Grand Junction, Colorado
Upcoming
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will discuss matters related to Certified Local Government, the Original Mile Keith's Addition Historic District, and the Lincoln Park Historic Residential District. The board will also discuss the National Humane Alliance fountain at Lincoln Park. No formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and updates.
- Discussion of Certified Local Government status
- Discussion of Original Mile Keith's Addition Historic District
- Discussion of Lincoln Park Historic Residential District
- Discussion of National Humane Alliance fountain at Lincoln Park
Urban Trails Committee
Forestry
The Forestry Advisory Board will review the completion of trunk injections on 450 ash trees and discuss proposed standards for natural areas, clearing and grubbing, and other regulations. The board will also hear from the Water Conservation Specialist and consider the IRA Irrigation Grant, the 2026 Licensed Contractor Day of Service, and updates on Four Canyons Parkway.
- Trunk injections completed on 450 ash trees over 6.5 weeks
- Discussion of Standards for Natural Areas
- IRA Irrigation Grant consideration
- 2026 Licensed Contractor Day of Service
- Four Canyons Parkway update
PRAB
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider approving minutes from the May 7 meeting. They will then discuss updates to bylaws, the Botanical Gardens Greenhouse, a CRC update, and damage at Magpie Island. Public comment is invited under 'For the Good of the Community'.
- Approval of minutes from May 7, 2026 meeting
- Discussion of bylaws
- Botanical Gardens Greenhouse update
- CRC update
- Magpie Island damage update
Planning Commission
City Council
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Forestry
PRAB
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Recent meetings
City Council
The City Council will consider consent items including introductions of zoning code amendments for certified irrigation designers and bicycle parking, a zoning ordinance for the Monument Vistas annexation, and a contract for the Persigo Wastewater Treatment Plant. On the regular agenda, they will hold a public hearing on an ordinance setting the city manager's salary and a quasi-judicial hearing to vacate portions of right-of-way along South Broadway and 23 Road.
- Introduction of ordinance zoning 41.09 acres at 888 21 Road (Monument Vistas annexation) to Residential Low-5, with public hearing set for July 15, 2026
- Introduction of zoning code amendments regarding certified irrigation designers and bicycle parking, with public hearings July 15
- Contract approval for construction management/general contractor services for Persigo Wastewater Treatment Plant administration and maintenance building
- Resolution repealing annexation petition for Colorado Infill LTD (1.59 acres at 3009 D 5/8 Road) and renouncing land use control
- Public hearing on vacating approximately 18,629 sq ft of right-of-way along South Broadway and 1,823 sq ft along 23 Road
General
The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority will consider several routine license renewals, a transfer of ownership for Horizon Liquor, an addition of a related facility for Sodexo's campus liquor complex, and a modification of premises for Cornhole Etc. Also on the agenda is a special event permit for the Western Slope H.O.G. Pre-Sturgis Party.
- Transfer of ownership of Horizon Liquor (715 Horizon Dr, Suite #207) to Ariam Liquor, LLC
- Addition of 885 Kennedy Ave as a related facility for Sodexo's campus liquor complex at 1455 N 12th St
- Renewal of retail liquor store and tasting permit for Teller Arms Liquor (2790 Belford Ave)
- Special event permit for Western Slope H.O.G. Pre-Sturgis Party on Aug 1, 2026 at 2747 Crossroads Blvd
- Modification of premises for Cornhole Etc. (2757 S Highway 50, Unit B)
City Council
This is a workshop, not a voting meeting. Council will discuss potential changes to Title 6 (Animal Code) and receive an overview of the Grand Junction Rural Fire Protection District's funding. Appointments to the One Riverfront Commission are also on the agenda.
- Discussion of Title 6 Animal Code amendments
- Overview of Grand Junction Rural Fire Protection District funding
- Appointments to the One Riverfront Commission
General
Arts & Culture
The Commission on Arts and Culture will consider a recommendation for the CRC Transformer Box Mural Project #4, hear a presentation on Avalon Save-a-Seat Artwork by Matt Thornton, and discuss the 2027-28 funding program including eligibility and timeline. Updates on 1% for Public Art projects and a debrief on Take Part in Art will also be covered. The meeting includes approval of May 27 minutes and commissioner evaluations.
- CRC Transformer Box Mural Recommendation: Project #4
- 2027-28 Funding Program - Eligibility Verification and Timeline
- Avalon Save-a-Seat Artwork Presentation by Matt Thornton
- Updates on 1% for Public Art Projects
- Public Art Exhibit Program Reception
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a request to rezone 40.18 acres from Mesa County Residential Single Family – Rural (RSF-R) to Residential Low 5 (RL-5) at 888 21 Road. The commission will also discuss two code amendments from the Housing Affordability Code Task Force regarding bicycle parking and certified irrigation designer requirements. A consent item involves vacating a 20-foot sanitary sewer easement at 2405 Patterson Road. The meeting includes election of chair and vice-chair.
- Rezone 40.18 acres at 888 21 Road from RSF-R to RL-5
- Amend Zoning Code sections on bicycle parking and storage
- Amend Zoning Code sections on certified irrigation designer
- Vacate 20-foot sanitary sewer easement at 2405 Patterson Road
- Election of Planning Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission workshop scheduled for June 18, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.
City Council
The City Council will consider consent agenda items including setting public hearings for July 1 on a new animal code, city manager salary, and vacation of public right-of-way along South Broadway and 23 Road. Resolutions up for vote include support for a regional transportation management organization for a new I-70 interchange at 29 Road, a cost-share agreement for a regional stormwater detention basin at 600 28 ¼ Road, and fee adoption for the Wildfire Resiliency Code. The regular agenda includes non-scheduled public comments.
- Introduction of ordinance vacating ~18,629 sq ft of right-of-way along South Broadway and ~1,823 sq ft along 23 Road (public hearing July 1)
- Introduction of ordinance repealing/re-enacting Title 6 (animals) with public hearing July 1
- Resolution supporting establishment of a regional Transportation Management Organization/Association to reduce ramp trips on proposed new I-70 interchange at 29 Road
- Resolution authorizing construction and cost-share agreement for regional stormwater detention basin at 600 28 ¼ Road with Mesa County and private entities
- Resolution to amend contract for Wildfire Resiliency Code administration and adopt associated fees
General
City Council
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss three main topics: the Grand Valley River Corridor Initiative presentation and update, redevelopment policy, and a multi-modal concept for 7th and 9th Streets. No votes or decisions will be made; the session is for discussion and information gathering.
- Grand Valley River Corridor Initiative presentation and update
- Redevelopment Policy Discussion
- 7th Street/9th Street Multi-Modal Concept
- City Council Communication (unstructured discussion)
- Downtown Development Authority Business Improvement District (other business)
Urban Trails Committee
The committee will vote on an Infrastructure Priorities List and elect a Vice Chair, then discuss MCPH representation. The agenda is largely procedural with no specific projects or dollar amounts listed.
- Infrastructure Priorities List action item
- Election of Vice Chair
- Discussion on MCPH (likely Mesa County Public Health) representation
- Recognition of exiting members
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering a conditional use permit for a 4,755 sq ft bank with a drive-through at 1211 Wellington Ave. They also have requests to vacate portions of public right-of-way along South Broadway and 23 Road, and to vacate two multipurpose easements along South Broadway. The meeting includes election of chair and vice-chair.
- Conditional use permit for a 4,755 sq ft bank with drive-through at 1211 Wellington Ave in MU-1 zone
- Vacation of 18,629 sq ft of right-of-way along South Broadway
- Vacation of 1,823 sq ft of right-of-way along 23 Road
- Vacation of 0.31 acres of two 14-foot multipurpose easements along South Broadway
- Election of chair and vice-chair
Planning Commission
This meeting of the Grand Junction Planning Commission has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.
PRAB
The Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will hear a presentation on a Drought Response Plan that proposes turf reductions at 13 sites. They will also discuss Salt Flats Park, review a community satisfaction survey, and plan for upcoming events including Go Skate Day on June 21 and a ribbon cutting for the 400 Block of Main Street in mid-June. The meeting includes approval of minutes from May 7 and other regular business.
- Drought Response Plan with turf reductions at 13 sites
- Salt Flats Park discussion
- Community Satisfaction Survey presentation
- 6/21 Go Skate Day and Starburst Award Presentation
- 400 Block Main Street Ribbon Cutting in mid-June
Forestry
The Grand Junction Forestry Advisory Board will discuss and potentially act on the IRA Irrigation Grant, forestry bylaws, and new standards for natural areas and tree work. Other items include a marketing company presentation, a recap of recent events, and planning for the 2026 Licensed Contractor Day of Service. The board also will hear updates on staffing, pruning, and the Market on Main event.
- IRA Irrigation Grant
- Forestry Bylaws
- 2026 Licensed Contractor Day of Service
- Tri-Fold Marketing Company Presentation
- Standards for Natural Areas and clearing/grubbing
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on amending the camping ordinance to prohibit enforcement when no overnight shelter is available, and on issuing refunds for development impact fee differences. The consent agenda includes setting a July 15 hearing for the Bennett Annexation of 18.96 acres at the south end of 23 Road, adjusting parking citation fines, and supporting a grant application for the 22 Road railroad crossing safety improvements.
- Public hearing on ordinance prohibiting enforcement of camping on public property when no overnight shelter is available
- Resolution setting a public hearing for the Bennett Annexation of 18.96 acres at the south end of 23 Road (July 15, 2026)
- Resolution adjusting the parking citation escalation schedule
- Procurement of 3/8” aggregate chips for the chip seal program
- Resolution supporting a grant application for the 22 Road Railroad Crossing / West Side Safety Improvements Project
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting and executive session regarding the City Manager. The discussion is limited to personnel matters pertaining to a performance review.
- Executive session to discuss City Manager performance review
General
The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing to decide on several liquor license renewals and a transfer of ownership application. The transfer for Ho Palace at 2740 US-50 was continued from a previous meeting. The body will also consider renewal applications for WestCo Brewing Company, Citrolas, Munchies, and Mesa Spa & Nails.
- Transfer of ownership for Ho Palace (2740 US-50, Suite 101-103) - Beer & Wine license, continued from May 20, 2026
- Renewal for JAWS Brewing, LLC dba WestCo Brewing Company (905 Struthers Avenue) - Brew Pub
- Renewal for J & K Enterprises, Inc. dba Citrolas (759 Horizon Drive, Units M, N, O) - Hotel & Restaurant
- Renewal for Munchies Burgers, LLC dba Munchies (383 29 Road) - Beer & Wine
- Renewal for Mesa Spa & Nails, LLC (2695 Patterson Road, Units 7-8) - Beer & Wine
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will hold a discussion on the proposed relocation of the National Humane Alliance fountain and receive an update on the Certified Local Government application. The board will also consider approval of prior meeting minutes and hear public comment. No final decisions are scheduled; items are under discussion only.
- Update on Certified Local Government application
- National Humane Alliance fountain relocation discussion
City Council
The City Council workshop will discuss three items: a draft of the 2026 Community Survey, a request from the Housing Affordability Code Task Force for a consultant, and a review by the Real Estate Committee. The meeting also provides unstructured time for council members to share ideas and information. No formal decisions are scheduled.
- Review of the 2026 Community Survey draft
- Housing Affordability Code Task Force request for consultant
- Real Estate Committee review
- Unstructured council discussion of current matters
Arts & Culture
The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will hear a presentation on establishing a sister city relationship with Ito City, Japan. The commission will also discuss recommendations for CRC Transformer Box Murals and aRT Murals, and consider a resolution on the Strategic Cultural Plan. Updates on 1% for arts projects and new public art exhibit proposals are also on the agenda.
- Proposed Sister City Relationship between Grand Junction and Ito City, Japan
- CRC Transformer Box Mural recommendations
- aRT Murals review and recommendations
- GJCAC Strategic Cultural Plan Subcommittee Resolution
- Updates on 1% Projects and Public Art Exhibit Program new proposals
Planning Commission
The Grand Junction Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May 26, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission holds a workshop to discuss bicycle parking and storage, parking space configuration, and alternative landscape plans. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the items are for discussion only.
- Discussion regarding bicycle parking and storage
- Discussion regarding parking space configuration
- Discussion regarding alternative landscape plans
City Council
The City Council will vote on consent items including affordable housing agreements and bond assignments, then hold public hearings on multiple zoning code amendments (affecting ADUs, multi-unit redevelopment design, landscaping, signs, lighting, and drive-throughs), an annexation and rezoning for Monument Vistas, and a lease amendment for Las Colonias Business Park. Also introduced are ordinances on camping enforcement and riverfront trail rules, with public hearings set for June 3.
- IGA with Fruita, Palisade, Mesa County for Proposition 123 affordable housing unit credit attribution
- Assignment of 2026 private activity bond volume cap to GJHA for Haven at the Salt Flats and to CHFA for 29 Mile Apartments
- Public hearing: Annexation of 41.09 acres at 888 21 Road (Monument Vistas)
- Public hearing: Rezoning 19.83 acres at 860 21 Road from Industrial Light to Residential Low 5
- Public hearing: Ordinance amending zoning code for Accessory Dwelling Units, multi-unit redevelopment design standards, and more
General
The Cannabis Licensing Authority will hear license renewal applications for three retail stores and one medical store. No other substantive business is scheduled.
- Colorado Greens, LLC dba The Green Horizon, 739 Horizon Dr, Unit B - retail store renewal
- Canna Care, LLC, 250 Fischer Avenue, Unit A - retail store renewal
- RJJ Grand Junction, LLC dba Native Roots, 683 Horizon Dr, #110 - retail store renewal
- RJJ Grand Junction, LLC dba Native Roots, 683 Horizon Dr, #110 - medical store renewal
General
The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing to decide on 15 license renewals, two ownership transfers, one new license application for Fuzzy's Tacos, and a special event permit for the Western Slope H.O.G. Freedom Fest. The meeting is the body's regular session for liquor licensing actions.
- New Hotel & Restaurant license application for Fuzzy's Tacos at 2480 Highway 6 & 50, Unit A
- Transfer of ownership for Junct'n Square Pizza (626 Rood Avenue) and Ho Palace (2740 US-50)
- Renewal of Coloradough (1410 North Avenue) continued from April 15 hearing
- Special event permit for Western Slope H.O.G. '2026 Freedom Fest' at 2747 Crossroads Blvd on June 20, 2026
- Renewals for Red Robin, The Brass Rail Tavern, Trail Life Brewing, and 11 other establishments
City Council
The City Council held a workshop to discuss three topics: a housing needs assessment, the Air Race X event, and assignments for board and commission liaisons. Council members used the session to share information and consider issues that may be taken up at future formal meetings. No formal decisions were made during the workshop.
- Housing Needs Assessment
- Air Race X Event
- Boards & Commissions Liaison Assignments
General
The Affordable Housing Code Task Force met to consider staff‑proposed changes to the TEDS code, discuss the upcoming RFP process, and review overall process improvements for community development. Participants also examined a proposed bicycle storage/parking ordinance that was pulled from the City Council agenda and returned to the task force. The meeting included updates on several pending items and a review of completed actions such as ADA digital compliance and inclusionary zoning linkage fee information.
- TEDS Staff Proposed Changes – presented by Rick Dorris
- RFP Process discussion – led by Duane Hoff
- Process Discussion – facilitated by Keith Ehlers
- Community Development Process Improvement (BakerTilly) – presented by Tamra Allen
- Bicycle Storage/Parking City Council 1st Reading – pulled back to task force (Mark / Mike)
Urban Trails Committee
The Urban Trails Committee will vote on letters of support for the SS4A program and the Riverfront Trail. The committee will also discuss Better Block University and receive an update on the Infrastructure Priorities List.
- Letter of Support for SS4A (action item)
- Letter of Support for Riverfront Trail (action item)
- Discussion of Better Block University
- Update on Infrastructure Priorities List
- Approval of April minutes
Planning Commission
This meeting of the Grand Junction Planning Commission, scheduled for May 12, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission workshop scheduled for May 7, 2026 was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided. The meeting therefore has no substantive actions or proposals.
PRAB
The board will review the minutes from the April meeting. The agenda includes a discussion regarding Riverfront Trail and adjacent areas rules and a tour of the Community Recreation Center.
- Riverfront Trail and Adjacent Areas Rules
- Community Recreation Center (CRC) Tour
Forestry
The Forestry Advisory Board will consider approval of April meeting minutes and hear public comments. New business items include a review of the 2026 Arbor Day, updates to the Forestry Bylaws, a Real-Estate Trifold, an IRA Irrigation Grant, Market on Main 2026, and rules and regulations. Forestry updates cover tree planting summary, Westlake, and the Spring of Memorial Trees.
- 2026 Arbor Day Review
- Forestry Bylaws update
- IRA Irrigation Grant discussion
- Market on Main 2026
- Tree planting wind-down summary
City Council
The City Council will elect a mayor and council president, and consider a resolution to ban the sale or trade of fireworks. They are also setting public hearings for May 20 on several zoning code amendments, a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning of 19.83 acres at Monument Vistas (860 21 Road), a right-of-way vacation, and a lease amendment for Monument Business Park, plus a June 17 hearing on annexing 1.59 acres at 3009 D 5/8 Road. Consent items include contracts for tennis court resurfacing, LED lighting conversion, and street repairs, as well as continuing a development impact fee hearing.
- Resolution to ban sale or trade of fireworks
- Public hearing set for May 20 on zoning code amendments regarding ADUs, multi-unit design, signs, and drive-throughs
- Public hearing for rezoning 19.83 acres from Industrial to Residential Low at 860 21 Road (Monument Vistas)
- Public hearing for annexation of 1.59 acres at 3009 D 5/8 Road (Colorado Infill LTD) set for June 17
- Contract to complete final phase of LED lighting conversion in city buildings
City Council
The City Council is meeting in a special executive session closed to the public. The sole purpose is to discuss negotiations, strategy, and receive legal advice regarding a possible transfer of real property at 2736 Unawep Ave in Grand Junction.
- Executive session to discuss possible transfer of real property at 2736 Unawep Ave
General
The Cannabis Licensing Authority will meet to consider renewal applications for two retail cannabis stores: Lucky Me Dispensary at 2648 Patterson Road and Grand Junction Greenery at 762 Horizon Drive. No other substantive business is listed on the agenda.
- Lucky Me Dispensary, LLC dba Lucky Me Dispensary, 2648 Patterson Road, Unit C – retail store license renewal
- CamCap, LLC dba Grand Junction Greenery, 762 Horizon Drive – retail store license renewal
City Council
The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority will consider five license renewal applications and one transfer of ownership application at its May 6, 2026 meeting. Renewals include Tequila's, Taste of Chang An, Clubhouse 25, Cornhole Etc., and Blue Moon Bar & Grille. The transfer involves Bistro 317 at 317 Main Street. No other business is listed.
- Transfer of ownership for Bistro 317 at 317 Main Street (Savage Soul, LLC)
- Renewal for Tequila's at 2560 North Avenue (Hotel & Restaurant)
- Renewal for Taste of Chang An at 757 Horizon Drive (Beer & Wine)
- Renewal for Clubhouse 25 at 2057 S Broadway (Hotel & Restaurant with 3 optional premises)
- Renewal for Blue Moon Bar & Grille at 120 N 7th Street (Hotel & Restaurant with outdoor dining lease)
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will consider approval of minutes from the April 7, 2026 meeting and receive an update on the Certified Local Government (CLG) program. No formal decisions on specific projects or funding are scheduled; the agenda consists primarily of routine administrative items.
- Approval of minutes from the April 7, 2026 regular hearing
- Discussion item: CLG (Certified Local Government) update
City Council
The City Council held a workshop to discuss three topics: camping on public property, a community survey, and the Urban Trails Committee’s request for representation on the Housing Affordability Code Task Force. No formal decisions were scheduled; the meeting provided an informal setting for council members to share ideas and gather input. Residents may submit comments by email, phone, or at a regular council meeting.
- Camping on public property – discussion
- Community survey – discussion
- Urban Trails Committee request for representation on Housing Affordability Code Task Force – discussion
City Council
This is a special meeting of the Grand Junction City Council convened solely for an executive session, which is closed to the public. The session is to discuss personnel matters related to the council's performance review of the city manager under state open meetings law.
- Executive session to discuss city manager performance review under C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(f)(I)
General
The Affordable Housing Code Task Force will discuss code amendments including bike parking, CID, and shared driveways. They will also review an impact fee summary and consider a letter from the HACTF. Policy discussion and updates on pending recommendations and completed items are also on the agenda.
- Discussion on bike parking code amendments (pulled from City Council agenda)
- Consideration of HACTF letter on impact fees
- Policy discussion on topics including TEDS scope, surveys, and plat expirations
- Pending action items: significant trees, CID, detention ponds (PC hearings TBD)
- Completed items: ADA compliance, inclusionary zoning linkage fee (info only), pre-application meeting/checklist
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a request to vacate a portion of 24 ¼ Road right-of-way, a comprehensive plan amendment and rezone for 19.83 acres at 860 21 Road from industrial to residential low density, and multiple amendments to the Zoning and Development Code covering accessory dwelling units, design standards, and drive-through facilities, among others.
- Vacate eastern 15 feet of 24 ¼ Road right-of-way between Canyon View Park and 2426 G Road
- Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 19.83 acres at 860 21 Road from Industrial to Residential Low
- Rezone 19.83 acres at 860 21 Road from Industrial Light (I-1) to Residential Low 5 (RL-5)
- Amend Zoning Code regarding Accessory Dwelling Units, Design Standards for Multi-unit Residential Redevelopment, and Landscape Substitutions
- Amend Zoning Code regarding Drive-Through Facilities