Breckenridge public meetings in 2025

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Breckenridge Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will approve meeting minutes and the agenda, and consider consent calendar items for liquor and tobacco licenses. A public hearing will be held on a new tavern license application from 720 Brewing LLC d/b/a Highside Brewing located at 301 N Main St. The board will also receive updates from the police department, town attorney, and town clerk, and review approved special events before adjourning.

• Approval of LMLA minutes from November 18, 2025
• Liquor consent calendar items (specific items not listed)
• Tobacco consent calendar items (specific items not listed)
• Public hearing on new tavern license for 720 Brewing LLC d/b/a Highside Brewing, 301 N Main St
• Review of approved special events

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review staff updates on field operations and the Quandary Shuttle, and discuss the Trails Plan introduction exercise.

• Approval of November 5, 2025, joint OSAC/BOSAC meeting minutes
• Field Season Update
• 2025 Quandary Shuttle Report
• Barney Ford Exclosure
• Trails Plan Introduction Exercise

Town Council

The Town Council will hold two executive sessions: one to consider acquiring property in the Upper Blue Basin, and another for personnel matters including the Town Manager's annual review. Earlier items include a budget supplemental resolution, appointments, and updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, and open space. The meeting also features a planning commission decision, a liquor and marijuana licensing authority interview, and updates on police digital evidence sharing and building division rules.

• 2025 budget supplemental appropriations (resolution)
• Municipal Court Prosecutor appointment (resolution)
• Intergovernmental agreement for regular municipal election ballot equipment (resolution)
• Executive session to discuss potential property acquisition in the Upper Blue Basin
• Executive session for Town Manager annual review

Town Council

The Town Council will review supplemental budget appropriations for the 2025 fiscal year. The body is also considering an agreement for attorney services and an intergovernmental agreement regarding the April 2026 town election.

• Resolution No. 13: Supplemental budget appropriations for fiscal year 2025
• Resolution No. 14: Agreement for attorney services with Mark Hurlbert starting January 1, 2026
• Resolution No. 15: Intergovernmental agreement with Blue River, Dillon, Silverthorne, and Keystone for the April 7, 2026 election
• Liquor and marijuana licensing authority appointments

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct an educational session on ICC building codes. The body will also hold a work session regarding the rehabilitation of the Stouffer House at 110 S. Harris St.

• Stouffer House rehabilitation work session (110 S. Harris St; PL-2025-0342)
• ICC building codes educational session

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session to review Planning Commission decisions, legislative updates, and a 2026 annual audit plan. The meeting includes a public discussion on neighborhood preservation and structure hardening policies, followed by an executive session regarding legal advice for the Trails at Berlin Placer PUD.

• 2026 Annual Audit Plan
• Trails at Berlin Placer PUD legal advice
• Neighborhood Preservation Policy Phase II
• Structure Hardening and Site Requirements
• 2024 ICC Codes Adoption (Second Reading)

Town Council

The council will conduct a second reading of Council Bill No. 21, which repeals and re‑adopts Chapter 1 of Title 8 of the town code to adopt the 2024 editions of multiple International and Colorado building and safety codes. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of the November 11, 2025 council minutes, approval of the agenda, public comment, and reports from various advisory committees and the town manager. Additional business includes the first reading of other council bills, resolutions, and planning commission decisions. The council will set dates for upcoming meetings in December and January.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 21 – ordinance to repeal and re‑adopt Chapter 1 of Title 8, adopting 2024 International Building, Residential, Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, Energy Conservation, Existing Building, Pool & Spa, National Electrical, ICC Electrical, Uniform Dangerous Buildings, Colorado Wildfire Resiliency, Colorado Model Electric Ready and Solar Ready, and International Fire Codes
• Approval of Town Council minutes from November 11, 2025
• First reading of other Council Bills, Series 2025
• Planning Commission decisions (details not specified in agenda)
• Scheduling of meetings for December and January

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing on a new tavern license for Breckenridge Star LLC, covering units 1F, 1G, and 1H at 500 S Main St. The board will also consider a transfer of ownership for a fermented malt beverage and wine off‑premises license for Saif Petroleum Inc d/b/a Food Mart at 715 S Main St. Additional agenda items include routine consent calendar approvals and informal updates from the police department, town attorney, and town clerk.

• New tavern license hearing for Breckenridge Star LLC, 500 S Main St, units 1F‑1H
• Transfer of ownership for fermented malt beverage and wine off‑premises license, Saif Petroleum Inc d/b/a Food Mart, 715 S Main St
• Liquor consent calendar approval
• Marijuana consent calendar – none
• Tobacco consent calendar – none

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider public comments on historic preservation issues, which are non‑agenda items limited to three minutes each. A work session will be held to develop or revise the Neighborhood Preservation Policy. The meeting will also include routine approvals of minutes and agenda, and a brief Town Council summary.

• Public comment on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda, 3‑minute limit)
• Work session on Neighborhood Preservation Policy
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Town Council summary

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will discuss several second‑reading items, including an amendment to the town noise ordinance, a lease for a Comcast head‑end facility, and adoption of the 2026 mill levy. The council will also hear updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and committee reports, followed by a public recap of the golf season and the 2026 annual audit plan.

• Noise ordinance amendment – second reading
• Comcast head‑end facility lease – second reading
• 2026 mill levy adoption – second reading
• ICC code amendments ordinance – first reading
• Planning Commission decisions

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will consider three second‑reading ordinances: a noise‑code amendment, a lease agreement with Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC for a cable and broadband signal processing and transmission facility, and the 2026 mill levy rate. The council will also conduct a first reading of a comprehensive building‑code ordinance that updates multiple international codes. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Ordinance amending noise sections 5‑8‑5 and 5‑8‑12 of the town code (Council Bill No. 18)
• Ordinance approving lease with Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC (Council Bill No. 19)
• Ordinance setting the 2026 mill levy (Council Bill No. 20)
• First‑reading ordinance updating building, fire, plumbing, mechanical, and other codes (Council Bill No. 21)
• Public comment period (non‑agenda items, 3‑minute limit)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a permit renewal for a small vendor cart and hold a work session regarding an open space plan. The meeting also includes the appointment of a chair and vice chair.

• Climax Jerky small vendor cart permit renewal at 100 S Main Street (PL-2025-0294)
• McCain Open Space Plan work session
• Chair and Vice Chair appointments

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will consider several first‑reading items, including a noise ordinance amendment, a lease for a Comcast head‑end facility, and the 2026 mill levy. The council will also vote on the 2026 budget and the 2026‑2030 Capital Improvement Plan. Additional updates will be given on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and other committee reports.

• Noise ordinance amendment (first reading)
• Comcast head‑end facility lease (first reading)
• Ordinance to approve 2026 mill levy (first reading)
• Adoption of the 2026 budget and 2026‑2030 Capital Improvement Plan (resolution)
• Arts and Culture Master Plan & Structure/Funding RFP scope

Town Council

The council will consider several ordinances, including a noise ordinance amendment, a lease agreement with Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC, and a mill levy for 2026. A resolution will adopt the 2026 budget, approve appropriations, and endorse the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan. These items are presented as first‑reading council bills and a resolution for vote.

• Ordinance amending noise sections 5-8-5 and 5-8-12 of the town code (Council Bill No. 18)
• Ordinance approving a lease with Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC for a cable and broadband facility (Council Bill No. 19)
• Ordinance setting the mill levy for 2026 (Council Bill No. 20)
• Resolution adopting the 2026 budget, appropriations, and the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan (Resolution No. 12)
• Updates from the Breckenridge Tourism Office and Ski Resort

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will meet to approve minutes, consider consent calendar items, and hold a public hearing. The agenda includes two transfer of ownership applications for local businesses.

• Approval of September 16, 2025, minutes
• Liquor and Marijuana consent calendar review
• Public hearing scheduled
• SAIF Petroleum transfer of ownership (715 S Main St)
• Allberto's Mexican Kitchen transfer of ownership (1900 Airport Rd)

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will approve the meeting minutes and agenda, hear public comment on historic preservation, and hold a combined hearing on the Wright Big Sky unit conversion (project PL-2025-0277) located at 160 E Adams Unit 2. The commission will also conduct a work session to update the town’s Comprehensive Plan. An item for a Town Council summary will be addressed before adjournment.

• Combined hearing on Wright Big Sky unit conversion (PL-2025-0277) at 160 E Adams Unit 2
• Work session to update the Comprehensive Plan
• Public comment on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda)
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review several open‑space projects, including the final design for the McCain Open Space area. Members will also consider the 2026 Open Space Grant Review, a parking request for Summit Huts, and the Breck Create International Festival of Arts. The meeting includes updates on the 2026 Open Space Fund and other staff reports.

• McCain Open Space Final Design Proposal
• 2026 Open Space Grant Review
• Summit Huts Parking Request
• Breck Create International Festival of Arts
• 2026 Open Space Fund Pro Forma

The commission approved the minutes from the August 18, 2025 meeting. BOSAC unanimously recommended allocating $100,000 of open‑space funds to Breck History’s 2026 work plan. The commission was evenly split 3‑3 on supporting the Minnie Mine Machine Shop materials inventory project, resulting in no approval. Commissioners approved a joint BOSAC‑OSAC meeting on November 5, moved into executive session, and adjourned.

• Approved August 18, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Unanimously recommended $100,000 allocation to Breck History 2026 projects
• Split 3:3 on support for Minnie Mine Machine Shop inventory – no approval
• Approved joint BOSAC/OSAC meeting on Nov 5, replacing Nov 17 BOSAC meeting
• Moved into executive session under C.R.S. §24‑6‑402(4) (motion moved, seconded)
• Adjourned the regular meeting (motion moved, seconded)

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will hold its regular meeting on October 15, 2025. The agenda includes staff presentations on a Pathway to Homeownership class and a Beginners Guide to Local Government class, guest presenters on open space and theatre, and a social equity discussion covering immigration and subcommittee updates. The meeting also notes upcoming council items, community events, and allows public comment. No formal decisions or votes are listed in the agenda.

• Staff summary – Pathway to Homeownership class
• Staff summary – Beginners Guide to Local Government class
• Presenters – Laura Hickey & Samuel Spicer on McCain Open Space
• Presenters – Jackie Stone on Breckenridge Backstage Theatre
• Social Equity discussion – immigration and subcommittee updates

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session on October 14, 2025. The agenda includes a budget retreat, planning commission decisions, and a legislative review. During the legislative review the council will take a second reading of code amendments for liquor licensing, a municipal court restitution ordinance, and a lease agreement with US Bank. The meeting will also feature a manager’s report, other items, and planning matters.

• Second reading of code amendments for liquor licensing
• Second reading of municipal court restitution ordinance
• Second reading of US Bank lease agreement

Town Council

The Town Council will conduct a second reading on three ordinances that amend the town code on alcoholic beverage licensing, victim restitution, and a lease amendment for the Breckenridge Professional Building. The meeting also includes a first reading of new council bills, updates from the Tourism Office, and appointments to the Social Equity Advisory Commission. Additional agenda items cover planning commission decisions, reports from the town manager and mayor, and scheduling of future meetings.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 15, Series 2025 – ordinance amending Title 4, Chapter 3 of the Town Code regarding alcoholic beverages licensing regulations.
• Second reading of Council Bill No. 16, Series 2025 – ordinance amending the Town Code concerning restitution to victims of crimes.
• Second reading of Council Bill No. 17, Series 2025 – ordinance approving an amendment to a lease of the Breckenridge Professional Building.
• First reading of new Council Bills, Series 2025 (specific bills not listed).
• Appointments to the Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve meeting minutes and the agenda, then hear public comments on historic preservation. The main item is a work session to discuss structure hardening and site requirements under Policy 5R, including potential positive point opportunities. The commission will also receive updates from Town Council and review memo-only reports on Class D majors and Class C subdivisions for Q3 2025.

• Approval of minutes
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda)
• Work session: Structure hardening and site requirements – Policy 5R
• Town Council summary update
• Memo reviews: Class D majors and Class C subdivisions Q3 2025

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session to consider several legislative items, including a second reading of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code. Additional agenda items include first and second readings of various code amendments, a lease agreement with US Bank, and discussions on planning matters such as the Runway Neighborhood deed restriction and Blue River Pathways. The meeting also includes updates from the manager and a public ribbon‑cutting for a new skate park.

• 2024 IECC code adoption – second reading
• Code amendments for campaign finance complaints in municipal elections – second reading
• Code amendments for liquor licensing – first reading
• Municipal court restitution ordinance – first reading
• US Bank lease – first reading

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading for ordinances regarding the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code and campaign finance complaints. The body will also conduct first readings for ordinances concerning alcoholic beverage licensing, crime victim restitution, and a lease amendment for the Breckenridge Professional Building.

• Council Bill No. 13: Adoption of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code
• Council Bill No. 14: Amendments to campaign finance complaints in municipal elections
• Council Bill No. 15: Updates to alcoholic beverages licensing regulations
• Council Bill No. 16: Ordinance concerning restitution for victims of crimes
• Council Bill No. 17: Amendment to a lease of the Breckenridge Professional Building

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will discuss a vacancy seat update and consider a proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month. The meeting will also include updates from five subcommittees, a review of upcoming community events, and a preview of items slated for the next Town Council meeting.

• Vacancy seat update
• Hispanic Heritage Month proclamation
• Updates from subcommittees: Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, Civic Engagement
• Upcoming community events
• Preview of upcoming Town Council items

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will meet to review consent calendars for liquor, marijuana, and tobacco. The body will hold a public hearing regarding a new license application for a specific business on North Main Street.

• Public hearing for new Hotel & Restaurant liquor license: BRCC, LLC d/b/a Rotolo's Craft & Crust at 206 N Main St
• Liquor consent calendar
• Marijuana consent calendar
• Tobacco consent calendar
• Transfer of ownership applications

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to conduct a final hearing regarding a resubdivision plat for BGV Parcel 6. The body will also review minutes and receive a summary from the Town Council.

• Final hearing for BGV Parcel 6 resubdivision plat (PL-2025-0148) at Timber Trail Road

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will consider and vote on the draft minutes from the August 18, 2025 meeting. The body will also discuss the 2025 Naturalist Report, a parking request for Summit Huts, and updates on field season projects such as FOBT, STRAP, and Aspen Alley. Additional public comment and other open‑space matters will be addressed before adjournment.

• Approve August 18, 2025 draft BOSAC meeting minutes
• Discuss 2025 Naturalist Report
• Review Summit Huts parking request
• Field season updates: FOBT, STRAP, Aspen Alley, BreckCreate Trail Mix Series, USFS FWA, BOEC parking, Trail Symposium, SCOC, McCain Open Space Planning
• Public comment on non‑agenda items (3‑minute limit)

The commission approved an expanded scope of work for BreckHistory without additional funding. It unanimously supported letters for the Southern Tenmile Recreation Access Plan and the USFS Mosquito Range land acquisition. Commissioners chose Option 3 for the Ranch at Breckenridge trail network (3‑vote majority) and unanimously approved construction of the Copper Canyon trail. The second design concept for the McCain Open Space site received unanimous support.

• Approved BreckHistory expanded scope of work (unanimous)
• Unanimously supported letter for Southern Tenmile Recreation Access Plan
• Unanimously supported letter for USFS Mosquito Range land acquisition
• Unanimously supported second design concept for McCain Open Space
• Selected Option 3 for Ranch at Breckenridge trail plan (3 votes)
• Unanimously approved construction of Copper Canyon trail
• Approved July 21, 2025 BOSAC meeting minutes as presented

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a second reading of Council Bill No. 12, Series 2025, which amends several sections of the Development Code. It will also conduct a first reading of Council Bill No. 13, Series 2025, repealing older ordinances and adopting the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code into the Building Code. A first reading of Council Bill No. 14, Series 2025, will amend Chapter 12 of Title 1 concerning campaign‑finance complaints. Additional items include resolutions, other business, and Planning Commission decisions.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 12, Series 2025 – amendment of Policies 9A, 9R, 22R, and 33R of the Development Code
• First reading of Council Bill No. 13, Series 2025 – repeal of Ordinances 2020‑12, 2022‑26, 2023‑21 and adoption of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code
• First reading of Council Bill No. 14, Series 2025 – amendment of Chapter 12, Title 1 on campaign‑finance complaints
• Resolutions, Series 2025
• Planning Commission decisions

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session to discuss the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget and five-year projections, review Planning Commission decisions, and consider three first readings of ordinances. The meeting also includes a presentation on the McCain Open Space Plan and an executive session regarding vertical pricing negotiations for the Runway neighborhood.

• CIP budget and five-year projection discussion
• McCain Open Space Plan presentation
• Council Bill 12: Neighborhood preservation policy (2nd reading)
• Council Bill 13: 2024 IECC code adoption (1st reading)
• Executive session for Runway neighborhood negotiations

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session regarding a change of use and employee mitigation relief for Chalet Breckenridge. The meeting also includes a summary of Town Council actions.

• Work session: Chalet Breckenridge change of use employee mitigation relief

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, consider continued and new business including Development Code amendments, and hear a public hearing regarding the Runway Subdivision town project.

• Approval of Council minutes from August 12, 2025
• First reading of Council Bill No. 12: Ordinance amending Development Code policies
• Runway Subdivision Town Project public hearing
• Hybrid meeting held at Town Hall and broadcast live on Zoom

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council work session will hear a presentation from the Summit County Regional Transportation Authority, then take a first reading of Council Bill No.12, an ordinance amending the town code for a Neighborhood Preservation Policy. The meeting also includes updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and financial matters, as well as a discussion of the Blue River Pathways project and a memorandum of understanding on road and project naming with Summit County. Later, the council will hold a work session on adopting the 2024 IECC Energy Code and conduct a hearing on the Runway Subdivision town project.

• Summit County Regional Transportation Authority presentation (2:00‑2:20 PM)
• Council Bill No.12, Series 2025 – First reading of ordinance to address Neighborhood Preservation Policy (2:25‑2:35 PM)
• Blue River Pathways update (3:00‑4:30 PM)
• Summit County addressing, road naming, and project naming memorandum of understanding (3:00‑4:30 PM)
• 2024 IECC Energy Code adoption work session (4:30‑5:30 PM) and Runway Subdivision town project hearing

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will meet to discuss the Runway project and receive training from the Town Attorney. The body will also review updates from five social equity subcommittees.

• Board and commissions training by Town Attorney Keely Ambrose
• Runway project discussion with Director of Housing Laurie Best
• Updates from Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, and Civic Engagement subcommittees
• Vacancy seat update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to conduct a town project hearing regarding the Runway Subdivision. The body will also hold a work session to discuss employee mitigation relief for a change of use at Chalet Breckenridge.

• Runway Subdivision Town Project Hearing at 51 Fraction Road (PL-2025-0170)
• Chalet Breckenridge change of use employee mitigation relief work session

Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority

The Liquor and Marijuana Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing regarding a new license application for Forage Breckenridge LLC. The body will also review consent calendars for liquor and marijuana licenses.

• Public hearing for Forage Breckenridge LLC (d/b/a Forage Breckenridge) for a Hotel & Restaurant License at 322A N Main St
• Liquor consent calendar
• Marijuana consent calendar
• Transfer of ownership applications

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will meet to approve minutes, discuss site visits, and review updates on field operations and open space projects.

• Approval of July 21, 2025 BOSAC meeting minutes
• Site visit to Copper Canyon
• Discussion of McCain Open Space Design
• Discussion of Ranch at Breckenridge
• Discussion of Copper Canyon

The commission approved the June 16, 2025 meeting minutes as presented. BOSAC recommended adding one ADA‑compliant parking spot and four general spots to the BOEC lot. BOSAC voted 6‑1 to recommend the Town Council adopt alternating‑day use for the Aspen Alley Trail during a fall period. A public suggestion for a 400‑meter gravel training track at the McCain property was noted for further study.

• Approved June 16, 2025 minutes (as presented)
• Recommended BOEC parking addition: 1 ADA spot and 4 general spots
• Recommended alternating‑day Aspen Alley Trail use (vote 6‑1)
• Noted public suggestion for 400 m gravel track at McCain property (to be studied)
• Moved to executive session (motion passed)

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session covering several updates and decisions. Items include a groundbreaking for the Runway Neighborhood, a presentation on capacity data, and reviews of trail use, energy code adoption, and pricing updates. The council will also receive reports from tourism, planning, and other committees before moving to an executive session.

• Runway Neighborhood Groundbreaking
• RRC Presentation on Capacity Dashboard
• Aspen Alley Trail Seasonal Use Restrictions
• 2024 International Energy Conservation Code Adoption
• Runway Neighborhood Vertical Pricing Update

Town Council

The Town Council will meet to conduct regular business, including the first and second readings of Council Bills, Series 2025. The agenda also includes a tourism office update and reports from various advisory committees.

• First reading of Council Bills, Series 2025
• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2025
• Resolutions, Series 2025
• Planning Commission decisions
• Breckenridge Tourism Office update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a combined hearing on the Defries Home Childcare Business (CC) application for 91 McGee Lane (PL-2025-0201). The commission will also discuss ex-parte contacts related to quasi‑judicial decisions and conduct a work session on structure hardening and site requirements. Additional items include a town council summary and memo‑only updates on Class D majors and Class C subdivisions for Q2 2025.

• Combined hearing for Defries Home Childcare Business (CC) at 91 McGee Lane, PL-2025-0201
• Discussion of ex‑parte contacts and other matters related to quasi‑judicial decisions
• Structure hardening and site requirements work session
• Town Council summary presentation
• Memo‑only updates on Class D majors and Class C subdivisions for Q2 2025

Town Council

The Town Council will vote on a resolution creating an intergovernmental coalition to intervene in an Xcel Public Utility Commission proceeding. The meeting also includes updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and committee reports, as well as discussions on neighborhood preservation policy and deed restriction matters for the Runway Neighborhood.

• Resolution to form intergovernmental coalition to intervene in Xcel Public Utility Commission proceeding
• Planning Commission decisions (5‑minute item)
• Updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and finances
• Discussion of Neighborhood Preservation Policy
• Runway Neighborhood deed restriction/lottery and vertical pricing updates

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will vote on Resolution No. 11, forming an intergovernmental coalition to intervene in an Xcel Public Utility Commission proceeding. The meeting also includes a presentation of a lifesaving award to Officer Carlos Chavez, a second reading of council bills, and updates from the Planning Commission and a site‑plan modification hearing for BGV Parcel 3.

• Resolution No. 11 – intergovernmental agreement to intervene in Xcel Public Utility Commission proceeding
• Presentation of a lifesaving award to Officer Carlos Chavez
• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2025
• Planning Commission decisions and BGV Parcel 3 site‑plan modification hearing
• First reading of Council Bills and other resolutions, Series 2025

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The commission will conduct a site visit at the McCain Open Space Parcel and review staff updates on forest health and acquisitions. Members will also discuss wildlife monitoring and trail use restrictions.

• Site visit to McCain Open Space Parcel on McCain Dr
• Discussion of 2024 Town and County Wildlife Camera Monitoring Report
• Review of Aspen Alley Trail seasonal use restrictions
• Discussion of 51 Carter Drive Easement
• Review of Copper Canyon Survey results

The commission approved the minutes from the April 28, 2025 BOSAC meeting. BOSAC voted to use die‑bond material for the upcoming signage pilot program on Illinois Gulch trails. A motion to adjourn the meeting was adopted.

• Approved April 28, 2025 BOSAC meeting minutes (as presented)
• Selected die‑bond sign material for the signage pilot program on Illinois Gulch trails
• Adopted motion to adjourn the meeting

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Social Equity Advisory Commission will hear a presentation on the Runway Project from the Town's Director of Housing. Staff will report on McCain Parcel planning neighborhood meetings and the I Am Summit Video 2.0 update. The commission will also review roster changes, subcommittee reports, and upcoming community events.

• McCain Parcel planning neighborhood meetings
• I Am Summit Video 2.0 update
• Runway Project discussion (presented by Director of Housing Laurie Best)
• Commission roster update
• Subcommittee updates (Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, Civic Engagement)

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider several consent‑calendar items for residential developments, including a single‑family residence, a townhome addition, and a duplex addition. It will hold a final hearing on an employee housing project at BGV Parcel 7 Entrada. A preliminary hearing will be held for a second resubdivision plat on BGV Parcel 6. The meeting also includes routine agenda approval and public comment on historic preservation.

• Approve 232 Morning Star Residence (EM) at 232 Morning Star Dr (PL-2025-0167) – consent calendar
• Approve Cirillo Cedars Townhome Addition (SVC) at 505 Village Road Unit 8R (PL-2025-0171) – consent calendar
• Approve Gastman Duplex Addition (EM) at 18 Timber Hill Dr (PL-2025-0176) – consent calendar
• Final hearing for BGV Parcel 7 Entrada Employee Housing (AB) at 11030 State Hwy 9 (PL-2024-0500)
• Preliminary hearing for BGV Parcel 6 Second Resubdivision Plat (AB) at TBD Timber Trail Road (PL-2025-0148)

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council work session will include a safety award presentation, Planning Commission decisions, and second‑reading votes on two ordinances: an amended ALLO agreement and a Comcast franchise agreement. The manager will give updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and committee reports. Additional legislative updates will be discussed, followed by planning matters covering a Montessori school building update and a procedural hearing on a site‑plan modification for BGV Parcel 3.

• Ordinance approving amended and restated ALLO agreement (second reading)
• Ordinance approving Comcast franchise agreement (second reading)
• Planning Commission decisions
• Breckenridge Montessori school building update
• BGV Parcel 3 site plan modification de novo hearing (procedural questions only)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading for ordinances regarding a fiber lease and network operations agreement and a cable franchise agreement with Comcast. The council will also hold a de novo hearing for a site plan modification at BGV Parcel 3.

• Council Bill No. 10: Amended and Restated Fiber Lease and Network Operations Agreement
• Council Bill No. 11: Cable franchise agreement with Comcast of California/Colorado/Florida/Oregon, Inc.
• BGV Parcel 3 site plan modification de novo hearing

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a work session to consider several legislative items, including a second reading of the American Tower lease renewal agreement and first readings of ordinances for an amended ALLO agreement and a Comcast franchise agreement. The council will also approve a resolution for a childcare intergovernmental agreement and discuss updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, and a fiber broadband strategic plan.

• American Tower lease renewal agreement (second reading)
• Ordinance approving amended and restated ALLO agreement (first reading)
• Ordinance approving Comcast franchise agreement (first reading)
• Resolution approving childcare intergovernmental agreement
• Breckenridge Fiber Broadband Strategic Plan discussion

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading for a lease amendment for the Breckenridge Professional Building. The body will also conduct first readings for a fiber lease agreement and a cable franchise agreement with Comcast. Additionally, a resolution regarding child care tuition assistance with Summit County and other towns is on the agenda.

• Council Bill No. 9: Amendment to a lease of the Breckenridge Professional Building
• Council Bill No. 10: Amended and Restated Fiber Lease and Network Operations Agreement
• Council Bill No. 11: Cable franchise agreement with Comcast of California/Colorado/Florida/Oregon, Inc.
• Resolution No. 10: Intergovernmental agreement for Summit County child care tuition assistance

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The commission will review staff summaries regarding Spanish-language fitness and swimming lessons and community bike sessions. Members will also discuss a diversity calendar, housing updates, and reports from five subcommittees.

• Spanish fitness sessions
• Spanish adult beginner swimming lessons
• Pedal Together community bike sessions/clinics
• Celebrate Diversity calendar
• Housing update and discussion

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider three consent‑calendar items, including a site‑plan modification for BGV Parcel 3, a permit for the Payne Residence, and a hazardous fuels reduction project in the Christie Heights subdivision. Public comment on historic preservation issues is scheduled before the consent calendar. A work session on Certified Local Government training will also be held, followed by a Town Council summary.

• BGV Parcel 3 site plan modification (SVC) – 355 N Park Avenue (PL‑2025‑0116)
• Payne Residence (EM) – 467 Hamilton Ct (PL‑2025‑0133)
• Christie Heights hazardous fuels reduction project (CC) – Christie Heights Subdivision (PL‑2025‑0143)

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The commission will meet to review staff summaries and discuss open space and trails. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and general discussions.

• Staff summary for 6-16-2025
• Open space and trails discussion

The commission approved the March 17, 2025 meeting minutes and moved into an executive session to discuss negotiation matters. BOSAC voted 6‑0 to support the BIFA Trail Mix art installations. The commission also unanimously re‑elected Nikki LaRochelle as Chair and David Rossi as Vice Chair.

• Approved March 17, 2025 BOSAC minutes (unanimous)
• Supported BIFA Trail Mix series (6‑0)
• Re‑elected Nikki LaRochelle as Chair (6‑0)
• Re‑elected David Rossi as Vice Chair (6‑0)
• Moved into executive session for negotiation strategy (motion passed)
• No other substantive decisions recorded

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to review legislative items, including a developer agreement for the Runway Neighborhood and a lease renewal with American Tower. The meeting includes a financial audit presentation and updates on public projects, mobility, and housing. Council will also discuss a site extension request from Xcel for 115 Gateway Drive.

• Developer Agreement for Runway Neighborhood (Second Reading)
• American Tower Lease Renewal Agreement (First Reading)
• Xcel Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) site extension request for 115 Gateway Drive
• Runway Neighborhood Phase 1 horizontal infrastructure budget
• Revised Nicotine Intergovernmental Agreement resolution

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading for an ordinance regarding the Runway Neighborhood Project developer agreement. The body will also consider a lease amendment for the Breckenridge Professional Building and an update to a regional nicotine intergovernmental agreement.

• Council Bill No. 8: Ordinance for the Runway Neighborhood Project developer agreement
• Council Bill No. 9: Ordinance amending a lease of the Breckenridge Professional Building
• Resolution No. 9: Amendment to the nicotine intergovernmental agreement to add the Town of Keystone

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to consider a duplex addition and review reports on open space and Town Council activities.

• Dubois Duplex Addition at 20 Timber Hill Drive (PL-2025-0105)
• State of the Open Space Report
• Town Council Summary

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session that includes goal‑setting and a legislative review. During the legislative review the council will take a second reading of the Cucumber Creek Estates extended vesting development agreement and a first reading of the developer agreement for the Runway Neighborhood. The council will also consider a resolution to change overnight parking fees and a resolution for an intergovernmental agreement with Summit School District. The meeting will end with a manager’s report and discussion of the Breck Creative Arts amended and restated funding and operating agreement.

• Cucumber Creek Estates extended vesting development agreement (second reading)
• Developer agreement for Runway Neighborhood (first reading)
• Overnight parking fee changes (resolution)
• Intergovernmental agreement with Summit School District (resolution)
• Breck Creative Arts amended and restated funding and operating agreement

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will consider two proclamations, a second reading of an extension to a development agreement with Christie Heights Partnership, and new business that includes a first reading of an ordinance approving the Runway Neighborhood Project developer agreement, a resolution to change parking rates at town‑owned lots, and a resolution for an intergovernmental agreement with Summit School District. The meeting also includes reports from the Planning Commission, town manager, mayor, and various advisory committees, and schedules future meetings for May, June, and July.

• Immigrant Heritage Month proclamation
• Pride Month proclamation
• Council Bill No. 7 – ordinance extending the development agreement with Christie Heights Partnership (Cucumber Creek Estates)
• Council Bill No. 8 – ordinance approving the Runway Neighborhood Project developer agreement
• Resolution No. 7 – changes to parking rates at town‑owned lots

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will discuss proclamations for Immigrant Heritage Month and Pride Month, review updates on the Rocky AI chatbot and Rec Center financial assistance, and consider a proposal to merge two subcommittees.

• Discussion of Immigrant Heritage Month Proclamation
• Discussion of Pride Month Proclamation
• Review of Rocky AI chatbot update
• Review of Rec Center financial assistance application process
• Proposal to merge Community Influence & Education and Immigration Rights subcommittees

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a final hearing on the historic shed reconstruction project at 303 N Main St (Project PL-2024-0354). The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes and the agenda, a brief public comment period on historic preservation issues, and a summary from the Town Council before adjourning.

• Final hearing on Historic Shed Reconstruction, 303 N Main St (PL‑2024‑0354)
• Public comment on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda, 3‑minute limit)
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Town Council summary

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to review legislative items, including a nicotine flavor ban and a development agreement for Cucumber Creek Estates. The meeting includes a project hearing for the Runway Neighborhood Master Plan and an analysis of exterior lighting codes. The session will conclude with an executive session for legal advice and property acquisitions.

• Second reading of ordinance approving nicotine flavor ban
• First reading of Cucumber Creek Estates Extended Vesting Development Agreement
• Town project hearing for Runway Neighborhood Master Plan
• Amendment to administrative rules regarding drone operation
• Analysis of Town Code Chapter 12 exterior lighting and lumen per acre

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading on an ordinance regarding retail tobacco business licensing. The meeting includes a first reading of a development agreement extension for Cucumber Creek Estates and a public hearing on the Runway Neighborhood Master Plan.

• Council Bill No. 6: Ordinance amending retail tobacco business licensing
• Council Bill No. 7: Development agreement extension with Christie Heights Partnership for Cucumber Creek Estates
• Public hearing for the Runway Neighborhood Master Plan Town Project

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct final and combined hearings for several development projects. The body will review a residential lot subdivision and a vendor cart application.

• Final hearing for Imperial Hotel, BGV Parcel 4 at 1599 Ski Hill Road
• Combined hearing for BGV Parcel 5 residential lots subdivision at Lot 5 Peak 8 Subdivision
• Combined hearing for Sabor a Michoacan large vendor cart at 13445 State Hwy 9
• Consent calendar item for Spies residence addition at 101 Klack Road

Town Council

The council will hold executive sessions for legal advice, negotiations, and property acquisitions. It will then discuss the Runway Neighborhood Developer Agreement. No final actions are indicated in the agenda.

• Executive session for legal advice, negotiations, and property acquisitions
• Discussion of Runway Neighborhood Developer Agreement

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The commission will review and approve the minutes from the 3.17.25 BOSAC meeting and the agenda for this session. It will receive a staff summary and hold discussions on open space, trails, and related council matters. Public comment is scheduled, followed by an executive session.

• Approval of 3.17.25 BOSAC meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda for the April 28, 2025 meeting
• Staff summary (4.28.25 OST staff summary)
• Open space & trails discussion (4.28.25 OST discussion)
• Public comment (non‑agenda items, 3‑minute limit)

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will hold a hybrid meeting to discuss the Town's ADA transition plan, review staff summaries for Women's History Month and Neurodiversity Month, and receive updates from various subcommittees.

• Town ADA Transition Plan Update
• Women's History Month Recap
• April Neurodiversity Month Reminder
• Spanish Instructions on Summons Forms
• Subcommittee Updates (Diversity, Outreach, Education, Immigration, Civic Engagement)

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on April 15, 2025, at 5:30 PM. The agenda includes a public hearing for the Runway Village Master Plan and a preliminary hearing for the Historic Shed Reconstruction. The meeting will also cover town council summaries and quarterly reports on Class D and C subdivisions.

• Runway Village Master Plan public hearing
• Historic Shed Reconstruction preliminary hearing
• Approval of meeting minutes and agenda
• Town Council Summary
• Class D Majors Q1 2025 report

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council meeting will include a work session and a legislative review. Council members will consider several ordinances, including a second‑reading amendment to the single‑use plastics reduction ordinance, a first‑reading ban on nicotine‑flavored products, and a first‑reading development contract for the Runway Subdivision. They will also vote on an intergovernmental agreement with the Intermountain Transportation Planning Region and a readoption of the 3‑Mile Plan. A proposal for a wildlife crossing on East Vail Pass will be discussed.

• Amendment to the Single‑Use Plastics Reduction Ordinance (second reading)
• Ordinance approving a nicotine flavor ban (first reading)
• Ordinance approving development contract for Runway Subdivision (first reading)
• Intermountain Transportation Planning Region intergovernmental agreement (resolution)
• Summit County Safe Passages East Vail Pass wildlife crossing proposal

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading of an ordinance regarding single-use plastics and fines. The body will also conduct first readings of ordinances for tobacco business licensing and the Runway Neighborhood Project development agreement.

• Council Bill No. 5: Ordinance to reduce single use plastics and establish fines
• Council Bill No. 6: Ordinance regarding retail tobacco business licensing
• Council Bill No. 7: Runway Neighborhood Project development agreement
• Resolution No. 5: Intergovernmental agreement for Intermountain Regional Planning Commission
• Resolution No. 6: Adoption of Comprehensive Plan and Land Use Guidelines as the annexation plan

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve meeting minutes and the agenda, then hold a final hearing on the BGV Parcel 2 workforce housing and parking lot improvements at 415 North Park Avenue (Project PL‑2024‑0422). The commission will also discuss the Neighborhood Preservation Policy in a work session and hear a brief public comment on historic preservation. The meeting will conclude with a town‑council summary.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of agenda
• Final hearing on BGV Parcel 2 workforce housing and parking lot improvements (415 North Park Avenue, PL‑2024‑0422)
• Work session on Neighborhood Preservation Policy
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda item)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session to review Planning Commission decisions, discuss a Little Daisy lease renewal, and consider amendments to the single-use plastics reduction ordinance. The agenda also includes a resolution authorizing the Finance Director as a signatory on a state loan and updates on various town projects.

• Ordinance approving Little Daisy lease renewal (second reading)
• Amendment to single-use plastics reduction ordinance (first reading)
• Resolution authorizing Finance Director as signatory on state loan
• Executive session for litigation update and advice
• Discussion on Driving Range Netting Town Project

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a second reading on a lease of the Little Daisy Lode to private parties. It will conduct a first reading of a bill that repeals and replaces Ordinance 12, Series 2023, establishing fines for single‑use plastic violations. A resolution will designate representatives to coordinate with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority on financial assistance matters. Planning matters include a hearing on the Driving Range Netting Town Project and other Planning Commission decisions.

• Council Bill No. 4 – lease of the Little Daisy Lode to Justin Thiede and Kate Kerns (second reading)
• Council Bill No. 5 – repeal and replace Ordinance 12, Series 2023 to reduce single‑use plastics, adding fines and penalties (first reading)
• Resolution No. 4 – appoint representatives to work with state health and water agencies on financial assistance
• Driving Range Netting Town Project – public hearing
• Planning Commission decisions – various planning matters

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission will discuss its overall social‑equity review and role, introduce a new onboarding document, and receive updates from its five subcommittees. Staff will also share updates on the Breck History Smithsonian traveling exhibition for 2026 and a Black History Month cooking class.

• Social equity review & role
• New onboarding document
• Subcommittee updates: Celebrate Diversity, Community Outreach & Engagement, Community Education & Influence, Immigration Rights and Advocacy, Civic Engagement
• Breck History Smithsonian's American Traveling Exhibition 2026 update
• Black History Month cooking class update

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider a consent calendar item for tents at the Beaver Run Summer 2025 conference (620 Village Rd). It will discuss approval of a netting installation at the town driving range (200 Clubhouse Dr). A work session will address the Runway Neighborhood Master Plan Amendment for 51 Fraction Road. The meeting also includes public comment on historic preservation and a Town Council summary.

• Beaver Run Summer 2025 conference and events tents – 620 Village Rd (PL-2025-0039)
• Driving range netting installation – 200 Clubhouse Dr (PL-2024-0505)
• Runway Neighborhood Master Plan Amendment work session – 51 Fraction Road (PL-2025-0011)
• Public comment on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda)
• Town Council summary

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review and vote on the draft minutes from its February 17, 2025 meeting and approve the agenda for this session. The meeting includes a public comment period, a staff summary of various open‑space projects, and an Open Space Trust (OST) discussion of ongoing field projects and monitoring updates.

• Discussion/Approval of February 17, 2025 Draft BOSAC Meeting Minutes
• Discussion/Approval of the meeting agenda
• Public comment on non‑agenda items (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Staff summary covering items such as the Great Outdoors Colorado Community Impact Grant and the Wellington Oro Water Treatment Plant
• OST discussion of the 2024 Cucumber Gulch Preserve Wetland Monitoring Update and 2025 field projects

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to receive a US Forest Service update on the Volpe Center study. Members will review a lease renewal for Little Daisy and a housing authority application to CIRSA. The meeting includes updates on building energy codes and the Runway Neighborhood budget and phasing.

• Ordinance approving the Little Daisy lease renewal (first reading)
• Resolution consenting to a Summit County Housing Authority application to CIRSA
• US Forest Service presentation on Volpe Center study update
• Runway Neighborhood budget updates and phasing
• Building energy code amendments update

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a first reading of Council Bills, Series 2024, including Council Bill No. 4, an ordinance approving a lease of the Little Daisy Lode to Justin Thiede and Kate Kerns. The council will also consider Resolution No. 3, consenting to participation by the Summit Combined Housing Authority in the Colorado Intergovernmental Risk Sharing Agency, and a motion to cancel the April 22, 2025 council meeting. Additional agenda items include a second reading of council bills, planning commission decisions, and various reports from town officials and advisory committees.

• Council Bill No. 4, Series 2025 – ordinance approving lease of Little Daisy Lode to Justin Thiede and Kate Kerns
• Resolution No. 3, Series 2025 – consent for Summit Combined Housing Authority participation in Colorado Intergovernmental Risk Sharing Agency
• Motion to cancel the April 22, 2025 Town Council meeting
• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2024
• Planning Commission decisions

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a final hearing for a master sign plan and a preliminary hearing for a hotel project. The body will also receive a summary from the Town Council.

• Final hearing: Village at Breckenridge Master Sign Plan, 535 S. Park Avenue (PL-2024-0507)
• Preliminary hearing: Imperial Hotel, BGV Parcel 4, 1599 Ski Hill Road (PL-2024-0475)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a hybrid work session to review updates on public projects, mobility, and housing, along with a presentation on Building Hope. The agenda includes a public hearing on driving range netting and a lease renewal for Little Daisy.

• Building Hope presentation
• Driving range netting project hearing
• Little Daisy lease renewal
• 2024 State of the Open Space Report
• Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission appointments

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council meeting will approve minutes, adopt the agenda, and hear public comments. Council members will conduct second and first readings of Council Bills, Series 2025, and consider resolutions. The meeting includes a hearing on the Driving Range Netting Town Project and appointments to the Social Equity Advisory Commission.

• Second reading of Council Bills, Series 2025
• First reading of Council Bills, Series 2025
• Resolutions, Series 2025
• Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission appointments
• Driving Range Netting Town Project hearing

Breckenridge Social Equity Advisory Commission

The commission will receive updates from the Internal DEI Committee and the Breckenridge Police Department. Presenters from Mountain Dreamers will provide an update on the immigration community. The body will also discuss commission seat openings and rules and regulations.

• Internal DEI Committee update
• Black History Month cooking class
• Immigration community update from Mountain Dreamers
• Community engagement update from Police Patrol Sergeant Esteban Ortega
• Commission member seat openings update

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will consider a consent calendar item for the Kuhn Residence Solar project at 201 Briar Rose Ln (PL‑2025‑0009). It will hold a combined hearing on the Village at Breckenridge Master Sign Plan at 535 South Park Avenue (PL‑2024‑0507). The meeting also includes public comment on historic preservation issues and a Town Council summary.

• Kuhn Residence Solar (EM) – 201 Briar Rose Ln; PL‑2025‑0009 (consent calendar)
• Village at Breckenridge Master Sign Plan (CC) – 535 South Park Avenue; PL‑2024‑0507 (combined hearing)
• Public comment on historic preservation issues (non‑agenda, 3‑minute limit)
• Town Council summary (other matters)
• Approval of minutes and agenda

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission will review and approve the meeting minutes from January 27, 2025, consider the agenda, and hear public comments. The commission will receive a staff summary memo and discuss open space and trail issues, as well as related council matters. No specific contracts, ordinances, or fee changes are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of BOSAC meeting minutes from 1‑27‑25
• Staff summary memo (2‑17‑25) presentation
• Open space and trails discussion
• Council matters related to open space
• Public comment (non‑agenda items, 3‑minute limit)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a work session to review legislative items and receive reports from fire protection districts. The body is discussing employee housing agreements, lighting codes, and planning matters including the Cucumber Creek Estates vesting request.

• Second reading of Big Sky Employee Housing Unit Development Agreement
• Second reading of Lighting Code modifications
• Cucumber Creek Estates extended vesting request
• Zero Emission Priority Procurement Policy
• Neighborhood Preservation public outreach plan

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will approve the minutes from the January 28, 2025 meeting, adopt the agenda, and hear public comments. The council will conduct a second reading of two bills: one approving a development agreement with Jennifer Wright and another amending the town code on development, exterior lighting, and signs. Additional items include a Black History Month proclamation, first readings of new bills, resolutions, planning commission decisions, and reports from various advisory committees.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 2, Series 2025 – ordinance approving a development agreement with Jennifer Wright
• Second reading of Council Bill No. 3, Series 2025 – ordinance amending the town code on development, exterior lighting, and signs on private property
• Adoption of a Black History Month proclamation
• Approval of Town Council minutes from January 28, 2025
• Public comment period for non‑agenda items (3‑minute limit per speaker)

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will consider approving a settlement agreement with P8E, SFL Parcel 6 LLC. The item appears under New Business as the sole agenda item for this special meeting. No other business is scheduled.

• Approval of settlement agreement with P8E, SFL Parcel 6 LLC

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold a special virtual meeting on February 7, 2025. The agenda includes an executive‑session discussion of negotiations on applying a development fee to Parcel 6, which is owned by Gondola Properties, LLC. The same topic will be revisited in the public discussion portion of the meeting.

• Discussion of applying a development fee to Parcel 6 (owned by Gondola Properties, LLC)

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission meeting on February 4, 2025 will consider several agenda items. It will approve a consent calendar item for the Rankin Residence at 119 N Pine St. The commission will hold a combined hearing to renew the Oaxacan Bites vendor cart at 327 N Main St. A preliminary hearing will be held for the BGV Parcel 7 Entrada employee housing project at 11030 State Hwy 9.

• Consent calendar approval for Rankin Residence (119 N Pine St)
• Combined hearing: Oaxacan Bites vendor cart renewal (327 N Main St)
• Preliminary hearing: BGV Parcel 7 Entrada employee housing (11030 State Hwy 9)
• Town Council summary (other matters)
• Class D majors and Class C subdivisions memos (Q4 2024)

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will hold its regular meeting on Jan. 28, 2025. Council members will conduct a second reading of a traffic code ordinance and first readings of three new council bills, including a development agreement with Jennifer Wright and amendments to the town code on lighting and signs. A resolution will approve an intergovernmental grant agreement with the State of Colorado, and a public hearing will be held on the Kingdom Park Pavilion and Skate Park expansion.

• Second reading of Council Bill No. 1, Series 2025 – ordinance adopting and amending the 2024 Model Traffic Code for Colorado
• First reading of Council Bill No. 2, Series 2025 – ordinance approving a development agreement with Jennifer Wright
• First reading of Council Bill No. 3, Series 2025 – ordinance amending the town code on development, exterior lighting, and signs
• Resolution No. 2, Series 2025 – approval of an intergovernmental agreement with the State of Colorado for a Community Accelerated Mobility Project grant
• Public hearing on the Kingdom Park Pavilion & Skate Park expansion project

Town Council

The council will discuss a Colorado River District presentation and a Merje open‑space sign plan. Legislative review includes a second reading of the 2024 Model Traffic Code and first readings of a housing development agreement, lighting code changes, and a grant agreement for a mobility project. The manager will report on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, committees, and finances. A planning session will feature a public hearing on the Kingdom Park Pavilion and Skate Park expansion.

• Public hearing on Kingdom Park Pavilion & Skate Park expansion (planning matters)
• Second reading adoption of 2024 Model Traffic Code (legislative review)
• First reading of Big Sky Employee Housing Unit Development Agreement (legislative review)
• First reading of Lighting Code Modifications (legislative review)
• Resolution for State of Colorado Intergovernmental Grant Agreement for Community Accelerated Mobility Project

Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission

The commission will meet to discuss open space and trails. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and general discussions.

• Approval of December 16, 2024 meeting minutes
• Open space and trails discussion

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a preliminary hearing on a workforce housing and parking lot improvement at 415 North Park Avenue (BGV Parcel 2, PL-2024-0422). It will also discuss the Kingdom Park Pavilion and Skate Park expansion project at 880 Airport Road (PL-2025-0001). Public comment will be accepted on historic preservation issues. Routine items include approval of minutes, agenda, and a town council summary.

• Preliminary hearing: BGV Parcel 2 workforce housing and parking lot improvements, 415 North Park Avenue (PL-2024-0422)
• Discussion of Kingdom Park Pavilion & Skate Park expansion, 880 Airport Rd. (PL-2025-0001)
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda items)
• Approval of meeting minutes
• Approval of meeting agenda

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council work session will discuss a site visit to the Timberline Learning Center, a nonprofit grants presentation, and Planning Commission decisions. Legislative Review will include a second reading of the Gaymon Cabin lease for the Summit County Telecommunications Consortium, a first reading of the 2024 Model Traffic Code, and a resolution on the Breckenridge Free Ride Title VI policy. Manager reports will cover updates on public projects, mobility, sustainability, housing, open space, committee reports, and financials, followed by updates on the ADA transition plan, social equity advisory commission, exterior lighting program, employee housing agreement, and driving range netting. The meeting ends with an executive session for legal advice.

• Gaymon Cabin lease for Summit County Telecommunications Consortium – second reading
• 2024 Model Traffic Code adoption – first reading
• Breckenridge Free Ride – Title VI policy/readoption (resolution)
• Exterior lighting program update and code modifications
• Big Sky employee housing unit development agreement work session

Town Council

The Breckenridge Town Council will meet to approve minutes, discuss tourism updates, and conduct first readings on a new traffic code and a lease for the Gaymon Cabin. The meeting will also include a public hearing on a driving range netting project.

• First reading of a new traffic code ordinance
• Approval of lease for Gaymon Cabin to Summit County Telecommunications Consortium
• Public hearing for driving range netting project
• Approval of minutes from December 10, 2024
• Resolution adopting updates to the Town 6 Title VI Plan

Planning Commission

The Breckenridge Planning Commission will hold a preliminary hearing on the Imperial Hotel, BGV Parcel 4 (PL-2024-0475) located at 1599 Ski Hill Road. The commission will also consider the town project for driving range netting at 200 Clubhouse Drive (PL-2024-0505). Public comment on historic preservation issues is scheduled, followed by a Town Council summary before adjournment.

• Preliminary hearing – Imperial Hotel, BGV Parcel 4, 1599 Ski Hill Road (PL-2024-0475)
• Town project – Driving range netting, 200 Clubhouse Drive (PL-2024-0505)
• Public comment on historic preservation (non‑agenda, 3‑minute limit)
• Town Council summary
• Approval of minutes and agenda