Basalt public meetings in 2021

Town Council

The provided text contains only procedural information regarding public access and meeting logistics. There are no specific agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics listed in the provided record.

Town Council

The provided document is a notice for the Council Coffee schedule. The gathering scheduled for October 5 has been cancelled.

Town Council

The Town Council will hold public hearings regarding the renewal of three marijuana licenses and a sketch plan for 155 dwelling units at Sopris Meadows. The body will also discuss transportation connections to RFTA bus stops and a grocery store project with 70 apartments.

• Resolution No. 40: Sketch plan for 155 dwelling units on Parcel 5, Sopris Meadows Subdivision/PUD
• Resolution No. 38: Sketch plan for a grocery store and 70 residential apartment units at Basalt Center Subdivision
• License renewal for Roots RX Recreational Marijuana at 165 Southside Drive
• License renewals for Good People Medical and Recreational Marijuana at 175 Midland Avenue
• Special Event Activity Permit for Aspen Valley Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K on October 16, 2021

Town Council

The Town Council is meeting to discuss several development projects and municipal appointments. Key items include a public hearing for a grocery store and residential complex and a contract for park design.

• Resolution No. 38: Proposed grocery store and 70 residential apartment units on Lots A and E of Basalt Center Subdivision
• Resolution No. 40: Proposed 155 dwelling units on Parcel 5, Sopris Meadows Subdivision/PUD
• Resolution No. 41: Engagement of Connect One Design Landscape Architecture and Land Planning for Basalt River Park Phase II
• P&Z Interviews for reappointment of Eric Vozick, Rob Leavitt, and Gino Rossetti, and appointment of Cindy Hirschfeld
• Airport appointment

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing on a sketch plan for a grocery store and residential units. Members will also discuss a ballot issue for debt authorization regarding Basalt Forward 2030 projects.

• Public hearing on Resolution No. 38 for a grocery store and 70 residential apartment units on Lots A and E of Basalt Center Subdivision
• Resolution No. 39 regarding a November 2, 2021 ballot issue for debt authorization and property tax extension for Basalt Forward 2030
• Resolution No. 40 accepting right-of-way dedication on Willits Lane
• Ordinance No. 11 to adopt the 2020 Model Traffic Code with amendments
• Ordinance No. 13 for a supplemental budget appropriation for Public Works Facility Phase 1, Swinging Bridge Waterline, and Two Rivers Road projects

Town Council

This meeting is a council worksession. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and does not list specific items for decision or discussion.

Town Council

Town Council is determining the direction of the Basalt Forward 2030 initiative, including potential ballot language for a property tax extension. The body is reviewing capital needs and prioritizing projects based on community surveys and committee recommendations.

• Proposed property tax ballot initiative to provide an estimated $14.4 million for projects
• Affordable Housing project with an estimated budget of $4 - 5 million
• Green Initiatives project with an estimated budget of up to $2 million
• Midland Ave. Streetscape project with an estimated budget of $11.5 million
• Total capital needs estimated at $48 million, excluding a new police facility

Town Council

The Town Council will review several resolutions including a supplemental budget for various infrastructure projects and the approval of a new public works facility. The meeting also includes a worksession regarding Basalt Forward 2030 projects.

• Basalt Public Works Facility – Phase 1 Project contract with Walters Company, Inc.
• Ordinance No. 12: Amendment to the schedule of fines, penalties, and municipal fees
• Ordinance No. 13: Supplemental appropriation for public works, waterlines, and Basalt Forward 2030
• Resolution No. 35: Participation in the November 2, 2021 coordinated election
• Capital Needs Committee presentation on Basalt Forward 2030 Projects

Town Council

The Town Council is invited to attend an open house at the Basalt Regional Library. The event is open to the public to provide input on prioritizing capital improvements for the town.

• Basalt Forward 2030 Open House at 14 Midland Avenue

Town Council

The provided document is an invitation for Town Council members to attend National Night Out. It is not a formal meeting agenda with legislative actions or decisions.

• National Night Out event at Triangle Park, Willits, from 5 to 8 PM

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss updating the municipal traffic code to adopt the 2020 Model Traffic Code. The body is also considering change orders for the Two Rivers Road Improvement Project and supporting a climate action policy update.

• Resolution No. 34: Change orders with FCI Constructors for the Two Rivers Road Improvement Project
• Ord No. 11: First reading to adopt the 2020 Model Traffic Code with amendments
• Resolution No. 33: Support for the 2021-2022 Colorado Communities for Climate Action (CC4CA) Policy Statement
• Proclamation honoring John (JD) Black for work with the Art Base
• Worksession with The Basalt Public Arts Commission (BPAC)

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss the Town Manager's performance in executive session and consider an amendment to his employment agreement. The body will also review budget timelines, facility needs, and climate action partnerships.

• Resolution No. 30: MOU with Eagle County for Climate Action Collaborative (CAC)
• Resolution No. 31: Contract for Basalt River Park
• Resolution No. 32: Second Amendment to Employment Agreement with Town Manager Ryan Mahoney
• Special Event Activity Permit to close Lewis Lane for TACAW Event on July 31, 2021
• Presentation on 2022 Budget Timeline

Town Council

The provided agenda consists of a schedule for community visits with the Mayor and Town Council. The scheduled meeting on July 6 at CC’s Café has been cancelled.

• July 6 meeting at CC’s Café (104 Midland Ave) is CANCELLED
• July 20 visit at Starbuck’s (719 East Valley Road)
• August 3 visit at CC’s Café (104 Midland Ave)
• August 17 visit at Starbuck’s (719 East Valley Road)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including updates to community housing guidelines and town park rules. The body is also deciding on a new employee salary schedule and a professional services agreement with Phil Vaughan Construction Management, Inc.

• Resolution No. 27: Repealing and replacing the Town’s Salary Schedule for Employees
• Ordinance No. 07: Site plan approval for a Basalt Public Works Facility on Lot 4 of the Mid Valley Center PUD
• Ordinance No. 08: New rules for use of Town Parks and other Town Property
• Ordinance No. 10: Amendments to livability requirements for Community Housing Units
• Public hearing on moving the TACAW Liquor License from 360 Market Street to 400 Robinson Street

Town Council

The Town Council will review several first-reading ordinances regarding public works, park rules, and community housing. The meeting also includes a presentation of the 2020 audit and a facility and space needs study.

• Public Hearing: Basalt Public Works Facility development on Lot 4 of Mid Valley Center PUD
• First Reading: Ordinance amending Municipal Code regarding Skateboard Park and Town Park use
• First Reading: Resolution creating a special fund for Riverside Plaza Lot BC units
• First Reading: Ordinance regarding community housing livability requirements
• Resolution: Construction agreement for the Basalt East Entrance Sign at Two Rivers Road/Highway 82

Town Council

The Town Council is meeting to decide on new water rate charges and several infrastructure contracts. The body will also consider revoking a public health order regarding face coverings.

• Ordinance No. 06: Approval of water rate charges
• Resolution No. 20: Swinging Bridge Lane water line replacement contract with Johnson Construction, Inc.
• Resolution No. 21: Asphalt mill and overlay project contract with Frontier Paving
• Resolution No. 22: Crack and chip seal project contract with GMCO, LLC
• Resolution No. 23: Revocation of public health order regarding face coverings

Town Council

The Town Council is considering several ordinances including a real estate contract for Unit 333 in Riverside Plaza. The meeting also includes discussions on water rate charges and an encroachment agreement for landscaping.

• Contract to buy and sell real estate for Unit 333, Riverside Plaza Lot BC Condominiums
• Ordinance amending the 2021 Budget regarding Basalt Forward 2030 and Unit 333 purchase
• License agreement for a berm and landscaping encroachment at 10 River Oaks
• Ordinance to approve water rate charges pursuant to Town Code
• Appointment of Karen Barch to the Roaring Fork Valley Regional Planning Commission