Basalt public meetings in 2025
50 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for December 25, 2025, has been cancelled.
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee meeting scheduled for December 24, 2025, is cancelled. The meeting was set to be held by teleconference.
Town Council
The scheduled regular council meeting for December 23, 2025, has been cancelled. No official actions or decisions were taken.
Town Council
The Discretionary Funds Committee will meet on December 18, 2025 to consider applications for the Town of Basalt’s 2026 discretionary funding program. Committee members will evaluate each application and make recommendations for fund allocation. The meeting is scheduled to adjourn at 11:30 a.m.
- Review of 2026 Town of Basalt discretionary funding applications
- Consideration of recommendations for fund allocation
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission will continue the public hearing on the Planned Unit Development amendment for event space at 72 Sunset Drive. The hearing is rescheduled for January 6, 2026. No other items are listed on the agenda.
- Public hearing on 72 Sunset Drive PUD amendment for event space continued to Jan 6, 2026
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for Thursday, December 11, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee will meet to discuss Codgers Corner at Dallenbach Park and the consideration of additions to a plaque. The meeting includes an executive session to consider opportunities.
- Discussion of Codgers Corner at Dallenbach Park
- Consideration of additions to a plaque for Codgers Corner
- Executive session regarding consideration of opportunities
Town Council
The Town Council will consider implementing a 2% lodging tax increase approved by voters and levying general property taxes for the 2026 budget year. The meeting includes a worksession on a Public Works/Police Department facility and a presentation on the Highway 82 and El Jebel Road Project.
- Ordinance No. 21: Implementing a 2% increase in the Town’s lodging tax
- Resolution No. 62: Levying general property taxes for the 2026 budget year
- Ordinance No. 22: Regulating non-functional turf and invasive plant species in landscaping
- Resolution No. 63: Contract for Phase 1 of the Confluence Park Safe Routes to School Project
- Resolution No. 64: Intergovernmental Agreement with Pitkin County for supplemental law enforcement
The council approved a 2% increase to the town's lodging tax, effective Jan. 1, 2026, with a 7‑0 vote. It also adopted a property‑tax levy for the 2026 budget, a supplemental law‑enforcement agreement with Pitkin County, and a $1.19 M contract for Phase 1 of the Confluence Park Safe Routes project, each passing 7‑0. Additional ordinances on non‑functional turf, floodplain maps, and a waterline easement were given first or second readings and set for future public hearings, all approved unanimously.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 21 (lodging tax increase 2%) – vote 7‑0
- Adopted Resolution No. 62 (general property‑tax levy for 2026 budget) – vote 7‑0
- Adopted Resolution No. 64 (intergovernmental agreement for supplemental law‑enforcement services) – vote 7‑0
- Approved Resolution No. 63 (contract $1.19 M for Phase 1 Confluence Park Safe Routes) – vote 7‑0
- Approved Ordinance No. 22 (regulate non‑functional turf and invasive plants) – first reading, set hearing Jan 13 2026 – vote 7‑0
- Approved Ordinance No. 23 (easement for waterline at 135 E. Homestead Dr.) – first reading, set hearing Jan 13 2026 – vote 7‑0
- Adopted Ordinance No. 20 (update floodplain map references) – second reading – vote 7‑0
- Adopted Ordinance No. 21 (lodging tax amendment) – second reading – vote 7‑0
Green Team
The Green Team will provide feedback on a proposed draft for a local business recognition program focused on sustainable practices. Staff will also provide an overview of building codes in preparation for a January meeting and a February Town Council work session.
- Review of the proposed Green Business Recognition Program draft
- Staff overview of building codes for upcoming Council work session
- Approval of November 10, 2025 meeting minutes
BPAC
The Basalt Public Arts Commission will review a draft of the 2026 grant application and a 2026 work plan. Staff will also present a summary of 2025 grant recipients and updates on art installations.
- Review draft of 2026 BPAC Grant Application
- Review 2025 BPAC Grant Recipients
- Review 2026 BPAC Work Plan
- Winter Installations update
- Art Consignment Installation update
P & Z
The Basalt Planning and Zoning Commission did not convene on Tuesday, December 2, 2025. Consequently, no agenda items were discussed, decided, or proposed at this time.
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for Thursday, November 27, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided. Residents will not have a teleconference for this date.
POST
The Town of Basalt Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee (POST) meeting scheduled for Wednesday, November 26, 2025 was cancelled. Because the meeting was cancelled, no agenda items were presented, discussed, or decided.
Town Council
The council unanimously approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 21, which codifies a 2% increase in the town’s lodging tax effective Jan 1 2026, and scheduled a public hearing and second reading for Dec 9. It also approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 20 to adopt revised flood‑plain maps, and adopted a resolution authorizing a mail‑ballot municipal election on Apr 7 2026. All consent‑agenda items, including professional‑services agreements, were approved by a 7‑0 vote.
- Approved first reading of Ordinance No. 21 (lodging tax increase) – vote 7‑0, hearing set for Dec 9
- Approved first reading of Ordinance No. 20 (flood‑plain map amendment) – vote 7‑0, hearing set for Dec 9
- Adopted Resolution No. 61 authorizing mail‑ballot election on Apr 7 2026 and appointed Town Clerk as Designated Election Official – vote 7‑0
- Approved consent‑agenda items (Resolutions 59 & 60 for professional services agreements) – vote 7‑0
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council will meet on November 19, 2025, to review the Midland Avenue Design Guidelines Project. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 to 7:00 PM at Basalt Town Hall, located at 101 Midland Avenue.
- Review of Midland Avenue Design Guidelines Project
- Town Council and P&Z Members invited to attend
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss municipal code amendments regarding turf and invasive plants, as well as updates to flood damage prevention mapping.
- Public hearing on Chapter 16 Zoning amendments to regulate non-functional turf and invasive plant species
- Public hearing on Article XVII, Chapter 16 amendments to update Flood Damage Prevention mapping
- Review of municipal code amendments in accordance with State Senate Bill 24-005 and State House Bill 25-1113
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for Thursday, November 13, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided.
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee will meet via teleconference to review recreation updates and e-bike usage. The body will also receive an update on Cliff’s Hillside and hold an executive session regarding opportunities.
- E-Bike conversation
- Cliff’s Hillside update
- Executive Session regarding consideration of opportunities
- Recreation Director updates
Town Council
The Town Council will consider the adoption of the 2026 annual budget and a supplemental appropriation for the 2025 budget. The meeting includes public hearings on residential construction projects and a fuels mitigation contract.
- Public hearing for five residential units at 230 Park Avenue
- Public hearing for 16 residential units on Parcel 9, Sopris Meadows Subdivision/PUD
- Contract with Summit Forests, Inc. for a Fuels Mitigation Project
- Adoption of the Annual Budget for fiscal year 2026
- Special Event Activity Permit for El Sazon De Mi Tierra Food Truck
The Basalt Town Council adopted Ordinance No. 19, amending the 2025 budget and adding a supplemental appropriation, with a unanimous 6‑0 vote. It also approved Ordinance No. 18 for a site‑plan review of five second‑story units at 230 Park Avenue, and Resolution No. 55 for a preliminary PUD plan of 16 units on Parcel 9, subject to parking and landscaping conditions, each by 6‑0 vote. Additionally, Resolution No. 56 approved the Fuels Mitigation Project and a contract with Summit Forests, Inc., also by 6‑0 vote.
- Approved Ordinance No. 19 (budget amendment) – vote 6‑0
- Approved Ordinance No. 18 (site‑plan for five second‑story units at 230 Park Ave) – vote 6‑0
- Approved Resolution No. 55 (PUD preliminary plan for 16 units on Parcel 9) with parking and landscaping conditions – vote 6‑0
- Approved Resolution No. 56 (Fuels Mitigation Project contract with Summit Forests, Inc.) – vote 6‑0
- Approved consent agenda items, including Special Event Activity Permit for El Sazon De Mi Tierra Food Truck – vote 6‑0
Green Team
The Green Team is discussing whether to adopt a state or local program to recognize sustainable businesses. The body will also review ridership data for Basalt Connect and WE-Cycle, as well as updates on community composting and building energy benchmarking.
- Discussion on adopting the Colorado Green Business Network or a similar program
- Review of 2024-2025 E-bike Rebate survey results
- Basalt Connect ridership report showing 3,651 rides in August 2025
- Update on the IMPACT Accelerator Grant for energy efficiency rebates and Town-owned affordable housing upgrades
- Overview of the Regional Net Zero Roadmap for new construction
BPAC
The Basalt Public Arts Commission will discuss and decide the BPAC Chair position. Staff will present the 2025‑2026 winter installation plan for downtown Basalt. Updates will be given on the art consignment program, new art plaque designs, and the 2026 grant application draft.
- Decision on the BPAC Chair position
- Review of the 2025‑2026 winter installations plan for downtown Basalt
- Update on the Art Consignment Program and potential spaces in the Willits area
- Presentation of example art plaques for permanent and temporary pieces
- Consideration of initial changes to the BPAC Grant Application for 2026
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting scheduled for November 4, 2025 was cancelled because of elections. No agenda items will be considered at this time.
Town Council
The Town Council will consider multiple ordinances regarding site plan amendments, vested rights extensions, and subdivision adjustments. The body will also review third-quarter financials and a proposed 2025 budget amendment.
- Ordinance 13: Extension of vested rights for an automated carwash at 115 Southside Drive
- Ordinance 15: Lot line adjustment and easement amendment for 202 & 204 Ridge Road
- Ordinance 16: Site plan amendments and four deed-restricted units at 263 Park Avenue
- Ordinance 18: Site plan for five second-story residential units at 230 Park Avenue
- Ordinance 19: Amendment to the 2025 Budget for supplemental appropriations
Council members debated adopting an all‑electric building code for new residential construction, with several members requesting more information and a public work session. No ordinance was drafted, approved, denied, or tabled, and no vote tally was recorded. The discussion highlighted differing opinions on feasibility, cost, and community input.
Town Council
The provided document is a notice for a neighborhood block party to celebrate the purchase of the Aspen Basalt Mobile Home Park. Basalt Town Council members have been invited to attend the event.
- Celebration of the purchase of the Aspen Basalt Mobile Home Park
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for October 23, 2025, has been cancelled.
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee meeting scheduled for October 22, 2025 was cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided. Residents should note that there are no actions or proposals on the agenda.
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review a preliminary plan to construct 16 deed-restricted, two-bedroom units on Parcel 9 of Sopris Meadows. The commission will also consider a referral from Eagle County regarding an EJ Crossings 1041 application.
- Public hearing for Parcel 9, Sopris Meadows PUD Preliminary Plan for 16 deed-restricted units
- Proposed minor subdivision to adjust property line between Parcel 9 and Willits Rugby Field
- Eagle County Referral on EJ Crossings 1041 Application
- Proposed building specifications: 18,961 sf floor area and 39 off-street parking spaces
Finance Committee
The Finance Advisory Board approved the September 17, 2025 meeting minutes. It reviewed the July sales tax report and the proposed 2026 budget. The board discussed and supported allowing a non‑resident, Tyler Hollenbach, to join the board.
- Approve minutes from September 17, 2025
- Review final July sales tax report
- Review 2026 budget
- Consider permitting non‑resident member Tyler Hollenbach
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving Fairview Cemetery irrigation improvements and a contract with Korby Landscape LLC. Council members will interview and appoint new members to the Finance Advisory Board and the Parks Open Space and Trails board. Several land‑use items will receive first‑reading approval, including a lot‑line adjustment on Ridge Road, a mixed‑use parking reduction and new dwelling units on Park Avenue, and easement agreements for the Confluence Park Safe Routes project. The council will also adopt resolutions establishing an accessory dwelling unit incentive program and accepting recommendations on community‑housing mitigation.
- Adopt Resolution No. 50 approving Fairview Cemetery irrigation improvements and a contract with Korby Landscape LLC
- Appoint Eric Wiseman to the Basalt Finance Advisory Board for a three‑year term ending April 2028
- First reading of Ordinance No. 15 for a lot‑line adjustment and pedestrian/bicycle easement at 202 & 204 Ridge Road
- First reading of Ordinance No. 16 granting site‑plan amendments, mixed‑use parking reduction, and four dwelling units at 263 Park Avenue
- Adopt Resolution No. 51 establishing the Basalt Accessory Dwelling Unit Incentive Program Framework
The council adopted the consent agenda unanimously (5‑0) and directed the installation of two new street lights on Midland Avenue at roughly $8,000 each. Council members appointed Eric Wiseman to the Finance Advisory Board and George Trantow to the Parks, Open Space and Trails board, both votes 5‑0. They also approved a letter of commitment for the Colorado Impact Accelerator Grant, committing $2,700 to potentially secure $142,000 in grant funding (5‑0). Finally, Ordinance No. 15 was approved on first reading and scheduled for a public hearing on Oct. 28 (5‑0).
- Adopted consent agenda items (5‑0)
- Directed installation of two new street lights on Midland Avenue (~$8,000 each)
- Appointed Eric Wiseman to the Finance Advisory Board (5‑0)
- Approved bylaws amendment to allow a second non‑resident FAB member (5‑0)
- Appointed George Trantow to the POST board (5‑0)
- Approved letter of commitment for Impact Accelerator Grant, $2,700 (5‑0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 15 on first reading, set hearing for Oct. 28 (5‑0)
BACH
At the October 9, 2025 meeting, the Basalt Affordable Community Housing Commission approved the Community Housing Mitigation Amendments recommended by Economic and Planning Systems (EPS), with a modification to retain the exemption for projects of three units or fewer but reduce the maximum single‑family unit size to 2,500 sf. The commission also reviewed updates on the Parcel 9 Sopris Meadows Preliminary Plan for a 16‑unit affordable housing project and received status reports on other Sopris Meadows parcels. The meeting concluded with member updates and adjourned at 1:25 pm.
- Approved EPS‑recommended community housing mitigation amendments, keeping exemption for ≤3‑unit projects with unit size limit 2,500 sf
- Reviewed Parcel 9 Sopris Meadows Preliminary Plan for 16 two‑bedroom affordable units
- Provided updates on Parcel 2E Sopris Meadows 44‑unit plan and community space development
- Discussed adjustments to police and public works properties near Mid‑Valley Medical Center
- Member updates and other business before adjournment
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee meeting scheduled for October 8, 2025, is listed as NO MEETING.
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission did not convene on the scheduled date. Consequently, no agenda items were discussed or decided. The notice indicates the meeting was cancelled.
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing (BACH) meeting scheduled for September 25, 2025 was cancelled. No agenda items were presented for discussion or decision. Residents will not receive any updates or votes from this meeting.
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee will discuss updates on various capital projects and review community feedback regarding the replacement of playground equipment at Cliff’s Hillside Park.
- Review of Cliff’s Hillside Park outreach report and survey responses
- Updates on Confluence Park and Emma Bridge Project
- Updates on Willits Lane and River Access
- Discussion of 2025 monument signs for Arbaney Park, Giselle Fiou, and Skate Park
- Discussion of wayfinding signs and smaller signs for Confluence and Music Parks
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council will consider a work session presentation on an ADU Incentive Program and affordable housing mitigation. During the regular meeting the council will vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including support for a library mill levy, an early‑childhood service district, a property‑line adjustment on Longhorn Lane, a carwash license, and a budget amendment. The meeting also includes public comment and reports from the mayor and manager.
- Adopt Resolution No. 45, Series of 2025 to support the ballot issue extending the Basalt Regional Library District mill levy
- Adopt Resolution No. 46, Series of 2025 to support Pitkin and Eagle County Ballot Issue 7A establishing an Early Childhood Service District
- Adopt Ordinance No. 12, Series of 2025 (second reading) adjusting the common property line between 211 and 217 Longhorn Lane
- Adopt Ordinance No. 13, Series of 2025 (first reading) granting an extension of vested rights for Southside Floodplain Reach II ESA review and a license for an automated carwash at 115 Southside Drive
- Adopt Emergency Ordinance No. 14, Series of 2025 amending the 2025 budget with a supplemental appropriation
The Basalt Town Council approved several items, including a consent agenda (7‑0), a preliminary application for the Rugby Field (Parcel 9) (7‑0), resolutions supporting the library mill‑levy extension and an early‑childhood service district ballot (each 7‑0), a minor subdivision lot‑line adjustment on Longhorn Lane (7‑0), a first‑reading ordinance extending vested rights for a car‑wash at 115 Southside Drive (7‑0), and a $323,000 design contract for the Willits Lane Safety and Connectivity Project (7‑0). All motions carried unanimously. No public comments were recorded.
- Approved consent agenda items (7-0)
- Authorized staff to submit preliminary application for Rugby Field (Parcel 9) (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 45 supporting Basalt Regional Library mill‑levy extension (7-0)
- Adopted Resolution 46 supporting Pitkin/Eagle County Early Childhood Service District ballot (7-0)
- Approved Ordinance 121 for lot‑line adjustment between 211 and 217 Longhorn Lane (7-0)
- Approved first‑reading Ordinance 13 extending vested rights for car‑wash at 115 Southside Drive (7-0)
- Approved $323,000 design contract for Willits Lane Safety and Connectivity Project (7-0)
Finance Committee
The committee approved the May 2025 Financial Advisory Board minutes. It reviewed the April sales tax report and noted projected revenue will be below budget. A clean audit opinion for the town was reported. The board discussed a candidate to replace Cherly Ruppel and will amend bylaws to permit a non‑resident citizen to serve.
- May 2025 Financial Advisory Board minutes approved unanimously
- April sales tax report reviewed; projected revenue expected to fall short of budget
- Town audit received a clean opinion and favorable overall report
- Council retreat planning discussed to set department priorities and performance measures
- By‑law amendment proposed to allow a non‑resident citizen (candidate from Old Snowmass) on the board
P & Z
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a presentation on the ADU Incentives Program and affordable‑housing mitigation recommendations. It will then hold a public hearing on an application by AWATEA LLC and John Silich to construct five dwelling units at 230 Park Avenue, including a site‑plan review, mixed‑use parking reduction, and community‑housing considerations. Staff and the public may comment before the commission discusses and potentially votes on the proposal.
- Presentation on ADU Incentives Program and affordable‑housing mitigation recommendations
- Public hearing for 230 Park Avenue special review, site‑plan review, mixed‑use parking reduction, and community‑housing review for five dwelling units (AWATEA LLC & John Silich)
- Potential commission motion on the 230 Park Avenue application
BACH
The Basalt Affordable Community Housing Commission voted to approve the special‑review application for 230 Park Ave, allowing five new dwelling units (three deed‑restricted studios) and granting occupancy‑priority rules, shared open space, bike storage, and a mixed‑use parking reduction. The commission also reviewed an ADU incentive program draft and gave updates on the Stott’s Mill duplex, the Sopris Meadows 16‑unit project, and the Parcel 2E 44‑unit site plan.
- Approve 230 Park Ave special‑review: occupancy priorities (excluding prior employees), shared open space, bike storage, and parking reduction
- Present draft ADU incentive program and discuss zoning analysis (7% of Basalt land eligible)
- Stott’s Mill duplex receives Certificate of Occupancy; second duplex moves toward design review
- Sketch plan approval for Parcel 9 Sopris Meadows (16 units at rugby‑field lot) with 2026 ground‑break plan
- Parcel 2E site visit and upcoming work session for 44‑unit development with community flex space
POST
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Committee meeting scheduled for September 10, 2025, was cancelled. The meeting was to be held by teleconference.
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for a minor subdivision to adjust a common property line. The body will also review grant acceptance for a school safety project and participation in an opioid settlement.
- Ordinance No. 12: Minor subdivision to adjust common property line between 211 and 217 Longhorn Lane
- Resolution No. 42: Intergovernmental Agreement to accept a grant for the Basalt Confluence Park Safe Routes to School Project
- Resolution No. 43: Participation in Opioid Settlement with Secondary Opioids Manufacturers
- Resolution No. 44: Resolution in support of public lands
- Monthly update on PD/PW Facility and Affordable Housing Projects
The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, including the minutes, Resolution No. 42 to accept a state grant for the Basalt Confluence Park Safe Routes to School project, and Resolution No. 43 to participate in the opioid settlement. Council reached consensus to adopt a resolution supporting Ballot Issue 7A, the quarter‑cent sales tax for early‑childhood care. The council also approved replacing one street light in front of the CC’s coffee shop (cost about $7‑8 K) and agreed to consider a second light at Twin Rivers if requested.
- Approved August 26, 2025 minutes (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution No. 42 – grant for Basalt Confluence Park Safe Routes to School (7‑0)
- Approved Resolution No. 43 – participation in opioid settlement (7‑0)
- Consensused to pass a resolution supporting Ballot Issue 7A (early‑childhood care tax)
- Approved replacement of one street light at CC’s coffee shop (≈$7‑8 K)
- Agreed to consider a second street light at Twin Rivers if requested
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council voted 7-0 to approve a Letter of Intent that commits an additional $100,000 toward the purchase of the Aspen‑Basalt and Mountain Valley mobile home parks. The contribution will be made to the West Mountain Regional Housing Coalition, which will provide a forgivable loan to the residents. An appropriations ordinance is expected to follow the approval. The decision was made at a special meeting on August 28, 2025.
- Approved $100,000 contribution via Letter of Intent for Aspen‑Basalt and Mountain Valley mobile home parks (7-0)
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council unanimously approved two fiber‑optic license agreements for Pathfinder Broadband and CenturyLink. It also adopted an ordinance and a resolution governing the rental and sale of town‑owned duplex units in the Stott's Mill subdivision. Finally, the council adopted an ordinance to place a ballot question before voters to increase the lodging tax from 4% to 8% for affordable‑housing funding.
- Approved Pathfinder Broadband fiber license (Resolution 39) – motion carried 6-0
- Approved CenturyLink fiber license (Resolution 40) – motion carried 6-0
- Adopted Ordinance No. 10 (second reading) on Stott's Mill duplex rental/sale policy – motion carried 6-0
- Adopted Resolution No. 38 on renting town‑owned units when not sold to employees – motion carried 6-0
- Adopted Ordinance No. 11 to refer lodging‑tax increase ballot (4% to 8%) – no vote tally recorded
Town Council
The Town Council adopted Resolution No. 37, Series 2025, approving a preliminary subdivision review for the 431 Emma Road project and amending the First Tracks program. The council also approved Ordinance No. 10, Series 2025 on first reading and set a second‑reading public hearing for August 26, 2025. Additionally, Resolution No. 38, Series 2025 was continued to August 26, 2025 for staff review. All three actions passed unanimously.
- Adopted Resolution No. 37, Series 2025 approving preliminary subdivision review for 431 Emma Road and amending First Tracks program (6‑0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 10, Series 2025 on first reading; scheduled second reading for Aug 26, 2025 (6‑0)
- Continued Resolution No. 38, Series 2025 to Aug 26, 2025 for staff review of Stott's Mill duplex policy (6‑0)
- Approved consent agenda items (minutes, special event permit, opioid settlement participation, sanitation district easement) unanimously
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council adopted Resolution 28 to approve a design‑build contract for the Stott's Mill affordable housing duplex (6‑0). It also adopted Resolution 29 to approve a professional services agreement for design guidelines for the Midland Avenue Business District (6‑0). Additionally, the council approved Ordinance No. 09, a first‑reading budget amendment to contribute $500,000 to a consortium purchasing mobile home parks (6‑0).
- Approved design‑build contract for Stott's Mill duplex (Resolution 28, 6‑0)
- Approved professional services agreement for Midland Avenue design guidelines (Resolution 29, 6‑0)
- Approved first‑reading budget amendment to allocate $500,000 for mobile home park purchase consortium (Ordinance No. 09, 6‑0)
Town Council
The council approved the consent agenda items by a 7‑0 vote. It then unanimously accepted the 2024 town audit, also by a 7‑0 vote. Council indicated it will raise its commitment to the Resident Owned Community from $250,000 to $500,000, with a letter of support due June 13. No vote was recorded on the proposed natural‑medicine ordinance.
- Approved consent agenda items (7-0)
- Accepted 2024 audit (7-0)
- Increased ROC commitment to $500,000 (no vote recorded)
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council authorized the mayor to sign a DOLA grant and to allocate $250,000 from town reserves toward acquiring the Aspen Basalt Mobile Home Park. The grant is for $60,000 with a required 20% match of $12,000. The council also approved the consent agenda items unanimously (6‑0). No final decision was made on the Midland Spur streetlight concerns, and discussion will continue.
- Approved consent agenda items (6-0)
- Authorized Mayor to sign DOLA grant for mobile home park project
- Committed $250,000 from reserves toward Aspen Basalt Mobile Home Park purchase
- Continued discussion on Midland Spur streetlights (no vote)
Town Council
The council unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including advertising and light‑controller agreements (7‑0). It also approved Resolution No. 23 establishing a Deed Restriction Incentive Program with a 3% appreciation cap and the RO option (7‑0). An executive session was held to obtain legal advice on short‑term rental regulation. No vote was recorded on the short‑term rental fee ordinance.
- Approved consent agenda items (advertising and light‑controller agreements) – vote 7‑0
- Approved Resolution No. 23 Deed Restriction Incentive Program with 3% price cap and RO option – vote 7‑0
- Entered executive session for legal advice on short‑term rental regulation – motion passed
- Continued public hearing on short‑term rental fee ordinance – no vote recorded
Town Council
The Basalt Town Council approved the consent agenda, including a short‑term rental fee amendment, by a 5‑0 vote. They appointed Marlaina Murphy to the Basalt Green Team for a three‑year term with a 6‑0 vote. The council adopted Ordinance No. 07 to update timed parking zones, fines, and enforcement procedures, also by a 6‑0 vote. Council members agreed to sign a letter urging federal senators to preserve tax‑exempt bonding for public projects.
- Approved consent agenda items (including short‑term rental fee amendment) – vote 5‑0
- Appointed Marlaina Murphy to Basalt Green Team for three‑year term – vote 6‑0
- Adopted Ordinance No. 07 to update timed parking zones, fines, and enforcement – vote 6‑0
- Agreed to sign and send letter to senators advocating for tax‑exempt bonding for public projects – consensus
Town Council
The Town Council approved the consent agenda items with a 7-0 vote, adopting resolutions for a community garden, the 2025 Sunday Market, and an Arbor Day proclamation. Council gave informal approval for Councilmember Hannah Berman to serve on the Transportation Coalition for the 21st Century. A public hearing was held on the Short‑Term Rental fee ordinance, but no vote outcome was recorded in the minutes.
- Approved consent agenda items (7-0): Community Garden resolution, Sunday Market resolution, Arbor Day proclamation
- Granted informal approval for Hannah Berman to join the Transportation Coalition for the 21st Century
- Held public hearing on Short‑Term Rental fee ordinance (no vote recorded)
Town Council
The council approved the consent agenda, adopting Resolution No. 09 to contract Pfaffmann Group, LLC for summer youth day camps. It also adopted Resolution No. 10 to join the Intermountain Regional Planning Commission. Finally, Resolution No. 11 was adopted to authorize a street‑maintenance chip‑seal contract with GMCO, LLC. All three motions passed 4‑0.
- Approved Resolution No. 09, Series of 2025 – agreement with Pfaffmann Group for youth camps (4‑0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 10, Series of 2025 – intergovernmental agreement to join Intermountain Regional Planning Commission (4‑0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 11, Series of 2025 – authorize contract with GMCO, LLC for 2025 streets maintenance chip‑seal project (4‑0)