Breckenridge, Colorado

Town Council

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Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Planning Commission

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council

Town Council

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Town Council

Town Council

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

Planning Commission

The commission will approve the meeting minutes and agenda, and consider a consent calendar item for the Patek remodel of Cedars Townhome Unit 24 (PL-2026-0115) at 505 Village Rd Unit 24. A work session will be held on the Comprehensive Plan Strategic Growth and Underutilized Parcel Analysis. Public comment on historic preservation issues will be accepted, followed by other matters such as a Town Council summary and a fraudulent email notice.

• Approval of minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Consent calendar: Patek remodel Cedars Townhome Unit 24 (PL-2026-0115) at 505 Village Rd Unit 24
• Work session: Comprehensive Plan Strategic Growth and Underutilized Parcel Analysis
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda item)

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will approve the minutes from its June 16, 2026 meeting and adopt the agenda for the July 21, 2026 session. It will consider consent calendar items for liquor, marijuana, and tobacco licenses. No public hearing or transfer of ownership applications are scheduled. The meeting will also include informal updates from the police department, town attorney, and town clerk, followed by public comment and approval of special events.

• Approve minutes from June 16, 2026
• Approve agenda for July 21, 2026 meeting
• Consider liquor consent calendar items
• Consider marijuana consent calendar items
• Consider tobacco consent calendar items

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review June 15 meeting minutes and hear public comments. Staff will provide updates on multiple trail and open‑space projects, including the B&B Trailhead vault toilet and Quandary Trailhead improvements. The commission will discuss the Trails Workplan and consider other open‑space matters before adjourning.

• B&B Trailhead vault toilet project
• Quandary Trailhead improvements update
• Little Daisy open space project
• North Barton Connection / Aspen Alley Trail update
• Burro Trail easement discussion

The commission voted 5‑1‑1 to recommend naming the McCain parcel "Little Daisy Preserve" and to forward that recommendation to Town Council. It also voted 6‑0 (Commissioner Rossi abstained) to recommend Council support a $2.5 million Regional Partnership Initiative grant, with the town committing up to $400,000 in matching funds for Quandary Trailhead improvements. The board approved the April 13, 2026 minutes and agreed to pilot a revised trails‑scoring matrix on upcoming proposals. Procedural motions to enter executive session and to adjourn were also approved.

• Approved April 13, 2026 BOSAC minutes (as presented)
• Recommended "Little Daisy Preserve" as parcel name (vote 5-1-1)
• Recommended Council support $2.5M RPI grant with up to $400K town match (vote 6-0, Rossi abstained)
• Agreed to pilot the updated Trails Matrix scoring tool on upcoming proposals
• Approved motion to enter executive session (motion passed, seconded)
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission is replacing its regular July 15 meeting with an open house. The event will take place from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at the Vista Verde 2 neighborhood.

• Open house at Vista Verde 2 neighborhood, 50 Drift Road

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session to review an ordinance amending accessory dwelling unit regulations, consider dog park rules, and receive updates on fire protection, mobility, and open space projects. The meeting also includes a legislative review and an executive session regarding a special district proposal.

• Ordinance amending accessory dwelling unit regulations (first reading)
• Dog park-related rules and regulations (resolution)
• Town Council rules of procedure (resolution)
• Little Daisy open space naming (resolution)
• Executive session on Maggie Pond Special District proposal

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss several new resolutions and ordinances. The body is considering changes to the town code regarding accessory dwelling units and social community definitions.

• Council Bill No. 7, Series 2026: Ordinance amending definitions for social community and accessory dwelling units
• Resolution No. 11, Series 2026: Adoption of dog park rules and regulations
• Resolution No. 12, Series 2026: Adoption of Town Council rules of procedure and decorum
• Resolution No. 13, Series 2026: Naming of town open space property as 'Little Daisy Open Space' in the McCain Subdivision

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes, consider a consent calendar of minor amendments, and receive a town council summary.

• Approval of minutes and agenda
• Stillson (Stables Village) minor master plan amendment
• Gonzalez addition
• Public comment on historic preservation issues
• Town council summary

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to discuss the Summit Street Group arts funding analysis and a resolution for the Southern Tenmile Recreation and Access Plan grant. The meeting includes a ribbon cutting for electric buses and updates on public projects, housing, and sustainability.

• Ribbon cutting for electric buses at Breckenridge Transit Station
• Resolution for Southern Tenmile Recreation and Access Plan (STRAP) grant support
• Summit Street Group (SSG) arts structural organization and funding analysis
• Executive session regarding settlement agreement with Colorado Springs Utilities
• Executive session regarding Breckenridge Creative Arts Services Agreement

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will approve minutes and the agenda, hear public comments, and receive an update from Breckenridge Ski Resort. Council members will conduct a second reading of Council Bills, Series 2026, and a first reading of new Council Bills, Series 2026. They will vote on Resolution No. 10, Series 2026, which supports the Summit COUTY Outdoor Coalition grant application for the Frisco Backyard and 8 Southern Tenmile Recreation Access Plan projects. The meeting will also include Planning Commission decisions and reports from various advisory committees.

• Resolution No. 10, Series 2026 – support for the Summit COUTY Outdoor Coalition grant application for Frisco Backyard and 8 Southern Tenmile Recreation Access Plan implementation projects
• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2026
• First reading of Council Bills, Series 2026
• Planning Commission decisions
• Public comment (non‑agenda items only, 3‑minute limit)

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The body will review the liquor consent calendar and receive updates from the police department, town attorney, and town clerk. No public hearings or transfer of ownership applications are scheduled.

• Liquor consent calendar review
• Police Department update
• Town Attorney update
• Town Clerk update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold hearings regarding residential additions and a change of use for a property on N French St. The body will also consider a lot size variance for 314 South Ridge Street.

• New single family residence at 200 Briar Rose Lane (PL-2026-0093)
• Lot size variance request for 314 South Ridge Street
• Basement addition and stabilization at 212 N Ridge Street (PL-2026-0088)
• Change of use, addition, and landmarking at 108 N French St (PL-2026-0077)

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review staff updates on field operations and land acquisitions. The body will discuss the McCain renaming, a STRAP RPI grant application, and the trails workplan.

• Site visit to Griffith Lodge Trailhead
• DNR Kennels LNG temporary lease extension
• Alpine Eco Reed Canary Grass report
• North Barton / Aspen Alley public scoping
• STRAP RPI grant application

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to discuss the Arts and Culture Master Plan and the 2025 financial audit. Members will review a resolution regarding an out-of-town water service connection moratorium and discuss short-term rental regulations for accessory dwelling units.

• Out of town water service connection moratorium resolution
• 2025 financial audit presentation
• Accessory dwelling units short-term rental regulations discussion
• Dark sky streetlight conversion update
• Dog park rules and regulations

Town Council

Town Council

The Town Council will meet to conduct regular business, including the first and second readings of 2026 council bills. The body will also consider a resolution to appoint two electors to the Election Commission for two-year terms.

• Resolution No. 8, Series 2026: Appointment of two electors to the Election Commission for two-year terms
• Dark Sky Month Proclamation
• First and second readings of Council Bills, Series 2026

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session covering presentations, updates, and several decisions. Items include a resolution appointing the Town Election Commission and an amendment to Department of Public Works rules for an e‑delivery program. The council will also consider planning matters such as the Outdoor Dining and Riverwalk Special Area and a request from Xcel LNG for a site extension at 115 Gateway Drive.

• Appointment of Town Election Commission (resolution)
• Amended administrative rules for Department of Public Works e‑delivery program
• Outdoor Dining and Riverwalk Special Area planning matter
• Out of town water service connection moratorium
• Xcel Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) request for site extension (115 Gateway Drive)

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will receive staff updates on the Runway neighborhood lottery and the Town Comprehensive Plan. The commission will review a Pride Proclamation and discuss strategic goals and subcommittee updates.

• Runway neighborhood lottery update
• Town Comprehensive Plan update
• Pride Proclamation review
• Strategic goals and subcommittee discussion
• Communications and community engagement update

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing for an entertainment facility license requested by Peak 18, Inc. d/b/a Peak 18 at 505 S Main St, Unit B5. The board will also consider a transfer of ownership application for DP Retail 106, LLC d/b/a EDW, a retail marijuana store located at 1795 Airport Rd, Unit A-3. Routine items include approval of minutes, consent calendar items for liquor and marijuana, and updates from the police department, town attorney, town clerk, and special events.

• New license hearing: Peak 18, Inc. d/b/a Peak 18 – entertainment facility license, 505 S Main St, Unit B5
• Transfer of ownership application: DP Retail 106, LLC d/b/a EDW – retail marijuana store, 1795 Airport Rd, Unit A-3
• Liquor consent calendar items
• Marijuana consent calendar items
• Public hearing and action items

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

Town Council

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session and retreat to discuss the Destination Management Plan, lodging forecast, cash flow, and budget assumptions. The agenda includes legal training, executive sessions regarding real estate and litigation, and updates on fire protection, mobility, and housing projects.

• Executive session for negotiations regarding real property within the Upper Blue Basin
• Executive session for legal advice regarding ongoing litigation with MW Golden
• Discussion of Destination Management Plan and Council priorities
• Lodging forecast and cash flow and budget assumptions discussion
• Exterior Lighting Program/Dark Sky update

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session featuring an economic forecast presentation and the swearing-in of new members. The body will review several ordinances for second reading and a resolution regarding water restrictions.

• Ordinance to establish permitting process and fee for the Town e-delivery program
• Ordinance to convey right of way to CO Department of Transportation (CDOT)
• Ordinance amending Town Code for workforce housing approval processes
• Resolution for the enactment of water restrictions
• Approval of Open Space Other Power Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMD) policy

Town Council

The Town Council will approve minutes from April 14, 2026, and hear proclamations for Building Safety Month and the Outdoor Education Center. The body will also consider a resolution declaring a water shortage and implementing mandatory restrictions, along with ordinances establishing an e-delivery permit system and amending town code for workforce housing.

• Approval of April 14, 2026 Council minutes
• Proclamation for Building Safety Month
• Resolution declaring water shortage and restrictions
• Ordinance amending workforce housing approval process
• Ordinance establishing e-delivery permit system

Planning Commission

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The board will hold a public hearing on a new entertainment facility liquor license for Peak 18, Inc. (d/b/a Peak 18) located at 505 S Main St., Unit B5. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, agenda, and consent calendars, and informal updates from police, town attorney, and clerk. No other license applications or ownership transfers are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on entertainment facility liquor license for Peak 18, Inc. at 505 S Main St., Unit B5
• Approval of March 17, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda and liquor consent calendar
• Informal updates: police department, town attorney, town clerk, special events

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will meet to review subcommittee updates and discuss strategic goals. The agenda includes a staff update on the Runway neighborhood and a recap of Women's History Month.

• Runway neighborhood update
• Women's History Month recap
• Subcommittee updates for Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, and Civic Engagement
• Discussion of strategic goals

Town Council

The Town Council will hold first readings for three council bills. These include proposals for a new e-delivery permit system, a property conveyance to the Colorado Department of Transportation, and updates to the workforce housing approval process.

• Council Bill No. 4: Ordinance for e-delivery program permit system and fee
• Council Bill No. 5: Ordinance for conveyance of real property to Colorado Department of Transportation
• Council Bill No. 6: Ordinance amending Town Code regarding workforce housing approval process

Town Council

The Town Council will take first‑reading votes on three ordinances: establishing a permitting process and fee for the town e‑delivery program, conveying a right of way to the Colorado Department of Transportation, and amending the code for workforce housing approvals. The meeting also includes a work session on the Blue River Pathway/Riverwalk incentives and a discussion of accessory dwelling units. Additional updates will be given on fire protection, public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and town events.

• Ordinance to establish a permitting process and fee for the town e‑delivery program (first reading)
• Ordinance to convey right of way to the Colorado Department of Transportation (first reading)
• Ordinance amending town code to address workforce housing approval processes (first reading)
• Blue River Pathway/Riverwalk Special Area Incentives work session
• Discussion of accessory dwelling units

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will receive staff updates on seasonal operations and trail management. The body will discuss the Comprehensive Plan, officer elections, and public scoping for the Aspen Alley and Barton Connector Trails Project.

• Public scoping for Aspen Alley and Barton Connector Trails Project
• 2026 OST Workplan
• 2026 Quandary Shuttle and Parking Reservation System
• IMBA Trail Town Designation
• 2026 BOSAC Officer Elections

The Open Space Advisory Commission approved the meeting minutes as presented. It adopted a structured pre‑authorization and registration process for adaptive electric and adaptive mountain bikes on non‑motorized trails, including an online accessibility page. The commission also expressed support for a protective lean‑to shelter for the Reiling Punt preservation project. A motion to enter executive session was approved.

• Approved meeting minutes as presented
• Adopted pre‑authorization and registration system for adaptive e‑bikes on non‑motorized trails
• Supported protective lean‑to shelter for Reiling Punt preservation project
• Moved into executive session under C.R.S.§ 24‑6‑402(4) (motion seconded and approved)

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider a consent calendar item to add a parcel at 108 N Gold Flake Terrace (PL-2026-0048). The meeting also includes a work session on the State of the Open Space Report and updates on Class D majors and Class C subdivisions for Q1 2026. Public comment on historic preservation is allowed, and the Town Council summary will be presented.

• Consent calendar: 108 N Gold Flake Terrace addition (PL-2026-0048)
• Work session: State of the Open Space Report
• Other matters: Class D majors Q1 2026 (memo only)
• Other matters: Class C subdivisions Q1 2026 (memo only)
• Town Council summary

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will introduce the Town Comprehensive Plan and review Planning Commission decisions. The manager will give updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, finances, state legislative session, and communications. Council members will discuss early compliance with Colorado Proposition 123, an e‑delivery system, and hold executive sessions to negotiate a potential open space acquisition in the Upper Blue Basin and real‑property matters within the town.

• Town Comprehensive Plan Introduction
• Planning Commission Decisions
• Colorado Proposition 123 early compliance adoption
• Executive session negotiations on potential open space acquisition in Upper Blue Basin
• Executive session negotiations regarding real property within the Town of Breckenridge

Town Council

The Town Council will conduct a regular meeting to hold first and second readings of council bills and resolutions. The body will also address appointments for the Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission.

• First and second readings of Council Bills, Series 2026
• Resolutions, Series 2026
• Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission appointments
• Planning Commission decisions

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will discuss a Black History Month culinary class and community involvement in Town master plans. The body will receive updates on OPDMD policy and upcoming events including Town Party and Breck Pride.

• Black History Month culinary class
• Town master plans community involvement
• OPDMD policy update from Open Space & Trails Manager
• Town Party and Breck Pride updates
• Subcommittee updates on immigration rights, civic engagement, and diversity

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will meet to review the liquor consent calendar and receive updates from town departments. No public hearings or transfer of ownership applications are scheduled.

• Liquor consent calendar review
• Police Department update
• Town Attorney update
• Town Clerk update
• Approved special events discussion

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will conduct a final hearing on the Stouffer House restoration, landmarking, and addition project at 110 S Harris St. The commission will also approve meeting minutes and agenda, hear public comments on historic preservation, and receive a summary from Town Council. No other projects are listed on the agenda.

• Final hearing on Stouffer House restoration, landmarking, and addition (Project PL-2025-0355) at 110 S Harris St.
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Public comment period on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda items)
• Town Council summary presentation

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Open Space Advisory Commission approved the meeting minutes as presented. After staff discussion of the McCain Recreation Path alignment, the commission voted unanimously (6‑0) to install a double‑vault toilet system at the B&B Trailhead. Commissioners also expressed support for recalling the trail crew up to four weeks early if snow conditions warrant.

• Approved meeting minutes as presented (unanimous)
• Approved installation of double vault toilet system at B&B Trailhead (6-0)
• Supported proposal to recall trail crew up to four weeks early (no formal vote recorded)

Town Council

The Town Council will review the Arts and Cultural Master Plan and funding analysis, then consider two second‑reading ordinances amending the Neighborhood Preservation Policy and the Employee Housing Impact Mitigation Policy. It will also vote to approve the presiding municipal judge and deputy municipal judge. Additional items include a 2026 Q1 cash‑flow analysis, an update to the Capital Improvement Program, and discussions on the Runway Neighborhood budget and related legal matters.

• Ordinance to amend town code for Phase 2 of the Neighborhood Preservation Policy (second reading)
• Ordinance to amend town code for changes to the Employee Housing Impact Mitigation Policy (second reading)
• Resolutions to approve presiding municipal judge and deputy municipal judge
• 2026 Q1 cash flow analysis
• Runway Neighborhood budget review / vertical authorization (including executive session negotiations on vertical pricing budget)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold second readings for two ordinances amending the Breckenridge Town Code. The body will also consider resolutions regarding the appointment and compensation of the Municipal Court Presiding Judge and a Deputy Judge.

• Council Bill No. 2: Amendments to Town Code regarding density, architectural compatibility, environmental design, energy conservation, and defensible space
• Council Bill No. 3: Amendments to Town Code regarding employee housing impact mitigation
• Resolution No. 4: Appointment and compensation of the Municipal Court Presiding Judge
• Resolution No. 5: Extension of the Presiding Judge's appointment and employment agreement
• Resolution No. 6: Appointment and compensation of a Deputy Judge

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will first approve the previous meeting's minutes and the agenda. It will then open a brief public comment period focused on historic preservation issues. A work session will be held to introduce the town's comprehensive plan, followed by a summary report from the Town Council.

• Approval of minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda item)
• Work session – comprehensive plan introduction
• Town Council summary

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council work session will begin with a parking study presentation, followed by planning commission decisions. The legislative review will consider three ordinances: a second reading to amend water charges, a first reading for Phase 2 of the Neighborhood Preservation Policy, and a first reading to change the Employee Housing Impact Mitigation Policy. Additional agenda items include water‑fees rules, manager updates on projects and services, an open‑space presentation, a Montessori building update, and an executive session on negotiations for use of the Old Masonic Hall.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 4 Title 12 of the Town Code related to water charges (second reading)
• Ordinance to amend Town Code for Phase 2 of the Neighborhood Preservation Policy (first reading)
• Ordinance to amend Town Code for changes to the Employee Housing Impact Mitigation Policy (first reading)
• Parking Study presentation (4:00‑4:30 PM)
• Executive session to negotiate use of the Old Masonic Hall

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a second reading of Council Bill No. 1, which amends the Water Ordinance fee schedule. The meeting will also include first readings of Council Bills No. 2 and No. 3, which propose multiple code amendments related to density guidelines, architectural compatibility, energy conservation, and employee housing impact mitigation. Additional items include resolutions, planning commission decisions, and reports from various town committees.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 1, Series 2026 – amendment to the Town of Breckenridge Water Ordinance fees
• First reading of Council Bill No. 2, Series 2026 – amendment to Title 9, Section 1 covering density/intensity guidelines, architectural compatibility, site and environmental design, energy conservation, and voluntary defensible space
• First reading of Council Bill No. 3, Series 2026 – amendment to Title 9, Section 1, Policy 24 (Absolute) regarding employee housing impact mitigation
• Consideration of Resolutions, Series 2026 (specific resolutions not detailed)
• Planning Commission decisions

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The commission will receive staff updates regarding police department videos, recreation software, and elections. The meeting includes a presentation from the Gore Range Gravity Alliance and discussions on town party activation and subcommittee updates.

• Police Department videos update
• Recreation software update
• Election update
• Presentation by Amanda Marchiani of Gore Range Gravity Alliance
• Subcommittee updates on diversity, outreach, education, immigration rights, and civic engagement

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to conduct a preliminary hearing regarding the Stouffer House. The body will also review minutes and receive a summary from the Town Council.

• Preliminary hearing for Stouffer House restoration, landmarking, and addition at 110 S Harris St. (PL-2025-0355)

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing on a new tavern liquor license for LOHI Distilled LLC doing business as Mythology Distillery, located at 201 N Main St. The board will also consider a transfer of ownership application for a hotel and restaurant license from Hearthstone Restaurant Inc. to Salmon Hospitality Group, LLC (Hearthstone Restaurant, 130 S Ridge St). Additional agenda items include updates from the police department, town attorney, and town clerk, as well as approved special events and public comment.

• New tavern liquor license hearing – LOHI Distilled LLC d/b/a Mythology Distillery, 201 N Main St
• Transfer of ownership of hotel & restaurant license – Salmon Hospitality Group, LLC d/b/a Hearthstone Restaurant, 130 S Ridge St
• Police Department update (informal discussion)
• Town Attorney update (informal discussion)
• Approved special events (informal discussion)

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review minutes from the January meeting and approve the agenda. Staff will present updates on field activities, trail alignments, signage, and upcoming projects. The commission will then discuss the 2025 Cucumber Gulch avian monitoring report, the State of the Open Space, and the B&B Trailhead bathroom facilities. Additional items include other open‑space matters and related council business.

• 2025 Cucumber Gulch Avian Monitoring Report
• 2025 State of the Open Space discussion
• B&B Trailhead bathroom facilities
• McCain Recpath alignment update
• Quandary Shuttle RFP

The commission voted to approve the January 12, 2026 minutes as presented. Public comments on the Tiger Road recreation path were noted, and staff provided updates on tree removal, the Dark Sky Initiative, concessionaire programs, and the 2026 Trails Workplan. The meeting also included a discussion of lessons learned from a recent field trip to Jefferson County’s Open Space program. No other formal actions or votes were recorded.

• Approved minutes as presented

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance to amend water service fees. The body will also consider a resolution for supplemental budget appropriations for the 2025 fiscal year.

• Council Bill No. 1, Series 2026: Ordinance amending water service fees in Chapter 4 of Title 12
• Resolution No. 3, Series 2026: Supplemental budget appropriations for fiscal year 2025

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session to review several updates and proposals. Items include an I‑70 Coalition update, Planning Commission decisions, and a legislative review featuring a first reading of an ordinance amending Title 12 Chapter 4 on water charges and a resolution to amend the 2025 budget for a healthcare plan fund. The managers report will provide updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, and open space, followed by discussions on various project updates and planning matters.

• Ordinance amending Title 12 Chapter 4 of the Town Code related to water charges (first reading)
• 2025 budget appropriation amendment for healthcare plan fund (resolution)
• Approval of public art projects – Governor’s 150/250 sculpture & Coyne Valley Road underpass mural
• Mountain Energy Project update
• Little Red School House expansion update

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will approve the meeting minutes and agenda, and will consider a consent‑calendar item for the Hinchey Residence addition at 163 Tomahawk Lane (project PL‑2026‑0003). The commission will also hear public comments on historic preservation (non‑agenda) and receive a summary from the Town Council. The meeting is scheduled from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM.

• Consent calendar – Hinchey Residence addition, 163 Tomahawk Lane (PL‑2026‑0003)
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda)
• Town Council summary
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will consider Resolution No. 2, which would let the town manager acquire open‑space parcels funded in the approved 2026 budget. The council will also hold a town project hearing on the Sawmill/Wellington Lot pedestrian connection (Blue River Pathways). Additional agenda items include a second reading of council bills, a Black History Month proclamation, and public comment.

• Resolution No. 2 – authorizes town manager to execute open‑space acquisitions per 2026 budget
• Town project hearing – Sawmill/Wellington Lot pedestrian connection (Blue River Pathways)
• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2026
• Black History Month proclamation
• Public comment (non‑agenda items, 3‑minute limit)

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will vote on a resolution authorizing the Town Manager to execute open space land acquisitions funded by the 2026 budget. The meeting also includes updates on public projects, housing, sustainability, and mobility. Several planning matters will be discussed, including the Neighborhood Preservation Policy Phase 2 and a town project hearing process for the Sawmill/Wellington lot. An executive session will address negotiations with the Breckenridge Ski Area about potential funding for a special event in April.

• Authorization for the Town Manager to execute open space land acquisitions under the 2026 Town Budget (resolution)
• Neighborhood Preservation Policy Phase 2 discussion
• Town Project Hearing Process discussion – Sawmill/Wellington lot
• Pedestrian Connection (Blue River Pathways) discussion
• Executive session to discuss negotiations with Breckenridge Ski Area for potential funding of a special event in April

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will discuss updates on 2025 equity mini‑grants and review subcommittee reports. It will vote on nominations for chair and vice chair positions and consider a proclamation for Black History Month. The meeting also includes briefings on upcoming council items and community events.

• 2025 equity mini‑grants update
• Chair nomination & appointment
• Vice chair nomination & appointment
• Black History Month proclamation
• Subcommittee updates (Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, Civic Engagement)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider the Sawmill/Wellington lot pedestrian connection project (Project PL-2026-0002) located at 123 N Main Street. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes and agenda, a brief public comment period on historic preservation issues, and a summary report from the Town Council.

• Sawmill/Wellington lot pedestrian connection (Project PL-2026-0002) at 123 N Main St
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda, 3‑minute limit)
• Town Council summary report

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The authority will swear in three new members and appoint officers for 2026. The body will also review the 2025 annual report and process liquor and tobacco consent calendars.

• Swearing-in of Ace Conway, Ashley Zimmerman, and Kelly Lovely
• Appointment of 2026 Chair and Vice-Chair
• Approval of 2025 LMLA Annual Report
• Liquor consent calendar
• Tobacco consent calendar

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will approve the December 9, 2025 meeting minutes and adopt the agenda. Council members will conduct second and first readings of Council Bills, Series 2026, and consider Resolution No. 1, Series 2026, which would make the April 7, 2026 regular town election a mail‑ballot election. Additional items include updates from the Tourism Office, Planning Commission decisions, and reports from various advisory committees.

• Approval of Town Council minutes from December 9, 2025
• First reading of Council Bills, Series 2026
• Resolution No. 1, Series 2026 – mail‑ballot election for April 7, 2026
• Planning Commission decisions
• Breckenridge Tourism Office update

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council work session includes a non‑profit grant video, a presentation on the Thermal Energy Network Phase 2 feasibility study, and a mail‑ballot election resolution. The meeting also provides updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and committees, followed by several executive sessions to discuss negotiations and legal advice on real‑property matters and a special events funding agreement.

• Non‑profit grant video presentation (2:30‑2:45 PM)
• Thermal Energy Network Phase 2 feasibility study presentation (2:45‑3:30 PM)
• Mail ballot election resolution (legislative review, 3:35‑3:45 PM)
• Integrated Pest Management Program discussion (4:05‑5:00 PM)
• Negotiations regarding real property in the Upper Blue Basin (executive session, 5:00‑5:10 PM)

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review and discuss the draft minutes from the December 15, 2025 meeting. Members will hear staff updates on field season activities, bioacoustics, forest management, the McCain Open Space final report, Aspen Alley shuttle service, and concessionaire matters. The agenda includes discussion of the Dark Sky Initiative, a BOSAC field trip, and the 2026 Trails Plan Matrix before moving to other open‑space matters and an executive session.

• Discussion and approval of December 15, 2025 draft BOSAC meeting minutes
• Review of the Dark Sky Initiative
• Review of the BOSAC Field Trip
• Review of the 2026 Trails Plan Matrix
• Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)

Planning Commission

The commission will open with a call to order, approve the meeting minutes, and approve the agenda. It will then allow a brief public comment period on historic preservation, which is a non‑agenda item. A work session will present an overview of the Dark Sky Program. The meeting will conclude with a town council summary and memo‑only reviews of Class D majors and Class C subdivisions for Q4 2025.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda)
• Dark Sky Program overview (work session)
• Memo‑only review of Class D majors and Class C subdivisions Q4 2025