Alamosa County public meetings in 2021

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a major site plan by Miller Interests to develop about 9 acres of an 80-acre lot for outdoor storage of RVs, boats, and trailers. The board will also consider the 2022 county budget, including resolutions to adopt the budget, appropriate funds, and set mill levies for the county and weed control. Other items include a consent agenda with a service agreement for TRANE, a regional opioid plan agreement, and a resolution to vacate an unused road.

• Public hearing: Major Site Plan Miller Interests for outdoor storage on ~9 acres
• 2022 County Budget public hearing and adoption resolutions
• TRANE Continuation of Service Agreement for Detention Center, Justice Center, Airport
• Resolution 2021G17 vacating unused road in Duplin Valley Subdivision #1
• Resolution 2021G16 on mobile home taxes

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

There is no agenda available for this meeting of the Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners. The record indicates that there were no items listed for discussion or decision.

The Board approved the amended agenda, minutes, bills, and consent agenda, and authorized the Land Use Office to apply for a CDOT access permit for Blue Spruce Ave. They also approved the WSB computer services agreement, the amended IGA with Rio Grande County, and accepted the VALE 2022 contract while granting permission to apply for VOCA and POMH grants. The 2022 County Budget was presented at a public hearing but adoption is scheduled for December 8.

• Approved amended agenda (unanimous)
• Approved October 27, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved county bills/obligations (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Authorized Land Use Office to apply for CDOT access permit for Blue Spruce Ave (unanimous)
• Approved WSB Computer Services employment agreement (unanimous)
• Approved amended IGA Rio Grande SLV All Hazards (unanimous)
• Accepted VALE 2022 contract and permission to apply for VOCA and POMH grants (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on a proposed Dollar General retail store and a special use permit for a staging/materials storage area. The board will also discuss the 2022 county budget, code enforcement, and joint ownership of airport property with the City of Alamosa. Several routine items are on the consent agenda, including contracts and reports.

• Public hearing: Major Site Plan for a ~9,300 sq ft Dollar General store on Lots 1-6, Block 10, Godfrey & Boyd Subdivision
• Public hearing: Special Use Permit for John Harr/MasTec North America to continue staging/materials storage on Tract 2, Helkes Division
• Consent agenda: SafeCare Program contract with SLV Behavioral Health
• Consent agenda: Public Trustee Quarterly Report (July-Sept 2021)
• Worksession: 2022 County Budget

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting. The agenda includes a presentation from the public, an appointment for an FAA exit interview regarding a Part 139 airport inspection, and board/staff updates. No other substantive decisions are listed.

• FAA Exit Interview - Part 139 Airport Inspection

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review a preliminary plat for a major subdivision of 35 acres into seven tracts. The meeting also includes updates on the 2022 preliminary budget, COVID-19 immunization ratification, and various department reports.

• Public hearing for JB Johnson Properties LLC major subdivision (35 acres into 7 tracts)
• Review of 2022 Alamosa County Preliminary Budget
• Revision No. 3 with Jviation for Special Services regarding Taxiway A Reconstruction
• Ratification of COVID Immunization Round 4 Acknowledgement
• Rural Economic Development Initiative FY22 Grant Application

The Board approved the 2022 preliminary budget, ARPA funding for East Alamosa lift stations and a 4H coordinator, and a fund transfer for the Lane 6 North FLAP project. They also approved a major subdivision preliminary plat, a special events permit, and a Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation. The Safe Care Program contract was tabled for clarification.

• Approved 2022 preliminary budget with $54.86M revenues and $53.52M expenditures (unanimous)
• Approved ARPA funds up to $175,000 for East Alamosa lift station rehabilitation (unanimous)
• Approved $610,000 fund balance transfer for Lane 6 North FLAP grant match (unanimous)
• Approved $35,352 ARPA funding for 4H Program Coordinator (unanimous)
• Approved Major Subdivision Preliminary Plat for Justin Johnson (unanimous)
• Approved Special Events Permit for SLV Care & Share (unanimous)
• Proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Tabled Safe Care Program DHS Contract (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

This is a special meeting for the Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners. The agenda includes a public presentation slot and an executive session to receive legal advice from the County Attorney.

• Presentation from the public
• Executive session for legal advice from the County Attorney

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners convened a special meeting on September 28, 2021, but the minutes record no substantive decisions. The agenda included a pledge of allegiance, agenda approval, public presentations, an executive session for legal advice, and board/staff updates, but no actions or votes are recorded.

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board unanimously tabled the COVID-19 vaccine mandate policy until an executive session with legal counsel. The board also approved several routine items, including a runway restriping bid, and tabled a taxiway revision. Public comment included opposition to vaccine mandates.

• Tabled COVID-19 vaccine policy pending executive session (unanimous)
• Approved Proline West runway restriping bid at $13,388.25 (unanimous)
• Tabled Jviation Taxiway Alpha revision of $157,447.19 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda as amended, pulling 4 items (unanimous)
• Designated Chairman Yohn as primary legislative contact (unanimous)
• Approved National 4-H Week proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda, appointments, and a worksession. Key items include updates from county officials, a special events permit, a grant for teen sexual health, and a discussion on an employee vaccine mandate. The worksession will cover a speed study on Juniper Lane and Highway 160.

• Employee Vaccine Mandate update
• Buell Foundation Grant #10900 - Healthy Teen Sexuality
• Special Events Permit - SLV Local Foods Coalition
• Juniper Lane Speed Study Hwy 160
• Coordinated Election Consulting Agreement - Teak Simonton

The board unanimously approved setting the base price for the Rite of Passage Building at $895,000 and authorized the County Administrator to proceed with the sale. They also approved a $2,500 reward for information leading to arrests in the theft of the County Road & Bridge Building. The board approved the consent agenda as amended, the 2021 Coordinated Election Consulting Agreement, a special events permit, and a $12,000 grant for healthy teen sexuality education. A draft employee vaccine mandate policy was discussed but not approved; a work session was requested for further review.

• Set base price for Rite of Passage Building at $895,000 and authorized sale process (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 reward for arrests in Road & Bridge Building theft (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Coordinated Election Consulting Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Special Events Permit for SLV Local Foods Coalition (unanimous)
• Approved Buell Foundation Grant #10900 for $12,000 (unanimous)
• Approved statement supporting Transmission Access to SLV with amendments (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations with clarification (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

There is no agenda provided for this meeting. The record indicates that no items were scheduled for discussion or decision.

The Board unanimously approved supporting the Emergency Manager in moving forward with, and if needed applying for, a FEMA grant to act as fiscal agent for a non-congregate shelter (hotel) for COVID isolation and quarantine, until November 30 unless approved by FEMA. This action follows an outbreak at La Puente shelter, with 46 active COVID cases reported in the county. The motion was made by Commissioner Laske and seconded by Commissioner Heersink.

• Approved the September 2, 2021 agenda as presented (motion by Heersink, second by Laske).
• Approved supporting the Emergency Manager in moving forward with a FEMA grant application and acting as fiscal agent for a non-congregate shelter until November 30, unless approved by FEMA (motion by Laske, second by Heersink).
• Approved adjournment of the special meeting (motion by Laske, second by Heersink).

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board approved a motion to institute premium pay of $1,500 per employee, with Commissioner Yohn dissenting in favor of $2,500. The Board also unanimously accepted the 2020 audit, approved a $10,000 sponsorship for Adams State athletics, and issued a proclamation recognizing Vietnam War veterans.

• Approved premium pay of $1,500 per employee (2-1, Yohn no)
• Accepted the December 31, 2020 audit (unanimous)
• Approved up to $10,000 to ASU Athletic Department for outdoor recreational space (unanimous)
• Approved Special Events Permit for SLV GO (unanimous)
• Approved agenda, minutes, bills, and consent agenda (unanimous)
• Proclaimed September 16, 2021 as 'Welcome Home to the 7th Cavalry, Battle of Ia Drang Valley, Vietnam Day'

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners did not publish an agenda for its August 24, 2021 meeting. The source document explicitly states that no agenda is available and directs readers to review the minutes for details on what was discussed or decided.

The Board unanimously accepted the 2021 audit presented by Wall, Smith, Bateman, which included an unmodified opinion but repeated findings of material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting, as well as findings in the TANF and Passenger Facility Charge programs. The Board also unanimously approved a change order for the jail roof, reauthorized the Secure Rural School Payment, and agreed to serve as fiscal agent for a CDBG grant application by La Puente to acquire a new food bank building.

• Accepted 2021 audit with unmodified opinion (unanimous)
• Approved jail roof change order (unanimous)
• Approved Secure Rural School Payment reauthorization (unanimous)
• Approved County as fiscal agent for La Puente CDBG grant (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations (unanimous)
• Approved Treasurer's Fund Report (unanimous)
• Approved agenda and prior meeting minutes (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings regarding multiple minor and major subdivisions, as well as Board of Estimate items for Safeway, Wal-Mart, and BTJ Trust. The meeting also includes a worksession on levee engineering with the City of Alamosa Economic Development.

• Public Hearing: James & Sharon Bieriger Minor Subdivision MS21-005
• Public Hearing: James & Sharon Bieriger Minor Subdivision MS21-006
• Public Hearing: Rio Grande Water Conservancy District Minor Subdivision
• Public Hearing: Matthew & Chester Yoder/Rocky Mtn Home Builders LLC Major Subdivision
• Public Hearing: Safeway BOE, Wal-Mart BOE, and BTJ Trust BOE

The Board unanimously approved a new Investment Policy that permits investment in COLOTRUST Edge, a variable asset pool with higher potential returns but greater interest rate risk. The Board also approved a special event permit for the 'Gutted' event, a 5-day gathering in September, and approved several other routine items including bills, consent agenda, and contracts.

• Approved new Investment Policy allowing COLOTRUST Edge (unanimous)
• Approved special event permit for 'Gutted' event (unanimous)
• Approved $35,202.12 payment to State HCPF for retained Public Health assets (unanimous)
• Approved Rio Grande Public Health Subrecipient Contract for STEPP grant (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 contribution to Alamosa Round-Up from Community Development Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $3,000 supplemental grant to SLV Fair Board for 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda including Ratification of CRS Commercial Roofing Proposal, Resolution 2021G14, and Tax Sale Internet Auction Services Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Bills/Obligations as presented (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of Equalization is meeting to conduct hearings on property tax valuation appeals. Three petitioners—Safeway Stores, Wal-Mart Stores, and BTJ Trust—are scheduled to present their cases. The board will decide whether to adjust the assessed values of the properties in question.

• Safeway Stores Inc. appeals for three parcels (IDs 541309015003, 541309015002, 541309015006) at 9:00 AM
• Wal-Mart Stores Inc. appeals for parcel ID 74250 at 9:30 AM
• BTJ Trust appeals for parcel ID 541310202020 at 10:00 AM
• Public records available at 8900 Independence Way during business hours

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners approved several land-use items, including two minor subdivisions for James and Sharon Bieriger, one for the Rio Grande Water Conservation District, and a major subdivision plat review for Matthew & Chester Yoder/Rocky Mountain Home Builders. They also approved the Hazard Mitigation Plan application for federal assistance and a $700 contribution to the Jr. Livestock Sale Boosters. A proposed step-and-grade wage plan for the Sheriff's Office was discussed but not approved, with the board deciding to hold off on implementation.

• Approved minor subdivision MS21-005 for James & Sharon Bieriger with a waiver for Criteria 3 (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision MS21-006 for James & Sharon Bieriger (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision for Rio Grande Water Conservation District (unanimous)
• Approved major subdivision plat review for Matthew & Chester Yoder/Rocky Mountain Home Builders LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Hazard Mitigation Plan application for Federal Assistance (unanimous)
• Approved $700 contribution to Jr. Livestock Sale Boosters (unanimous)
• Approved Federal Highway Lands Agreement with Modification #6 (unanimous)
• Tabled step-and-grade wage plan for Sheriff's Office for further countywide discussion

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board approved the Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Plan, allowing the county to participate in a global opioid settlement expected to create a $4.5 billion abatement fund. They also approved a fee-for-service agreement with Steve's Lawn Care for weed control, with Commissioner Yohn abstaining due to a family relationship. The board tabled an amendment to the county's investment policy for further review.

• Approved the July 14, 2021 agenda as amended, adding items for public health, lawn care, and airport taxiway revisions.
• Approved the minutes of the previous meeting as amended to complete a roll call.
• Approved the consent agenda as amended, pulling three items for separate discussion.
• Approved the Offer for Purchase Easement from Xcel Energy with a text change to list Alamosa County as grantor.
• Approved the Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Plan, authorizing County Attorney Jason Kelly to vote in favor.
• Approved the Fee for Service Agreement with Steve's Lawn Care & Snow Removal LLC, with Commissioner Yohn abstaining.
• Approved AIP Revision No. 2 for the SLV Regional Airport Taxiway A Reconstruction, with no county cost.
• Approved Resolution 2021G12 to waive interest on county-held tax certificates for mineral rights, and tabled the Investment Policy amendment until the next meeting.

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board unanimously adopted Resolution 2021F1, a supplemental budget increasing appropriations by $8,718,448 across six funds. The largest increases were $5.5 million for the Department of Human Services food assistance and $1.79 million for the General Fund, including American Rescue Plan Act funds. The Board also approved a $300,000 spend-down of housing program balances, a fee-for-service agreement with Gilbert Apodaca, and several memoranda of understanding.

• Adopted Resolution 2021F1 supplemental budget, increasing appropriations by $8,718,448 across six funds
• Approved $300,000 spend-down of Rehab Program and Down Payment Program balances for affordable housing
• Approved fee-for-service agreement with Gilbert Apodaca for regional data services
• Approved MOU with VA for mental health services, with typo correction
• Approved MOU for Colorado Works and Peace Officer Mental Health MOU with Alamosa PD & ASU PD
• Approved bills, obligations, and payroll
• Approved June 10, 2021 minutes
• Approved agenda as amended

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners approved a minor subdivision for Scott Scidmore, a special use permit for David Noland to build a home on commercially zoned property, and a $294,350 public health emergency preparedness contract. They also adopted a memorandum of understanding with the SLV Weed Management Association and approved the 2019 Public Health Improvement Plan. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Minor Subdivision for Scott Scidmore, Case No. MS21-004 (unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Application SUP21-001 for David Noland (unanimous)
• Approved Public Health Emergency Preparedness Contract Amendment #4, $294,350 (unanimous)
• Approved Public Health Improvement Plan 2019 (unanimous)
• Adopted MOU between SLV Weed Management Association and Alamosa County (unanimous)
• Approved agenda, minutes, bills/obligations, and consent agenda (all unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with routine items, including consent agenda approvals and public comment. A worksession will discuss American Rescue Plan funding, and several department updates are scheduled.

• Consent agenda includes contracts for human services, jail-based behavioral health, noxious weed management, and liquor license renewal
• Appointments: Alamosa County Public Health update on CDPHE contracts and immunization
• Regional Environmental Health update
• Worksession on American Rescue Plan funding

The Board unanimously rescinded its earlier approval of the Southwest Conservation Corps agreement after the County Attorney raised liability concerns about the County's role as project manager. They then directed the County Attorney to revise the agreement and authorized the Chair to sign it based on the commissioners' feedback. Other actions included approving the consent agenda (minus the tabled noxious weed MOU), approving a redistricting letter, and approving several public health contracts.

• Rescinded Southwest Conservation Corps agreement (unanimous)
• Directed County Attorney to revise Southwest Conservation Corps agreement and Chair to sign (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved legislative redistricting letter after review (unanimous)
• Tabled MOU with SLV Noxious Weed Management Association (unanimous)
• Approved public health contracts including immunization, environmental health, and ELC (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations (unanimous)
• Approved May 12, 2021 minutes (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda that includes routine items like the treasurer's report, a liquor license renewal, and adoption of a UAS fee schedule. They will also hear updates from various county departments and consider a special use permit extension request. The meeting includes a public comment period and an executive session for legal advice.

• Resolution 2021G11: Adoption of UAS Fee Schedule
• Discount Liquor License Renewal
• Special Use Permit Extension Request - A Carbone & Company LLC
• Right of Way Permit Fee Waiver - Lane 6 North Project (Albert DeHerrera)
• CDPHE Core Services Contract Amendment #6 - Maternal Child Health Funds

The Board unanimously approved a resolution opposing Colorado Ballot Initiative 16 (PAUSE), which would criminalize certain animal husbandry practices. They also approved several routine items, including the consent agenda, contracts, and permit updates. The Board tabled a Right of Way permit waiver for the Lane 6 project pending more information on fees.

• Approved resolution opposing Initiative 16 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including liquor license renewal and UAS fee schedule (unanimous)
• Approved Core Services Contract & Child Fatality Prevention Contract (unanimous)
• Approved IGA with Rio Grande County for public health partnership (unanimous)
• Extended Special Use Permit for A Carbone & Company by one year (unanimous)
• Approved updated Driveway Permits and Right of Way Access forms (unanimous)
• Tabled Right of Way Permit waiver for Lane 6 project (unanimous)
• Authorized County Attorney to file pleadings in Becarol and McClosky cases (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on a proposed minor subdivision by Rocky Mountain Home Builders LLC to divide property into four tracts at 2251 County Rd 8 S. The board will also consider routine consent agenda items, including the County Clerk's report and ratification of an FAA agreement transfer. Presentations are scheduled from regional groups on public health, airport funding, and a project funding request.

• Public hearing: Minor subdivision by Rocky Mountain Home Builders LLC, four tracts (10.02, 10.02, 10.00, 10.00 acres) at 2251 County Rd 8 S
• Consent agenda: County Clerk's Report for March
• Consent agenda: Ratification of FAA approval of agreement transfer of entitlements
• SLV Regional Airport: update on Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Funding expenses (aviation contract, pilot lighting, ARFF gear, crack seal)
• SKI Hi Park Committee project funding request

The Board approved a minor subdivision for Rocky Mountain Home Builders LLC, creating four tracts at 2251 County Road 8 South, with a single access point. They also unanimously approved forgiving $47,782.77 owed by Public Health for 2020 administrative fees, citing COVID-19 impacts. Other actions included approving the FAA entitlement transfer, a Jviation emergency exercise contract, and a $25,000 contribution to the Ski Hi Park project.

• Approved minor subdivision for Rocky Mountain Home Builders LLC (unanimous)
• Forgave $47,782.77 owed by Public Health for 2020 administrative fees (unanimous)
• Approved FAA Agreement of Transfer of Entitlements (unanimous)
• Approved Jviation contract for full-scale emergency exercise (unanimous)
• Approved $25,000 contribution to Ski Hi Park from Conservation Trust Funds (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including County Clerk's report and DDFL letter (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations (unanimous)
• Approved April 14, 2021 minutes (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with routine approvals, public comment, and a consent agenda. They will also receive updates from various county departments and external organizations, and consider a proposal for ClearGov software.

• Approval of minutes from March 24, 2021 regular meeting
• Approval of bills/obligations
• Consent agenda includes County Clerk's Report for February, Treasurer's Fund Report for March, and Public Trustee's Quarterly Report
• Appointments: Employee of the Quarter for Q1 2021 (Kristi Duarte, Mari Felix, Stephanie Malouff, Linda Smith)
• Consideration of ClearGov Software Proposal

The Board unanimously adopted a resolution stating its position on Colorado's Executive Order D 2021 079 regarding face coverings, confirming no local mask mandate and encouraging voluntary precautions. The Board also approved the sale of a county-owned parcel at assessed value, accepted several proclamations, and heard reports from the District Attorney, La Puente, and other groups.

• Adopted resolution on state mask order (unanimous)
• Approved sale of parcel #541715100038 at assessed value $16,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Sexual Assault Awareness Month proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved Child Abuse Prevention Month proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including financial reports (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations for the period (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved March 24, 2021 minutes (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board approved several routine items, including the agenda, minutes, and bills. They also approved the 2021 Fire Operating Plan, a professional service agreement, a Special Use Permit extension, and a temporary suspension of a soil class requirement for septic installers. The Board extended the county's emergency declaration until April 28 and committed $2,500 cash plus $2,500 in-kind for a regional hazard mitigation plan.

• Approved March 24 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 10 minutes as amended (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Fire Operating Plan as corrected (unanimous)
• Approved Professional Service Agreement as amended (unanimous)
• Approved Special Use Permit Extension (unanimous)
• Extended Emergency Declaration until April 28 (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 cash and $2,500 in-kind for Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with routine consent agenda items, including a treasurer's report, a liquor license renewal, a grant award, and a resolution on agriculture. They will also hear updates from various districts and agencies, and hold a work session on the 2021 fire operating plan. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel matters.

• Loaf N Jug #10 liquor license renewal
• DOLA Peace Officers Mental Health Support Program Grant Award
• Resolution recognizing importance of agriculture and cattlemen/livestock producers
• Wall, Smith & Bateman Letter of Engagement for 2020 audit
• Work session on 2021 Fire Operating Plan

The Board approved closing the Single Entry Point/OLTC program by June 30, 2021, due to state funding cuts, and approved a 2-week severance pay for employees who stay until May 31, 2021, plus a $1,000 incentive for those who remain through the transition period. The Board also approved the amended agenda, minutes, bills, consent agenda items, a resolution supporting agriculture, and a $750 sponsorship for the SLV Fair.

• Approved agenda as amended with addition of Airport Lease Agreement with SkyWest.
• Approved minutes of April 24, 2021 as amended.
• Approved bills/obligations as presented.
• Approved Loaf N Jug liquor license renewal with stipulation that application be amended.
• Approved DOLA Peace Officer Mental Health Support Program grant for Sheriff's Office.
• Approved resolution recognizing agriculture and proclaiming March 20, 2021 as Alamosa County Ranching and Agricultural Day.
• Approved 2-week severance pay for SIP/OLTC employees who continue until May 31, 2021.
• Approved $1,000 incentive for SIP/OLTC employees who continue through transition period, in addition to severance.

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda that includes routine items such as a liquor license renewal, the 2021 County Fire Operating Plan, a Veterans Assistance Grant, and two applications for Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act funds totaling $1,005,564. The board will also hear updates from various county departments and organizations, and hold work sessions on a taxiway update and a C-Stat report.

• Great Sand Dunes Oasis Liquor License Renewal
• 2021 County Fire Operating Plan
• Veterans Assistance Grant
• Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act Application - $2,151
• Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act Application - $1,003,413

The Board approved allowing the Land Use Administrator to waive fees for 90-day building permit extensions due to COVID-related delays. They also approved the consent agenda as amended, tabled the 2021 County Fire Operating Plan until March 10 for clarification, and approved the Veterans Assistance Grant. Several other items were approved, including MOUs with other counties for victim services and a $500 contribution to a National Park Week voucher program.

• Approved agenda as amended with added MOUs and HR presentation
• Approved February 10, 2021 minutes with corrections
• Approved bills/obligations (checks 144295-144412, 144256-144294, 33940-33958)
• Approved consent agenda as amended (removed Veterans Grant and Fire Plan)
• Tabled 2021 County Fire Operating Plan until March 10 meeting
• Approved Veterans Assistance Grant application
• Approved allowing Land Use Administrator to waive fees for 90-day building permit extensions
• Approved MOUs with Mineral, Saguache, Rio Grande, Costilla, and Conejos counties for victim services

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with public hearings on minor subdivisions and a zoning amendment, plus a consent agenda with routine items like a liquor license renewal and contract extension. The board will also hold worksessions on long-term care options and department overviews, including the Sheriff and Land Use. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major budget or policy decisions listed.

• Public hearings: Minor Subdivision Bobette Abeyta, Joe Gallardo & Cheryl Gesaman, and Amendment to Zoning Shawnee McCoy
• Consent agenda: Rustic Rook Resort LLC liquor license renewal
• Consent agenda: Contract extension with Value West
• Consent agenda: Support letter for Alamosa Peat Bog Property to Stewardship Trust
• Appointments: Resolutions 2021G6 & 2021G7 for assignment of county held tax certificates

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a worksession with the Department of Health Care Policy & Finance to discuss the Single Entry Point and options for long-term care. This is a discussion, not a decision-making meeting.

• Worksession with Department of Health Care Policy & Finance
• Discussion of Single Entry Point for long-term care
• Options for long-term care services

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners denied a request to rezone property at 5360 Main Street in Mosca from Residential Manufactured Home to Commercial, which would have allowed a proposed liquor store. The motion failed with all three commissioners voting no. The board also approved two minor subdivisions, a tax certificate assignment, and funding for the Southwest Conservation Corps.

• Denied zoning amendment for Shawnee McCoy property in Mosca (3-0)
• Approved minor subdivision for Bobette Abeyta at 8763 S Hwy 285 (unanimous)
• Approved minor subdivision for Joe Gallardo & Cheryl Gesaman at 6662 S County Road 106.5 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-G-3 assigning county-held tax certificate to Rachel Campbell (unanimous)
• Approved $14,400 support for Southwest Conservation Corps (unanimous)
• Approved bills and obligations (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including City Clerk & Recorder's report (unanimous)
• Approved Treasurer's quarterly and semi-annual reports (unanimous)

Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners

The Alamosa County Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular meeting with routine approvals, a reorganization resolution, and updates from public health and the emergency manager. The board will also hear a proposal to transfer Mt. Pleasant property and receive department overviews in a worksession.

• Resolution 2021G1 for board reorganization
• Update from Alamosa County Public Health by Emily Brown
• Homeless update by Emergency Manager Eric Treinen
• Transfer of Mt. Pleasant Property by County Attorney Jason T Kelly
• Consent agenda includes County Clerk & Recorder's November report and Treasurer's December report

The Board approved the 2021 reorganization resolution, appointing Michael Yohn as Chair and Lori Laske as Vice-Chair, and making numerous appointments to boards and committees. They also unanimously extended the COVID-19 emergency declaration until March 24, 2021, and authorized the County Administrator to sign a contract for the fuel farm project after review by the County Attorney. The Board approved the consent agenda, including reports and a support letter for TSJC name change, and authorized the transfer of the Mt. Pleasant School property to the Mt. Pleasant School Association.

• Approved 2021 reorganization resolution (3-0)
• Extended COVID-19 emergency declaration until March 24, 2021 (unanimous)
• Authorized County Administrator to sign fuel farm contract after attorney review (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including reports and TSJC support letter (unanimous)
• Authorized transfer of Mt. Pleasant School property to Mt. Pleasant School Association (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with added items (unanimous)
• Approved December 21, 2020 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills/obligations as presented (unanimous)