approved MOU with Colorado Counties Incorporated for services at July 2022 NACo conference (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider various resolutions, including infrastructure projects, service agreements, and administrative appointments. The agenda includes items regarding right-of-way acquisitions, community corrections payment plans, and facility maintenance contracts.
- Right-of-Way Agreement with Sang Soo, LLC for York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements
- Agreement with JCOR Mechanical, Inc. for Detention Facility sanitary sewer replacement
- Amendment to agreement with CareHere Management, PLLC for employee healthcare services
- Amendment to animal management services agreement with the Town of Bennett
- Appointment of Pernell Olson to the Adams County Retirement Board
The Board of County Commissioners approved the agenda and a 12-item consent calendar covering expenditures, minutes, workforce and animal services agreements, right-of-way and drainage easements, a tax abatement correction, ambulance license delegation, community corrections payment plan amendments, and a retirement board appointment. In new business, the board approved an agreement with JCOR Mechanical, Inc. for sanitary sewer replacement at Detention Facility Modules C, D, and E, and Amendment Seven to the agreement with CareHere Management, PLLC for employee healthcare services. The board also approved adjourning into executive session for legal advice and instructing negotiators regarding the Daves, DIA Noise, and ACCDAN cases. All recorded votes were 5-0.
- Approved the agenda (5-0)
- Approved the 12-item consent calendar (5-0)
- Approved agreement with JCOR Mechanical, Inc. for Detention Facility Modules C, D, & E sanitary sewer replacement (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Seven to agreement with CareHere Management, PLLC for employee healthcare services (5-0)
- Approved adjourning into executive session for legal advice and instructing negotiators on Daves, DIA Noise, and ACCDAN cases (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing to approve several resolutions and agreements, including land conveyances for housing projects, right-of-way agreements for road improvements, and contract amendments. The meeting will also include proclamations recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
- Proclamation of May 2021 as Mental Health Awareness Month
- Proclamation of May 2021 as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
- Resolution for Final Acceptance of Public Improvements at Midtown at Clear Creek Subdivision
- Resolution Approving Agreement between Adams County and Brighton Housing Authority for Adams Point Housing Project land conveyance
- Resolution Approving Right-of-Way Agreement for York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements from East 78th Avenue to East 88th Avenue
The Board approved a consent calendar including several public improvement acceptances and a land conveyance agreement for the Adams Point Housing Project. The Board also approved contracts for search services and Microsoft software licenses.
- Approved land conveyance for Adams Point Housing Project (4-1)
- Approved public improvements at Midtown at Clear Creek Subdivision (4-1)
- Approved public improvements at K-Tran Subdivision (4-1)
- Approved Right-of-Way Agreement for York Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements (4-1)
- Approved Addendum No. 3 for Riverdale Golf Facility management contract (4-1)
- Approved amendment for Maple Star Diligent Search Services (5-0)
- Approved purchase order for Microsoft Office 365 licenses and support (5-0)
- Approved two executive sessions for legal advice regarding Saenz, StreetMedia, and long term planning (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners held a public hearing to approve a consent calendar containing multiple intergovernmental agreements. The primary items involve placing children and youth in foster care with Westminster, Mapleton, Strasburg 31J, Adams 14, 27J, and Bennett school districts. The board also approved a development agreement with 6201 N. Broadway LLC and a drainage planning agreement for Second Creek Tributaries.
- Intergovernmental agreements for foster care placement with Westminster, Mapleton, Strasburg 31J, Adams 14, 27J, and Bennett school districts
- Development Agreement between Adams County and 6201 N. Broadway LLC
- Agreement regarding funding of major drainageway planning for Second Creek Tributaries
- Intergovernmental agreement for maintenance and dedication of Clear Creek Transit public improvements
- Resolution awarding annual renewal policies to insurance carriers
The Board of County Commissioners approved its consent calendar 5-0, including intergovernmental agreements with seven school districts on placing children and youth in foster care, a development agreement with 6201 N. Broadway LLC, a drainageway planning agreement for Second Creek tributaries, and appointments to the Community Corrections Board. The board also approved 5-0 an executive session under C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b) and (e) for legal advice and instructing negotiators on the Daves and Litzinger cases. The minutes record no other substantive decisions.
- Approved consent calendar (5-0)
- Approved foster care placement agreements with Westminster Public Schools, Mapleton Schools, Strasburg 31J, Adams 14, 27J, and Bennett School District 29J (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Approved development agreement with 6201 N. Broadway LLC (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Approved funding agreement for Second Creek tributaries drainageway planning and flood hazard delineation (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Approved Clear Creek Transit public improvements maintenance, ownership, and dedication agreement (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Appointed Chief Judge Don Quick and Tiffany Sorice to the Community Corrections Board (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Approved annual renewal policies to insurance carriers (5-0 as part of consent calendar)
- Approved executive session on Daves and Litzinger cases (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to decide on multiple intergovernmental agreements for foster care placements, tax abatement petitions, and several contract amendments for professional services. The meeting also includes proclamations for Crime Victims’ Rights Week and Child Abuse Awareness Month.
- Resolution approving intergovernmental agreements with Adams 14 School District and Adams 12 Five Star Schools for foster care placements
- Resolution approving tax abatement petitions and refunds for five property accounts
- Resolution amending agreements with Family Tree Inc., Matrix Design Group Inc., EST Inc., and Curry Center for Homebased Services for county services and projects
- Public hearing on StreetMedia 76th Avenue Billboard application (RCU2020-00011)
- Resolution for defense and indemnification of Brandon Neel as a defendant
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and consent calendar, then approved four new business resolutions covering a family services program, engineering and design services for the Dahlia Street and York Street projects, and an amendment with the Curry Center for Homebased Services. In the only land use hearing, the board denied the StreetMedia 76th Avenue Billboard case (RCU2020-00011) on a 5-0 vote. All votes recorded were unanimous, 5-0.
- Approved the agenda (5-0)
- Approved the consent calendar, including the Welby Business Park development agreement, final acceptance of Matado Pipeline Facility improvements at 1631 Manilla Road, defense and indemnification of Brandon Neel, foster care agreements with Adams 14 and Adams 12 Five Star Schools, and tax abatement refunds (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Two to the agreement with Family Tree Inc. for Stable Families Program services (5-0)
- Approved an agreement with Matrix Design Group Inc. for professional engineering services for the Dahlia Street Project Phase II (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to the agreement with EST, Inc. for professional design services for the York Street Phase III Project (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to the agreement with the Curry Center for Homebased Services (5-0)
- Denied the StreetMedia 76th Avenue Billboard land use case RCU2020-00011 (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to vote on multiple resolutions, including a lease amendment for a food bank, ambulance service licenses, and grant agreements. The meeting also includes procedural items, public comment, and consent calendar votes on expenditures and minutes.
- Amendment 2 to lease agreement with Adams County Emergency Food Bank for Honnen Building at 7111 E. 56th Ave
- Ambulance service licenses for Northglenn Ambulance, Inc. and Southeast Weld Fire District
- Grant agreement with 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office for Federal Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) for 2021
- Agreement with Family Tree Inc. for domestic violence shelter and services
- Right-of-way agreement with Talmadge Family Trust for Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Project
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and a nine-item consent calendar, all by 5-0 votes. The consent calendar included a lease amendment with the Adams County Emergency Food Bank for the Honnen Building at 7111 E. 56th Ave, ambulance service licenses for Northglenn Ambulance, Inc. and Southeast Weld Fire District, a right-of-way agreement with the Talmadge Family Trust, and property acquisition for the East 58th Avenue Improvements Project. Under new business, the board approved agreements with Family Tree Inc. for domestic violence shelter and services, with Intervention Inc. for substance abuse monitoring, with Colorado Moisture Control, Inc. for roof work at the Exhibit Hall and Al Lesser Building, and with A-1 Chipseal Company for the 2021 Seal Program. The board also voted 5-0 to enter two executive sessions, one on legal advice and negotiation regarding the Daves case and one on collective bargaining negotiations.
- Approved the meeting agenda (5-0)
- Approved the consent calendar, including the April 5-9, 2021 expenditure list and April 13, 2021 minutes (5-0)
- Approved a lease amendment with Adams County Emergency Food Bank for the Honnen Building at 7111 E. 56th Ave (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved ambulance service licenses for Northglenn Ambulance, Inc. and Southeast Weld Fire District (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved a right-of-way agreement with Talmadge Family Trust for the Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Project (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Authorized property acquisition for the East 58th Avenue Improvements Project from Clarkson Street to York Street (consent calendar, 5-0)
- Approved agreements with Family Tree Inc. for domestic violence shelter and services, Intervention Inc. for substance abuse monitoring, Colorado Moisture Control, Inc. for roof work, and A-1 Chipseal Company for the 2021 Seal Program (5-0)
- Approved two executive sessions, on the Daves case and on collective bargaining (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to decide on several resolutions, including land leases, right-of-way conveyances, drainage easements, and precinct changes. The meeting also included routine procedural items such as awards, public comment, and consent calendar approvals.
- Land lease agreement with HG Hangar One, LLC for Colorado Air and Space Port property
- Resolution approving final acceptance of public improvements at Midtown at Clear Creek Subdivision, School Site
- Intergovernmental agreement with CDOT for removal and cleaning of unauthorized encampments along trail system
- Resolution approving Amendment One to Subdivision Improvements Agreement with Country Club Ranchettes LLC
- Approval of precinct changes for 2021 election districts
The Board of County Commissioners approved a cooperation agreement for the Globeville Commercial Urban Redevelopment Plan. They also approved two billboard conditional use permits and several land-related resolutions via the consent calendar.
- Approved Globeville Commercial Urban Redevelopment cooperation agreement (5-0)
- Approved Washington Street Billboard CUP (5-0)
- Approved StreetMedia 7080 York Billboard CUP (5-0)
- Approved land lease with HG Hangar One, LLC at Colorado Air and Space Port (5-0)
- Approved agreement with CDOT to remove unauthorized encampments on trail system (5-0)
- Approved 2021 precinct changes (5-0)
- Approved Adams County Head Start Cost of Living Adjustment application (5-0)
- Approved Hearing Officer's recommendations for property tax abatement petitions (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will review a consent calendar featuring property acquisitions for the East 58th Avenue Improvements Project, intergovernmental agreements for animal shelter services, and multiple tax refund petitions. New business items include agreements for time and attendance management, emergency vehicle equipment, housing services, and various infrastructure and road construction contracts. The board will also hold land use hearings for an equestrian riding academy and a billboard project.
- Property acquisitions from Denver Mart, LLC and Denver Rock Island Railroad for the East 58th Avenue Improvements Project
- Intergovernmental agreements with the City of Thornton and the City of Northglenn for animal shelter and adoption center services
- Master License Agreement with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC for small cell facilities
- Purchase orders with Honnen Equipment Company for a John Deere 772GP Motor Grader and Faris Machinery Company for an Elgin Street Sweeper
- Land use hearings for RCU2020-00009 Lienzo Charro El Paraíso Equestrian Riding Academy and RCU2020-00012 StreetMedia 70th Avenue Billboard
The Board of County Commissioners approved a 17-item consent calendar and 14 new business items, including road right-of-way acquisitions, a 2021 street paving program, and amendments to housing service agreements. Land use hearings for an equestrian riding academy and a billboard were approved. The board also approved two executive sessions for legal advice on the Perez, HRDC, and Daves matters and Aerotropolis Regional Transportation Authority negotiations. Commissioner Henry was excused; all votes were 4-0 among the present commissioners.
- Approved consent calendar (4-0), including March 8-12 expenditures, March 16 minutes, property acquisitions for East 58th Avenue, small cell agreement with New Cingular Wireless, animal shelter agreements with Thornton and Northglenn, and multiple right-of-way deeds
- Approved agreement with Ultimate Kronos Group for time and attendance management system (4-0)
- Approved pre-qualified contractors for Veterans Memorial Project construction manager general contractor (4-0)
- Approved amendment two with Bear Communications for emergency vehicle equipment (4-0)
- Approved purchase orders for a John Deere motor grader and an Elgin street sweeper (4-0 each)
- Approved amendments for crushed recycled aggregates, crushed virgin materials, and 2021 video inspection program (4-0 each)
- Approved change orders for York Street Phase One and Broadway/62nd Avenue drainage improvements (4-0 each)
- Approved agreement with Aggregate Industries for 2021 Street Paving Program (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will consider intergovernmental agreements to distribute Emergency Rental Assistance funds through the Brighton Housing Authority and Maiker Housing Partners. The board will also review right-of-way agreements for infrastructure work on Dahlia Street and East 58th Avenue, as well as the 2020 official zoning maps. Other business includes service contracts for coroner pathology and developmental disability support, plus a subdivision exemption hearing.
- Intergovernmental agreements with Brighton Housing Authority and Maiker Housing Partners to disburse Emergency Rental Assistance funds
- Right-of-way agreements with Diamond Beall Development, LLC and 7480 Dexter Street, LLC for Dahlia Street roadway and drainage improvements (East 74th to East 78th Avenue)
- Right-of-way agreement with Public Service Company of Colorado for East 58th Avenue improvements between Clarkson Street and York Street
- Resolution adopting the 2020 Official Zoning Maps for unincorporated Adams County
- Land use hearing regarding the PLT2020-00039 Reinstein Gutierrez Subdivision Exemption
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and a 12-item consent calendar covering expenditures, minutes, right-of-way agreements, zoning maps, wildfire protection, ditch crossing, emergency rental assistance, and board appointments. In new business, commissioners approved a forensic pathology services agreement, a developmental disabilities services agreement (4-1, Pinter dissenting), and a computer rental purchase order. The board also approved two executive sessions and one land use hearing, then adjourned.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved 12-item consent calendar (5-0), including right-of-way agreements for Dahlia Street and East 58th Avenue projects, 2020 zoning maps, wildfire protection plan, emergency rental assistance agreements with Brighton Housing Authority and Maiker Housing Partners, and three Community Services Block Grant Advisory Council appointments
- Approved forensic pathology services agreement with Cina & Cina Forensic Consulting Corporation (5-0)
- Approved agreement with North Metro Community Services for developmental disabilities services (4-1, Pinter nay)
- Approved purchase order to CCR Event Group for computer rental services (5-0)
- Approved executive session on Aerotropolis Regional Transportation Authority negotiations (5-0)
- Approved executive session on potential employer economic incentives (5-0)
- Approved land use hearing PLT2020-00039 Reinstein Gutierrez Subdivision Exemption (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing on March 9, 2021. The main item is the land use case EXG2020-00001 Tucson South, which drew 99 public comments. The board will also consider consent calendar items and new business including budget amendments and agreements.
- Land use hearing EXG2020-00001 Tucson South with 99 public comments
- Resolution for 5th supplemental appropriations to 2020 county budget
- Amendment 8 to agreement with Quantum Water Consulting for additional services
- Intergovernmental agreement with Thornton and Commerce City for 104th Avenue widening preliminary engineering
- Ambulance service licenses for Adams County Fire Protection District and University of Colorado Health
The Board of County Commissioners approved the Tucson South land use case (EXG2020-00001) by a 3-2 vote, with Commissioners Tedesco, Pinter, and O'Dorisio in favor and Commissioners Henry and Baca opposed. The board also approved the consent calendar 5-0, including an intergovernmental agreement with Thornton and Commerce City for preliminary engineering and environmental design for the 104th Avenue widening project, and two ambulance service licenses. In new business, the board approved a fifth supplemental appropriation to the 2020 budget and Amendment Eight to an agreement with Quantum Water Consulting, both 5-0. No other substantive decisions were recorded.
- Approved Tucson South land use case EXG2020-00001 (3-2)
- Approved consent calendar including 104th Avenue widening IGA with Thornton and Commerce City (5-0)
- Approved ambulance service license for Adams County Fire Protection District (5-0)
- Approved ambulance service license for University of Colorado Health (5-0)
- Approved fifth supplemental appropriations to the 2020 Adams County budget (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Eight to agreement with Quantum Water Consulting (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider two land use cases: an amendment to the Sherrelwood Village Planned Unit Development (PUD) and a recycling use permit for Henderson Pit. The board will also vote on several resolutions, including professional engineering services for the 88th Avenue Bridge over Wolf Creek project and a contract for the 2021 Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Program.
- PRC2020-00010 Sherrelwood Village PUD Amendment
- RCU2020-00027 Henderson Pit Recycling
- Agreement with Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. for engineering services for 88th Avenue Bridge over Wolf Creek
- Agreement with Colorado Paving, Inc. for 2021 Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Program
- Intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City Housing Authority for Emergency Rental Assistance funds
The Board approved several infrastructure agreements, including engineering for the 88th Avenue Bridge and a concrete and ADA ramps program. The Board also approved housing services amendments and appointed two members to the Cultural Council.
- Approved engineering agreement with Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. for 88th Avenue Bridge (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Colorado Paving, Inc. for 2021 Miscellaneous Concrete and ADA Ramps Program (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Four with Access Housing, Inc. for housing services (5-0)
- Approved Sherrelwood Village PUD Amendment (4-1)
- Denied Henderson Pit Recycling land use hearing (4-0, 1 absent)
- Approved appointment of Ericka Hernandez to the Cultural Council (5-0)
- Approved appointment of Jesse Martinez to the Cultural Council (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Commerce City Housing Authority for Emergency Rental Assistance Funds (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider a consent calendar of routine items, including expenditure lists, minutes, and several intergovernmental agreements, as well as new business items such as audit and translation service amendments. The board will also hear three land use cases: a rezoning and two billboard conditional use permits. Public comment is accepted via eComment.
- Rezoning case RCU2020-00026 (Burke Rezoning)
- Billboard CUP for 6612 York Street (StreetMedia)
- Billboard CUP for 7154 Washington (StreetMedia)
- Intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City for Sheriff's Office personnel
- Contract amendments for audit services (CliftonLarsonAllen) and translation services (Cesco, A&A Languages)
The Board of County Commissioners approved its agenda and consent calendar, which included expenditures, minutes, and multiple agreements and right-of-way resolutions. In new business, the board approved amendments for external audit and translation services, and an agreement with Myers & Sons Construction for the 96th Avenue Bridge Over Bijou Creek Phase Two Project. The board also approved three land use cases: the Burke Rezoning and two billboard conditional use permits for StreetMedia at 6612 York Street and 7154 Washington. All votes were 5-0, and the board approved adjourning into executive session regarding the Aerotropolis Regional Transportation Authority.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar including expenditures, minutes, and various agreements (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Two to agreement with CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP for external audit services (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Three to agreement with Cesco Linguistic Services, Inc. for translation services (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Three to agreement with A&A Languages, LLC for translation services (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Myers & Sons Construction, LLC for 96th Avenue Bridge Over Bijou Creek Phase Two Project (5-0)
- Approved executive session to instruct negotiators regarding Aerotropolis Regional Transportation Authority (5-0)
- Approved land use cases: Burke Rezoning, StreetMedia 6612 York Street Billboard CUP, StreetMedia 7154 Washington Billboard CUP (each 5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing to approve routine property transactions, easements, intergovernmental agreements, and appointments to various boards and commissions. No substantive debates or contested items were listed on the agenda.
- Accepts quitclaim deed for York Street right-of-way from Agnes L. Domenico and Gregory L. Domenico
- Approves permanent drainage easements from East Cherry Creek Valley Water and Sanitation District for stormwater management
- Approves intergovernmental agreement with City of Northglenn for law enforcement services
- Appoints Ashley Dunn to Workforce Development Board as Business Sector Representative
- Approves amendment to agreement with EP&A Envirotac, Inc. for soil stabilizing polymer
The Board of County Commissioners approved the agenda and a large consent calendar covering expenditures, minutes, intergovernmental agreements, easements, deeds, and numerous board appointments. In new business, the board approved a first supplemental appropriation to the 2021 county budget and three contract amendments for soil stabilization, dust abatement, and truck hauling, plus a purchase order for detention center kitchen equipment. The board also approved two land-use cases: a comprehensive plan amendment and rezone at 128th/Imboden, and a rezone at 461 E. 66th. All votes recorded were 5-0, and the board approved adjourning into executive session on union negotiations.
- Approved the agenda (5-0)
- Approved the consent calendar, including expenditures, minutes, agreements, easements, deeds, and appointments (5-0)
- Approved first supplemental appropriations to the 2021 Adams County budget (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with EP&A Envirotac, Inc. for acrylic based soil stabilizing polymer (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with GMCO Corporation for fugitive dust chloride abatement (5-0)
- Approved Amendment One to agreement with JK Transports, Inc. for truck hauling services (5-0)
- Approved purchase order with Great Lakes Hotel Supply for detention center kitchen equipment replacement (5-0)
- Approved executive session for legal advice and instructing negotiators on union negotiations (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider routine items including expenditures, minutes, property deeds, and an intergovernmental agreement for coroner services. They will also vote on a construction services agreement for the 152nd Avenue and Imboden Drainage Improvements Project, an amendment for motor vehicle self-service kiosks, and land use cases including a conditional use permit and a minor subdivision and rezone.
- Resolution approving agreement with Colorado Civil Infrastructure for construction services on 152nd Avenue and Imboden Drainage Improvements Project
- Resolution approving Amendment Three to agreement with Intellectual Technology Inc for motor vehicle self-service kiosks
- Resolution accepting special warranty deed from Prakash Sitaula and Kabita Prajuli for right-of-way
- Resolution approving intergovernmental agreement with City and County of Broomfield for coroner services
- Land use hearings: Tucson South Conditional Use Permit and Lara Minor Subdivision and Rezone
The Board of County Commissioners approved the Lara Minor Subdivision and Rezone (PRC2020-00001) 5-0 and continued the Tucson South Conditional Use Permit (EXG2020-00001) to March 9, 2021, also 5-0. The board approved its consent calendar 5-0, including a coroner services agreement with the City and County of Broomfield, right-of-way deed acceptances, and cancellation of personal property taxes. In new business, commissioners approved 5-0 an agreement with Colorado Civil Infrastructure for the 152nd Avenue and Imboden Drainage Improvements Project and Amendment Three to the county's agreement with Intellectual Technology Inc for motor vehicle self-service kiosks. The board also voted 5-0 to adjourn into executive session for legal advice and to instruct negotiators on the Yoemans, Valdez, Martinez and ACDAN matters.
- Approved Lara Minor Subdivision and Rezone (PRC2020-00001) (5-0)
- Continued Tucson South Conditional Use Permit (EXG2020-00001) to March 9, 2021 (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar, including coroner services agreement with Broomfield, right-of-way deed acceptances, and personal property tax cancellations (5-0)
- Approved agreement with Colorado Civil Infrastructure for 152nd Avenue and Imboden Drainage Improvements Project (5-0)
- Approved Amendment Three to agreement with Intellectual Technology Inc for motor vehicle self-service kiosks (5-0)
- Approved adjourning into executive session on Yoemans, Valdez, Martinez and ACDAN matters (5-0)
- Approved the meeting agenda (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners convened a public hearing to accept multiple warranty and quitclaim deeds dedicating road right-of-way from private parties and to approve several intergovernmental agreements for road, drainage, and law-enforcement services.
- Accepts warranty deed from Ogden North Enterprises LLC for road right-of-way dedication
- Approves intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City for E. Brighton Road Improvement Project cost-sharing
- Approves right-of-way agreement with Ground Intertec Inc. for Dahlia Street drainage improvements ($74th to $78th Ave)
- Approves intergovernmental agreement with City of Brighton for law-enforcement services
- Approves first amendment to lease with CO LI CSG 2 LLC for county vehicle fleet
The Board of County Commissioners held its 2021 reorganization, electing Eva J. Henry as Chair and Charles Tedesco as Vice-Chair. The Board approved a wide-ranging consent calendar including property deeds, intergovernmental agreements for law enforcement and infrastructure, and numerous board appointments. Additionally, the Board approved new business items for vehicle purchases and housing service agreements with Growing Home Inc. and Family Tree, Inc.
- Elected Eva J. Henry as Chair (5-0)
- Elected Charles Tedesco as Vice-Chair (5-0)
- Approved consent calendar including 40+ resolutions (5-0)
- Approved vehicle and truck purchase agreements (5-0)
- Approved housing services amendment with Growing Home Inc. (5-0)
- Approved housing services amendment with Family Tree, Inc. (5-0)
- Approved executive sessions for legal advice (5-0)
Board of County Commissioners
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider consent calendar items including utility easements, an encroachment agreement, a redevelopment plan, a grant application, and employee manual amendments. New business includes a contract amendment for mobile COVID-19 testing. Land use hearings will address a rezoning at 53rd and Tennyson Row, a rezone at 6910 York Street, and an informational monitoring meeting on the Ivey Site.
- Resolution approving amendment four to agreement with Advanced Urgent Care for mobile COVID-19 testing
- Rezone case PRC2020-00005 for 53rd and Tennyson Row
- Rezone case RCU2020-00018 for Jedidiah at 6910 York Street
- Resolution accepting permanent utility easements from Shanghai Land Investment, Center Plaza, and Clear Creek Station Metropolitan District No. 1
- Resolution approving encroachment agreement with Adams County Housing Authority for drainage easement improvements
The Adams County Board of Commissioners met on January 5, 2021, with Commissioner Tedesco excused. The board approved the agenda, a consent calendar of routine items, an amendment to a mobile COVID-19 testing agreement, and an executive session on the Ivey Site. In land use hearings, the board denied PRC2020-00005 (53rd and Tennyson Row) on a 3-1 vote and approved RCU2020-00018 (Jedidiah 6910 York Street Rezone) 4-0.
- Approved agenda (4-0, Tedesco absent)
- Approved consent calendar including easements, housing authority encroachment, Globeville redevelopment projects, emergency management grant application, and employee manual amendments (4-0, Tedesco absent)
- Approved Amendment Four to agreement with Advanced Urgent Care for mobile COVID-19 testing (4-0, Tedesco absent)
- Approved executive session for legal advice regarding Ivey Site (4-0, Tedesco absent)
- Denied land use case PRC2020-00005 53rd and Tennyson Row (3-1, O'Dorisio nay, Tedesco absent)
- Approved land use case RCU2020-00018 Jedidiah 6910 York Street Rezone (4-0, Tedesco absent)