Grand Junction public meetings in 2023

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 26, 2023, has been cancelled. The posted agenda contains only standard procedural headings with no substantive items to review.

• Meeting cancelled; no rezonings, contracts, or public hearings are listed.

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission workshop scheduled for December 21, 2023, has been cancelled. No business was conducted.

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several license renewal applications for fermented malt beverage, wine, and liquor store operations. The board will also consider a new license application for Smile Hot Pot, LLC at 550 South Ave.

• Renewal: CF Altitude, LLC dba Alta #6316 (2219 Broadway)
• Renewal: CF Altitude, LLC dba Alta #6315 (722 Horizon Drive)
• Renewal: CF Altitude, LLC dba Alta #6312 (107 Grand Avenue)
• Renewal: CF Altitude, LLC dba Alta #6311 (1904 N 12th Street)
• Renewal: CF Altitude, LLC dba Alta #6151 (2896 North Avenue)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special executive session to discuss matters subject to negotiations. This includes the possible purchase of real property at 754 Horizon Drive and the rent or lease of affordable housing at 920 and 1020 Grand Avenue.

• Possible purchase of real property located at 754 Horizon Drive
• Rent/lease negotiations for affordable housing at 920 and 1020 Grand Avenue

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances to adopt a new 2023 Zoning and Development Code and update the One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan. The agenda also includes public hearings for sewer system bonds, property annexations, and a large-scale rezone for Mesa Trails.

• Adoption of the 2023 Zoning and Development Code
• Rezone for 'Mesa Trails' involving approximately 174.3 acres
• Construction contracts for F 1/2 Parkway improvements and sewer replacements
• Annexation and zoning of land at 821 21 ½ Road
• Xcel Energy electric vehicle charging service agreement

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss specific topics including tax-exemption for a secondhand store and school district impact fees. These discussions are intended to analyze information and clarify problems before future formal meetings.

• Tax-Exemption for Secondhand Store
• School District Impact Fee

General

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss exterior upgrades at 710 Ouray Avenue and property matters for 338 S. 2nd Street. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding potential updates to the Historic Preservation By-Laws.

• Exterior repair and upgrade request for 710 Ouray Avenue
• Discussion regarding 338 S. 2nd Street
• Proposed changes or updates to Historic Preservation By-Laws

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing applications for liquor license renewals at various local businesses. The agenda also includes a late renewal application and an ownership transfer for Bin 707 Food Bar.

• License renewals for businesses including City Market #44 and Sam's Club #6360
• A late renewal application for Game Day Billiards
• Ownership transfer of Bin 707 Food Bar to The New West Hospitality Group, LLC

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will review several discussion items including Matchett Park circulation and Crosby Avenue. Updates regarding the Living Streets demo, low-cost improvements, and shared micromobility are also scheduled.

• Matchett Park circulation discussion
• Crosby Avenue update
• 29 Road cross-sections discussion
• Annual Committee report
• Living Streets demo update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a metal recycling and manufacturing facility at 479 30 Road. The commission will also review a plat extension for Lowell Village Phase 2 and a rezoning request for 17.37 acres at 2428 H Road.

• Extension of conditional administrative approval for Lowell Village Phase 2 (32 lots on 1.63 acres)
• Conditional Use Permit for metal recycling and manufacturing at 479 30 Road
• Rezoning request for 17.37 acres from R-1 to R-5 at 2428 H Road

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will discuss the start of tree removal season involving 250 identified trees. The board will also review updates for the Main Street Arboretum and Emerson Park. Additionally, members will review forestry rules, regulations, and educational materials.

• Tree removal season start with 250 trees identified
• Main Street Arboretum marker installation
• Spade moving at Emerson Park
• Review of Chapter 8 guidelines for contractors and tree removal
• Tree Service License Renewals

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss updates from the Housing Division. No other specific business or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Housing Division updates

City Council

The City Council is considering a new Zoning and Development Code and updates to the One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan. The meeting also includes a second public hearing for the 2024 budget presentation.

• Introduction of the 2023 Zoning and Development Code
• Rezone of approximately 174.3 acres for 'Mesa Trails' between 23 1/4 and 23 3/4 Roads
• Zoning of approximately 2.96 acres at 821 21 1/2 Road to I-1 Light Industrial
• Change Order #3 with Garney Construction for Persigo Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
• 2024 Budget Presentation and second public hearing

General

The Dos Rios General Improvement District will conduct public hearings regarding the 2024 budget appropriation and the 2023 tax levy. The board will also establish its 2024 meeting schedule and notice posting procedures.

• Public hearing for 2024 budget appropriation resolution
• Resolution levying taxes for the year 2023
• Establishment of 2024 meeting schedule and notice procedures
• Approval of December 7, 2022 minutes

Historic Preservation Board

The Board will consider a request for exterior repairs and upgrades to the property at 710 Ouray Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions regarding 338 S. 2nd Street and potential updates to the Historic Preservation By-Laws.

• Exterior repair and upgrade request for 710 Ouray Avenue
• Discussion with property owner regarding 338 S. 2nd Street
• Proposed changes or updates to Historic Preservation By-Laws

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to analyze information and study specific issues. Discussion topics include the Zoning & Development Code and an update on the Community Recreation Center design.

• Zoning & Development Code discussion
• Community Recreation Center Design Update

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewal applications for local businesses. The agenda also includes an ownership transfer for Country Club Liquors and a new license application for Smile Hot Pot.

• New liquor license application for Smile Hot Pot at 550 South Ave
• Ownership transfer of Country Club Liquors at 683 Horizon Drive
• License renewals for various restaurants, clubs, and retail stores
• Renewal including an outdoor dining lease for Bistro 317, LLC

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission will consider several land use and zoning requests. These include a rezoning for the Mesa Trails project and an easement vacation at Eddy Drive. The commission will also review a request to rezone property in the Hartman Brothers Annexation.

• Rezoning approximately 174.3 acres between 23 ¼ and 23 ¾ Roads for 'Mesa Trails'
• Vacating portions of a public trail easement at 347 and 348 Eddy Drive
• Zoning 2.96 acres to I-1 (Light Industrial) at 821 21 ½ Road

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission workshop scheduled for November 23, 2023, has been cancelled. No business will be conducted during this session.

General

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss a CRC design update. No other regular agenda topics are listed for this meeting.

• CRC Design Update

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on land annexations and a supplemental appropriation for an unhoused persons resource center. The agenda also includes property acquisitions and lease agreements for vulnerable populations.

• Annexation and C-2 zoning of 1.49 acres at 3175 D Road
• Supplemental appropriation for a resource center for unhoused persons
• Acquisition of real property at 674 23 3/4 Road
• Lease for the property at 261 Ute Avenue
• Annexation of 2.96 acres at 821 21 ½ Road

Planning Commission

The Commission will consider repealing the 2010 Title 21 Zoning and Development Code to adopt a new 2023 code. This includes transitioning zone districts on the official map and amending the One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan for consistency.

• Adoption of the 2023 Zoning and Development Code
• Repeal of the 2010 Title 21 Zoning and Development Code
• Amendment to the One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan
• Request by Ruckman Holdings LLC to vacate a utility easement in Orchard View Way

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to analyze information and study specific issues. Discussion topics include the Sustainability and Adaptation Plan, the Zoning and Development Code, and an Unhoused Needs Assessment.

• Sustainability and Adaptation Plan discussion
• Zoning and Development Code discussion
• Unhoused Needs Assessment discussion

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the Zoning & Development Code Update. The agenda also includes discussion regarding Comprehensive Plan Amendment consistency with the code.

• Zoning & Development Code Update
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment - Zoning & Development Code Consistency

City Council

The City Council and Mesa County Board of County Commissioners are holding a joint meeting. The discussion includes updates regarding roads and mobility hubs.

• 29 Road Updates
• Mobility Hub Updates

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will discuss low-cost improvements and provide a budget update. Updates are also scheduled regarding shared micromobility, sustainability, engineering, and transportation.

• Low-cost improvements discussion
• Budget update
• Shared Micromobility Update
• Sustainability and Adaptation Plan Open House update
• Engineering & Transportation Update

Historic Preservation Board

The board will hold a workshop to discuss its duties, process, and power. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the October 3, 2023, meeting.

• Workshop on Historic Preservation Board duties, process, and power
• Approval of October 3, 2023 meeting minutes

PRAB

The board will review the current Open Space Dedication Policy and proposed revisions. Jeff Anderson will present on sports facilities at Whitman Park.

• Open Space Dedication and Fee In-Lieu Policy review
• Sports Facilities presentation regarding Whitman Park

City Council

The City Council will introduce the 2024 Budget Appropriation Ordinance and hold its first public hearing. The council will also consider using ARPA funds to support a resource center for unhoused and vulnerable persons. Additionally, the council will review zoning changes for property at 3175 D Road.

• Introduction of the 2024 Budget Appropriation Ordinance
• ARPA funding for a Resource Center for Unhoused and Other Vulnerable Persons
• Zoning change for 1.49 acres at 3175 D Road to C-2
• Purchase of RECON Interceptor Police Ebikes
• Mesa Mall Lift Station Replacement purchase

City Council

The City Council will hold a special workshop to discuss concept plans for an unhoused resource facility. The meeting also includes a wrap-up discussion regarding the 2024 budget involving several local organizations.

• Unhoused Resource Facility Concept Plans
• 2024 Budget Workshop discussions with GJ Chamber, IDI, and Air Alliance
• 2024 Budget Workshop discussions with WCLCC
• 2024 Budget Workshop discussions with DDA and DBID

City Council

The City Council will consider resolutions regarding land acquisition for affordable housing and a downtown mobility hub. The agenda also includes introducing ordinances related to transportation engineering standards and city-performed construction.

• Resolution expressing support for a Downtown Grand Junction Mobility Hub
• Grant request to CHFA for 21.45 acres of land for affordable and attainable housing
• Grant request to HUD for the Land Acquisition and Building Acquisition Program
• Ordinance amending Title 29 regarding Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS)
• Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 5176 concerning City Performed Construction of Public Improvement Works

City Council

The City Council and Mesa County Board of Commissioners will hold a joint workshop to discuss the 2024 recommended budget for the Persigo wastewater system. No other specific discussion topics are listed on this agenda.

• 2024 Recommended Budget - Persigo Wastewater System

General

The Cannabis Licensing Authority is reviewing two applications to modify existing retail store layouts. These include structural changes for employee access and remodeling for ADA compliance.

• Western Colorado Marijuana, LLC dba The Garage: remove hallway and expand room sizes at 545 Colorado Avenue
• CamCap, LLC dba Grand Junction Greenery: remodel restrooms and hallways for ADA compliance at 762 Horizon Drive

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will conduct committee elections and address TEDS LOS. The meeting also includes discussions regarding community streets and an annual report.

• Committee elections
• TEDS LOS action item
• Community streets discussion
• Annual report discussion
• Low cost improvements update

Planning Commission

The commission will consider a zoning change for property at 3175 D Road and an amendment to the Transportation Engineering Design Standards. A request by Senergy Builders, LLC regarding Brookwillow Loop and Orion Way was withdrawn.

• Rezoning of 1.49 acres at 3175 D Road to C-2 (General Commercial)
• Amendment to Title 29 of the Grand Junction Municipal Code regarding Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS)
• Withdrawal of rezoning request for 0.23 acres at Brookwillow Loop and Orion Way

Forestry

The board will review forestry updates including tree trimming, removal, and planting statistics. Discussion topics include the Private Ash Treatment Program status and proposed zoning code changes regarding Chapter 8.

• Tree maintenance totals through 10/1: 355 trimmed, 296 removed, and 361 planted
• Private Ash Treatment Program status: 437 requests received and 525 ash treated
• Review of Chapter 8 zoning code changes
• Guidelines for General Contractors and Tree Removal

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss updates regarding tennis and pickleball expansion. The meeting also includes the Orchard Mesa Recreational Amenity Report and a presentation by Supervisor Emily Krause.

• Tennis and Pickleball Expansion Update
• Orchard Mesa Recreational Amenity Report
• Presentation by Supervisor Emily Krause
• Approval of September meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss updates to the Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) and the Zoning & Development Code. No specific details regarding these updates were provided in the agenda.

• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) Update
• Zoning & Development Code Update

City Council

The City Council will consider several land annexations and zoning changes for the Tallman Enclave and Adams Enclave. The meeting also includes discussions on a supplemental appropriation for the Joseph Center Expansion Project and contract approvals for sewer replacements and the Community Recreation Center.

• Annexation of 1.49 acres at 3175 D Road
• Annexation and zoning of 23.35-acre Tallman Enclave
• Annexation and zoning of 0.23 acres at 2738 B 1/4 Road
• Construction contract for 2023 Sewer Replacements
• Contract approval for Community Recreation Center construction manager

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss state registry results for the Plaza Urrutia Handball Court. The meeting also includes updates on the Beehive Structure and a future hearing for 710 Ouray Ave.

• State registry results for Plaza Urrutia Handball Court
• Next steps for the Beehive Structure
• November hearing regarding 710 Ouray Ave. (Rock Shop, Sugar Beet building)

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss several topics. This includes a presentation of the City Manager's recommended budget for 2024 and a discussion regarding Dolores National Monument.

• Presentation of the City Manager's 2024 Recommended Budget
• Discussion regarding Dolores National Monument

Arts & Culture

The Commission will hear a final presentation from BAM and receive a recap of the Hispanic Heritage Celebration. Discussion topics include artist selection criteria for city buildings and the 2024 Downtown Market on Main.

• Final Presentation: BAM
• Hispanic Heritage Celebration Recap
• Redlands Roundabout Phases II Update
• Artist selection guidelines for City Buildings
• Artist selection for 2024 Downtown Market on Main events

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee is meeting to discuss policy priorities and upcoming elections. The agenda also includes an update on the Dos Rios Bridge and a review of the 24 Road Bridge LOS.

• 24 Road Bridge LOS action item
• Dos Rios Bridge update
• Policy Priorities discussion

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 26, 2023, has been cancelled.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop focused on the Zoning & Development Code Update. No other specific business or items are listed for this meeting.

• Zoning & Development Code Update

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several license renewal applications for local businesses. The board is also considering three special event permit applications scheduled for October.

• License renewals for TA Express, Feisty Pint, MOD Pizza, The Warehouse 2565, Board Fox Games, Cruisers Bar, and Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
• Friends of Youth and Nature Fundraiser at Roots Gastrohub on October 21
• Habitat for Humanity of Mesa County 'Hope through Homes' event on October 6
• Colorado Mesa University Foundation 'Steak and Crab Wrestling Fundraiser' at Lincoln Park on October 7

City Council

The City Council will hold an executive session to discuss negotiations and strategy for the potential purchase of real property at 754 Horizon Drive. This meeting is held in closed session pursuant to Colorado's Open Meetings Law.

• Potential purchase of real property located at 754 Horizon Drive

City Council

The City Council is considering several legislative items, including ordinances for the Joseph Center Expansion Project and multiple land annexations. The meeting also includes a listening session regarding housing and people experiencing homelessness.

• Ordinance for supplemental appropriation of the Joseph Center Expansion Project
• Annexation and zoning of 0.23 acres at 2738 B 1/4 Road (Adams Enclave)
• Annexation and zoning of multiple parcels including 232 27 1/4 Road and 2736 B 1/4 Road (Tallman Enclave)
• CDBG 2023 Program Year agreements with Grand Valley Catholic Outreach and Habitat for Humanity of Mesa County
• Resolution for a planning grant for a pedestrian/bicycle facility near 24 Road

City Council

The City Council Workshop will discuss the Community Recreation Center Design, receive a presentation from the State Demographer, and discuss the Materials Recovery Facility. This session is intended for analyzing information and studying issues for potential future consideration.

• Community Recreation Center Design discussion
• Presentation by the State Demographer
• Materials Recovery Facility discussion

General

The Cannabis Licensing Authority will consider applications to modify the premises of two retail cannabis stores. These proposals include a location move and layout changes for security and operations.

• Lucky Me Dispensary, LLC: Move from Suite H to Suites E & F at 2648 Patterson Road
• The Green Horizon: Layout and reception area enlargement at 739 Horizon Drive

Urban Trails Committee

The scheduled meeting for the Urban Trails Committee at City Hall Auditorium was cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for an impound lot at 2105 H Road. The meeting also includes multiple requests regarding property annexations and rezoning near B 1/4 Road and Highway 50.

• Conditional Use Permit for NorthStar Towing impound lot at 2105 H Road
• Annexation of 0.23 acres from County RSF-4 to City C-2 at 2738 B 1/4 Road
• Annexation of 23.35 acres involving properties on 27 1/4 Rd, Hwy 50, and B 1/4 Rd
• Rezoning of 0.23 acres from PD to R-12 at Brookwillow Loop and Orion Way

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss grant updates for Chipeta Playground and the Emerson Skate Park. The meeting also includes progress updates on the CV Tennis and PB project and the Dos Rios project. Additionally, the board will conduct officer elections.

• Chipeta Playground Grant and CHF Grant
• Emerson Skate Park Design and GOCO Grant
• CV Tennis and PB Project Update
• Dos Rios Project Update
• Officer Elections

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop regarding city development standards. The agenda includes discussions on Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) and the Zoning & Development Code.

• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) Update
• Zoning & Development Code Update

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several license renewal applications for local businesses. The agenda also includes a trade name and premises modification, a new license application, and two special event permits.

• 9 license renewal applications including Maverik, Inc. and Scallywags Bar and Grill, LLC
• Trade name change to Full Monty Liquors for College Liquors at 2695 Patterson Road
• New license application for Tepanyaki Japanese Steak House at 752 ½ Horizon Drive
• Special event permit for Central Wrestling Yard Sale & BBQ Fundraiser on September 9-10
• Special event permit for The Beacon and Hilltop Senior Living Communities Garden Party on October 6

City Council

The City Council will consider several legislative items including a rezone for Habitat for Humanity of Mesa County at 3041 D Road. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding grant awards, bond issuances, and the adoption of an EV Readiness Plan.

• Rezone of 1.22 acres from R-5 to R-12 at 3041 D Road
• Lease of approximately 1.4 acres near 919 and 1101 Kimball Avenue
• Supplemental appropriation and ARPA grant for the Counseling and Education Center (CEC)
• Purchase of a Vactor Combination Sewer Cleaning Truck
• Issuance of transportation bonds for the I-70 Interchange at 29 Road

Historic Preservation Board

The scheduled meeting of the Grand Junction Historic Preservation Board for September 5, 2023, was cancelled. No items were listed for discussion or decision.

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will review Chapter 8 of the Zoning Code regarding guidelines for general contractors and tree removal. The board will also receive updates on private ash tree treatments and upcoming seasonal activities.

• Review of Chapter 8 Zoning Code regarding contractor and tree removal guidelines
• Update on 393 private ash trees treated
• Discussion of Volunteer Appreciation Dinner scheduled for 12/11/2023
• Updates on Christmas lights and fall planting

City Council

The City Council and Board of County Commissioners are holding a joint workshop. Discussion topics include public improvements for the Western Slope Metropolitan District and funding for the 29 Road / I-70 Interchange.

• Public Improvements for the Western Slope Metropolitan District
• 29 Road / I-70 Interchange Funding Discussion

City Council

The City Council is holding a special workshop to discuss various local projects and standards. Topics include the I-70 interchange at 29 Road and the Redlands 360 Planned Development. This session is intended for analyzing information for potential future consideration at regular meetings.

• I-70 Interchange at 29 Road discussion
• 4th and 5th Street Improvements Update
• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) Update
• Redlands 360 Planned Development Update
• Riverside Education Center (REC) update

Arts & Culture

The Commission will vote on a potential art exhibit at Visit Grand Junction and finalize an outreach script. Members will also discuss volunteers for the Hispanic Heritage Celebration and artist selection procedures for Farmers Markets.

• Vote on potential art exhibit at Visit Grand Junction
• Finalize script for outreach opportunities
• Volunteer coordination for Hispanic Heritage Celebration
• Discussion of artist selection procedure for Farmers Markets

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a request from M & D Enterprises for a Conditional Use Permit. The proposal involves sand and gravel extraction on 27.8 acres at 2855 C 1/2 Road.

• Conditional Use Permit request for sand and gravel extraction at 2855 C 1/2 Road
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Zoning Board of Appeals

The meeting consists only of a call to order, approval of previous minutes, and adjournment. There are no specific rezoning requests, contracts, or ordinances listed for discussion.

Planning Commission

This Planning Commission meeting is a workshop session. The agenda includes a discussion regarding the Zoning & Development Code Update.

• Zoning & Development Code Update

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several license renewal applications for local businesses. The meeting also includes hearings for new beer and wine licenses and two upcoming special event permits.

• License renewals for Grand International Buffet, Bamboo City, Mama Ree's Pizza + Brewhouse, Fly’n Roosters, Wrigley Field Sports Bar & Grill, Natures Revival, and Lucky Me Liquor
• New beer and wine license application for Pinspiration Grand Junction Arts and Crafts Studio at 2650 North Avenue
• Special event permit for United Way of Mesa County 'Airplane Pull - 2023' at 2828 Walker Field Drive on September 29, 2023
• Special event permit for City of Grand Junction Parks & Recreation 'Chrome & Brews Car Show - 2023' at Las Colonias Park on September 30, 2023

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several land use items including rezoning, property leases, and two potential annexations. The meeting also includes discussions on city charter amendments and a special election scheduled for November 7, 2023.

• Rezone of 1.22 acres at 3041 D Road from R-5 to R-12
• Lease of approximately 1.4 acres near 919 and 1101 Kimball Avenue
• Annexation of Adams Enclave (0.23 acres) at 2738 B ¼ Road
• Annexation of Tallman Enclave (23.35 acres) including 241 27 ¼ Road
• Charter amendments regarding council salaries and city property lease lengths

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Zoning and Development Code, the Orchard Mesa Recreational Facility, and the Counseling Education Center. This session is intended for analyzing information and studying issues for potential consideration at future meetings.

• Zoning and Development Code discussion
• Orchard Mesa Recreational Facility discussion
• Counseling Education Center discussion

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will consider a letter of support for a USDOT grant application regarding the 26 1/2 Rd multimodal bridge. Discussion topics include pedestrian and bicycle traffic counts as well as policy priorities. An update on the shared micromobility pilot is also scheduled.

• Letter of support for USDOT grant application (26 1/2 Rd multimodal bridge)
• Vice Chair candidacy
• Pedestrian and bicycle traffic counts discussion
• Shared micromobility pilot update

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a variance request from property owners Lyle and Catherine Carlile. The request seeks permission to place a 6-foot, solid fence within the front yard setback.

• Variance for a 6-foot, solid fence at 2926 Brodick Way

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission workshop scheduled for August 3, 2023, was cancelled. No items were listed for discussion or decision.

• No agenda items were scheduled due to the meeting cancellation.

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider several license renewal applications for local businesses. The meeting includes reviews of corporate structure changes for two Marriott-branded hotels and decisions on three new liquor license applications.

• License renewals for City Market #1, Kannah Creek Brewing Company, Pablo's Pizza, Dream Cafe, and The Winery Restaurant
• Corporate structure changes for Courtyard by Marriott Grand Junction and Residence Inn Grand Junction
• New beer and wine license application for Angelo’s A Paint Your Own Pottery Studio
• New hotel and restaurant license application for Ristorante Pantuso
• New tavern license application for 7th & Grand Wine Bar

City Council

The City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss negotiation strategies for economic development incentives. The discussion concerns a possible development project located at or near 24 Road and I-70.

• Negotiation strategy for economic development incentives for a potential project near 24 Road and I-70

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances regarding wastewater codes and sales tax credits. A public hearing is scheduled for supplemental funding for the Community Recreation Center and E911 center. The council will also review resolutions related to increasing affordable housing units.

• Ordinance introduction: Wastewater System Code amendment
• Ordinance introduction: Sales tax credit for Western Slope Metropolitan District
• Ordinance introduction: Charter amendments regarding council salaries and property leases
• Public hearing: Supplemental appropriation for Community Recreation Center and E911 center
• Resolution: Property acquisition for four units of affordable housing

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will discuss updates on private ash sign-ups and recent tree treatments. The agenda includes planning for the Farmer's Market and the Western Colorado Community Forestry Conference. Members will also hold a discussion regarding Chapter 8.

• Private Ash sign-ups increased to 377
• 137 trees treated with 97 pending work orders
• Western Colorado Community Forestry Conference on October 12
• Discussion of Chapter 8
• Review of completed work orders from January 1 through July 25

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will review action items for the Teller Institute and progress on the Beehive Structure. Members will also discuss work plan priorities regarding the Comprehensive Plan and receive an update on relocating a shade structure to downtown.

• Teller Institute status update
• Beehive Structure progress discussion
• Work Plan priority discussion
• Shade Structure relocation update

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council is holding a workshop to facilitate discussion on several topics. Items for study include the purchasing policy, Emerson Skate Park, and potential city election ballot items. The council will also discuss the I-70 interchange at 29 Road.

• Charter Amendment for 99-year property leases for affordable housing
• Council salaries
• Purchasing Policy Update
• Emerson Skate Park
• I-70 Interchange at 29 Road

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will vote on a letter of support for a Cinco De Mayo location change and a potential art exhibit at Visit Grand Junction. The meeting also includes a follow-up discussion regarding Makers Space support.

• Vote on potential art exhibit at Visit Grand Junction
• Vote on letter of support for Cinco De Mayo location change
• Makers Space support follow-up conversation
• Commissioner reports on Charisma Chorus and Summer Art Camp

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will discuss a focus group regarding the Resiliency and Sustainability Plan. The agenda also includes an orientation for new committee members.

• Focus Group for Resiliency and Sustainability Plan
• New Member Orientation

Planning Commission

The commission will consider rezoning 1.22 acres at 3041 D Road and a service plan for the Western Slope Metropolitan District. A request for 645 Knoll Ridge Lane was withdrawn, and a sand and gravel extraction permit will be reheard on August 22.

• Rezoning 1.22 acres at 3041 D Road from R-5 to R-12
• Service Plan for Western Slope Metropolitan District at 766 24 Road
• Withdrawn rezoning request for 645 Knoll Ridge Lane
• Sand and gravel extraction permit at 2855 C 1/2 Road (rehearing August 22)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss updates to the Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS). The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the Zoning and Development Code Update.

• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) Update
• Zoning and Development Code Update

General

The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several license renewal applications for local businesses. The agenda includes a request to add a parklet at TacoParty and updates to the corporate structure of Famous Dave’s Ribs, Inc. A special event permit for a wedding reception was also presented.

• License renewals for Walmart, Koi Sushi & Ramen, Teller Arms Liquor, and others
• Request by TacoParty to add a parklet at 125 South 5th Street
• Corporate structure changes for Famous Dave’s Ribs, Inc.
• Special event permit for the Trueblood Wedding Reception on August 8, 2023
• Continuation of Pinspiration Grand Junction Arts and Crafts Studio application to August 16, 2023

City Council

The City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss negotiation strategies for a possible real estate acquisition. The discussion involves property located at or near 2767 and 2773 C ½ Road in unincorporated Mesa County.

• Possible purchase of real property at or near 2767 and 2773 C ½ Road

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting a two-year strategic plan and the 2023 CDBG Annual Action Plan. The agenda also includes contract authorizations for Dos Rios Riverfront Improvements and the Dos Rios Splash Park.

• Adoption of the City's Two Year Strategic Plan
• Contracts for Dos Rios Riverfront Improvements and Dos Rios Splash Park
• Resolution to purchase property for Fire Station 7
• Ordinance introduction for Community Recreation Center and E911 funding
• Variance request for Mustang Ridge Simple Subdivision sewer standards

City Council

The City Council will hold a special workshop to analyze information on several municipal topics. Discussions include the I-70 interchange at 29 Road and the feasibility of cooperative services between local fire departments.

• City Election discussion
• I-70 Interchange at 29 Road update
• EV Readiness Draft Plan review
• Building Services Contract update
• Fire Department cooperative services feasibility assessment

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will consider a letter of support for the Dos Rios Bridge Community Connectors Grant. Discussion topics include sustainability initiatives related to mobility and technical training. The agenda also includes updates on pedestrian/bicycle counts and shared micromobility.

• Letter of Support - Dos Rios Bridge - Community Connectors Grant
• Presentation of Sustainability initiatives relating to Mobility
• Technical Training - TEDS
• 2023 Pedestrian and Bicycle Counts
• Shared Micromobility Q2'23 update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for sand and gravel extraction at 2855 C 1/2 Road. The commission will also review a variance request regarding sewer standards for the Mustang Ridge subdivision.

• Conditional use permit for sand and gravel extraction on 27.8 acres at 2855 C 1/2 Road
• Variance request regarding sanitary sewer standards at 880 26 1/2 Road

City Council

The City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss strategy for negotiations regarding the possible purchase of real property at 2351 H Road. This discussion involves matters subject to negotiation under Colorado's Open Meetings Law.

• Possible purchase of real property located at 2351 H Road in unincorporated Mesa County

City Council

This special workshop is intended for City Council members to discuss and analyze information regarding various topics. The agenda includes an update on housing strategies and time for councilmembers to share ideas or information from boards and commissions.

• Housing Strategies Update

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will discuss the identification of emerald ash borer in Carbondale and Littleton. The meeting includes updates on elm trunk injections and private ash tree sign-ups. The board will also review pruning work requests and the Farmer's Market schedule.

• Emerald ash borer identified in Carbondale and Littleton
• Update on 377 private ash tree sign-ups
• Report of 70 trees treated so far
• Review of 27 pruning work requests in the system
• Discussion regarding Chapter 8

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the Zoning and Development Code Update. No further details regarding specific changes were provided in the agenda.

• Zoning and Development Code Update

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review a staff presentation on the CRC Project update. The agenda also includes updates from other departments and approval of May meeting minutes.

• CRC Project Update
• Approval of May meeting minutes
• Other department project updates

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider several liquor license renewal applications for local businesses. The meeting also includes a review of a special event permit for a summer concert series on Main Street.

• License renewals for Walmart, Old Chicago Taproom II, Fisher’s Liquor Barn, and Fun Junction Liquors
• Special event permit for the Downtown Grand Junction Rhythm and Brews Summer Concert Series

City Council

The City Council is meeting in executive session to discuss negotiation strategies for economic development incentives. This discussion concerns a possible development project located at or near 24 Road and I-70.

• Negotiation strategy for economic development incentives regarding a potential project near 24 Road and I-70

City Council

The council will hold public hearings regarding short-term rental regulations and the annexation of 8.33 acres at Apple Glen West. The agenda also includes items for approval, such as contracts for recreation center engineering and landscaping projects.

• Ordinance amending short-term rental standards and definitions
• Annexation and zoning of 8.33 acres at Apple Glen West
• Contract for Community Recreation Center architect/engineer
• Landscaping and irrigation contract for Pomona Elementary/Kronkright Sports Complex
• Resolution to amend cannabis business fees

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board meeting scheduled for July 4, 2023, was cancelled. No discussion items or updates were listed on the agenda.

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will review final presentations for the Cesar Chavez Celebration and Cinco de Mayo. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a full-time arts position and the SOHO effect on Main Street businesses.

• Final presentations for Cesar Chavez Celebration and Cinco de Mayo
• Discussion of a full-time arts position and Commission housing under P&R
• Discussion of the SOHO effect on Main Street businesses
• Recap from Visit GJ
• Commissioner reports on Juneteenth and Bookcliff Barbershop

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a request to rezone 1.54 acres at 645 Knoll Ridge Lane from R-1 to R-4. The meeting also includes the review of previous meeting minutes.

• Rezoning of 1.54 acres at 645 Knoll Ridge Lane from R-1 to R-4
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to review an overview of the EV Readiness Plan and the Zoning and Development Code Update. No specific decisions or votes are listed for this meeting.

• EV Readiness Plan Overview
• Zoning and Development Code Update

General

The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewal applications. This includes standard renewals and one late filing for Trail Life Brewing. The board will also consider a special event permit for a cancer patient fundraiser.

• License renewals for Citrolas, Famous Dave’s Ribs, and 626 on Rood
• Late filing renewal application for Trail Life Brewing
• Special event permit for the Cancer Patient Fundraiser on July 8, 2023

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council is considering several land use changes, including rezoning near Appleton Elementary and at 31 and E ½ Roads. The agenda also includes an ordinance to amend short-term rental standards and a grant award for the Counseling and Education Center. Additionally, the council will discuss the Regional Water Efficiency Plan.

• Ordinance amending short-term rental standards
• Rezoning 8.33 acres near Appleton Elementary to R-5
• Rezoning 17.42 acres at 31 and E ½ Roads to R-8
• Annexation and zoning of Mustang Ridge 1, 2, and 3
• Planned Development for The Enclave at Redlands Mesa

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will consider a letter of support for Asphalt Art. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Redlands 360 presentation and low-cost improvement priorities.

• Letter of support for Asphalt Art
• Redlands 360 Parks and Open Space presentation
• Low-cost improvement priorities discussion
• Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan adoption update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 13, 2023, was cancelled. No agenda items were listed for discussion or decision.

City Council

The City Council will hold a special workshop to discuss the Zoning and Development Code Update. The meeting also includes time for councilmembers to share ideas on current matters.

• Zoning and Development Code Update discussion

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss an update to the Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS). The agenda also includes a period for other business.

• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) update

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will review several liquor license renewals and one new application for Pour Fellows, LLC. The agenda also includes a late filing renewal and a corporate structure change for the Loyal Order of Moose Grand Junction Lodge 270.

• New liquor license application for Pour Fellows, LLC at 701 Main Street
• License renewals for Rockslide Brew Pub, El Tapatio, and two Safeway stores
• Late filing renewal application for Axeology Group, LLC
• Corporate structure change for Loyal Order of Moose Grand Junction Lodge 270

City Council

The council will consider multiple rezoning and annexation petitions for residential, industrial, and commercial properties. The agenda also includes procurement items for wastewater plant expansion and park reconstruction. Additionally, the council will discuss funding allocations for the 2023 Community Development Block Grant program.

• Rezoning of 17.42 acres at 31 and E ½ Roads
• Annexation and rezoning of Recla Metals at 479 30 Road
• Annexation and rezoning of KIA at 2980 Highway 50
• Change Order #2 for Persigo Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion
• Contract for Canyon View Park pavement reconstruction

PRAB

The meeting includes an item concerning the Orchard Mesa Recreation Facility. Future agenda topics include CRC Design Process Meetings. The provided agenda is primarily procedural.

• Orchard Mesa Recreation Facility
• CRC Design Process Meetings

Historic Preservation Board

The board will discuss work plan priorities and the Comprehensive Plan. Discussion topics also include action items for the Teller Institute and the relocation of a shade structure to downtown.

• Teller Institute - Most Endangered Places action items status
• Work Plan priorities and Comprehensive Plan discussion
• Relocating a shade structure to downtown
• Walking Tour logistics and timing
• Beehive Structure progress update

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss various city projects and plans. Topics include updates on the Purdy Mesa Flowline Project, EV readiness, and transportation design standards.

• Purdy Mesa Flowline Project update
• EV Readiness Plan update
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory & Resiliency and Sustainability Plan
• Transportation Engineering Design Standards (TEDS) Update
• Orchard Mesa Recreation Facility Study

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will review departmental updates including staff reduction and pruning work requests. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the Urban Forestry Management Plan and potential updates to Municipal Code Chapter 8.32.

• Review of 35 active pruning work requests
• Discussion regarding Municipal Code Chapter 8.32 update
• Updates on Main Street Arboretum and tree equity irrigation program
• Review of the adopted Urban Forestry Management Plan

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider a new license application for 337 Colorado Avenue. The board will also review several liquor license renewals, including applications with late filings.

• New lodging and entertainment license application for Melrose Spirit Co.
• Renewal of tavern and outdoor dining lease for Spring Hill Suites
• Late beer and wine license renewals for Axeology, Sodexo, and Kodiaxe
• Renewal of hotel and restaurant licenses for Residence Inn and Outback Steakhouse

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will hear final presentations from the Western Colorado Writers Forum, D51 School District, and Horizon Drive District. The meeting also includes commission reports on recent community celebrations and discussions regarding upcoming outreach.

• Whitman Park Art Presentation
• Western Colorado Writers Forum presentation
• D51 School District presentation
• Reports on Cinco De Mayo and Cesar Chavez Celebration
• Discussion of Art on Saturday, June 17th

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests for residential properties in Grand Junction. The meeting also includes a review of a development plan for The Enclave at Redlands Mesa and an ordinance amendment regarding short-term rental standards.

• Rezoning 2.714 acres at 880 26 ½ Road from RSF-R to R-4
• Vacating 9,966 square feet of right-of-way near 2345 West Ridges Boulevard
• Development plan for The Enclave at Redlands Mesa at 2345 West Ridges Boulevard
• Ordinance amendment regarding short-term rental standards
• Rezoning 8.33 acres north of Appleton Elementary to R-5

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss proposed code amendments regarding Short Term Rental (STR) operations. The commission will also discuss an update to the Zoning & Development Code.

• Proposed code amendments regulating Short Term Rental (STR) operations
• Zoning & Development Code update

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council and Mesa County Board of County Commissioners are holding a joint workshop. The meeting includes a discussion regarding updates and financing options for the Persigo Phase 1 Wastewater Expansion Project.

• Persigo Phase 1 Wastewater Expansion Project update
• Discussion of wastewater expansion financing options

City Council

This joint workshop between the Grand Junction City Council and Mesa County Board of Commissioners includes several discussion topics. The agenda covers the 29 Road/I-70 interchange, the landfill, Faith Heights Property, and a frisbee golf course near the river. No formal decisions are scheduled for this session.

• 29 Road/I-70 interchange discussion
• Landfill discussion
• Faith Heights Property discussion
• Frisbee Golf Course Near the River discussion

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council will review the adoption of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan as part of the city's comprehensive plan. The agenda also includes public hearings for several land annexations and zoning changes. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances regarding public nuisance properties and fire code amendments.

• Adoption of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
• Zoning change for KIA Annexation at 2980 Highway 50
• Ordinance creating regulations for public nuisance properties
• Property purchases at 653 and 655 24 ½ Road for F ½ Parkway Project
• Purchase of a TelemaxEVO Hybrid Bomb Robot

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss several topics. Discussion items include the Water Efficiency Plan, cannabis cultivation, and 2023 Program Year Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding requests.

• Water Efficiency Plan discussion
• 2023 Program Year CDBG funding requests
• Discussion on cannabis cultivation

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will consider committee naming and discuss a historic preservation grant for Union Terminal. The meeting also includes updates on Redlands 360 and the Pedestrian & Bike Plan.

• Committee naming action item
• Historic preservation grant for Union Terminal discussion
• Redlands 360 update
• Pedestrian & Bike Plan update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several requests to change zoning designations in Grand Junction. These include a request for light commercial use on Hwy 50 and increased residential density at the corner of 31 Rd and E ½ Rd. St. Mary's Medical Center also seeks a master plan update and rezoning of small parcels.

• Rezoning 17.802 acres at 2980 Hwy 50 to C-1 (Light Commercial)
• 5-year update for St. Mary's Hospital Master Plan (53.74 acres)
• Rezoning 0.68 acres to Planned Development for St. Mary's Medical Center
• Rezoning 17.42 acres at 31 Rd and E ½ Rd from RSF-4 to R-8

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the MesaTogether Master Plan update. No other business or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• MesaTogether Master Plan update discussion

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from the April 6 meeting and discuss Redlands 360. The agenda contains limited specific details for other items.

• Approval of April 6 meeting minutes
• Discussion regarding Redlands 360

General

The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewal applications for local businesses. The board will also consider permit applications for four upcoming community special events.

• License renewal for Blue Moon Bar & Grille including an outdoor dining lease
• License renewal for Red Robin America’s Gourmet Burgers + Brews
• Special event permit: “Climber’s Social – 2023” at 716 Scarlet Drive
• Special event permit: “Sun, Sips and Scholarships - 2023” at 724 Main Street
• Special event permits for Museums of Western Colorado events

City Council

The council will review ordinances regarding the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan and public nuisance properties. Public hearings are also scheduled for changes to the Sales and Use Tax rate and city council employee compensation. Additionally, several annexation and zoning items are up for introduction.

• Ordinance introducing sales and use tax rate amendments
• Zoning changes for Pino, Recla Metals, and KIA annexations
• Introduction of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan ordinance
• Public hearing on 2023 City Council employee compensation
• Regulation of cannabis product manufacturing ordinances

Historic Preservation Board

The board will debrief the April 29 historic preservation event at Loma School. Members will also discuss the Beehive Structure and resubmitting the Teller Institute for Most Endangered Places. The board must decide whether to proceed with or cancel the May event.

• Resubmit the Teller Institute for Most Endangered Places
• Debrief of April 29 Loma School historic preservation event
• Discussion regarding Beehive Structure
• Decision on whether to proceed with or cancel May event

City Council

This is a special meeting for the Grand Junction City Council. The agenda contains only the administration of oaths of office.

• Administration of oaths of office

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council will hold a workshop to analyze information and study various issues. Discussion topics include board and commission assignments, a nuisance update, and the pedestrian and bicycle plan.

• Board and Commission Assignments
• Nuisance Update
• Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan

Arts & Culture

The Commission on Arts and Culture will conduct a check-in and discussion regarding the community strategic cultural development plan. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the March 22, 2023 meeting.

• Approval of March 22, 2023, meeting minutes
• Strategic Plan check-in and discussion

Planning Commission

The commission will review several rezoning requests for residential and industrial properties. It will also consider adopting the city's Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. Additionally, members will discuss new regulations for cannabis product manufacturing facilities.

• Rezoning 1.12 acres at 3140 E Road from RSF-R to R-5
• Rezoning 9.31 acres at 479 30 Rd from I-2 to I-1
• Phasing schedule amendment for 'Mesa Trails' development at 2350 Highway 6 and 50
• Adoption of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan ordinance
• New regulations for cannabis product manufacturing facilities

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to review and discuss proposed changes to the 2023 Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. This session is for discussion purposes.

• Review of changes to the 2023 Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewals and one new application for Camp Eddy. The agenda includes special event permits for the CMU Grand Valley Beer Fest, the Grand Junction Air Show, and the River Fest. The board will also consider a request to add 450 square feet of outdoor dining at Trail Life Brewing.

• Expansion of Trail Life Brewing to include 450 square feet of outdoor dining
• New liquor license application for Camp Eddy
• Special event permit for CMU Grand Valley Beer Fest on May 19, 2023
• Special event permit for the Grand Junction Air Show in October 2023
• Late filing renewal application for Chipotle Mexican Grill

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on supplemental appropriations for the 2023 budget. The agenda also includes discussions regarding ARPA fund allocations and various construction contracts.

• Ordinance for 2023 budget supplemental appropriations
• Construction contract for Riverfront Trail from Leach Creek to Redlands Parkway
• Annexation of 9.31 acres at 479 30 Road
• Purchase of real property at 640 and 647 24 ½ Road for the F ½ Parkway Project
• Ordinance amending sales and use tax rates

Urban Trails Committee

The committee is meeting to address the Infrastructure Priorities List. Members will also discuss the committee name and approve minutes from February 8 and March 22, 2023.

• Review of Infrastructure Priorities List
• Discussion regarding committee name
• Approval of February 8, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approval of March 22, 2023 meeting minutes

PIAB

The Parks Improvement Advisory Board will review January meeting minutes and financials. The board will also consider a funding request from the Pickleball Club for the Lincoln Park Pickleball Courts.

• Funding request from Pickleball Club for Lincoln Park Pickleball Courts
• Approval of January meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for April 11, 2023, was cancelled. No items were presented for discussion or decision.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss regulations for cannabis product manufacturing facilities. No other business items are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion regarding Cannabis Product Manufacturing Facilities Regulations

City Council

The City Council is holding a special workshop to facilitate discussion and study issues. The agenda includes an ARPA discussion and unstructured communication among councilmembers.

• ARPA discussion

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will discuss updates to the Urban Forestry Management Plan following a Council workshop. The board is also coordinating logistics for Arbor Day, including seedling deliveries and event schedules. Other topics include spring planting updates and street tree maintenance.

• Urban Forestry Management Plan update
• Arbor Day seedling delivery and event planning
• Pomona School planting and Xcel Foundation Grant volunteers
• Street tree maintenance and Hydroton bed repair
• Review of Chapter 8.32

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review the final Urban Forestry Management Plan and receive updates on several park projects. The agenda also includes an election debrief and changes to upcoming meeting dates.

• Urban Forestry Management Plan - Final Plan
• Tennis and Pickleball Expansion Project update
• Dos Rios Playground, Riverfront Improvements, and Splash Park update
• Orchard Mesa Pool Study update
• Changes to June and August meeting schedules

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss potential changes to the 2023 Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding Cannabis Product Manufacturing Facilities Regulations.

• Potential changes to the 2023 Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
• Cannabis Product Manufacturing Facilities Regulations

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewal applications and permit requests. This includes applications for art gallery permits, premises modifications at Walmart, and ownership transfers. The board will also consider various special event permits scheduled for 2023.

• License renewals for Canyon View Softball Complex, Thai Number Nine, Redlands Liquor, and The Park
• Late filing renewal and manager change for Chipotle Mexican Grill
• Art gallery permit application for Uncanny Valley Art Gallery
• Premises modification at Walmart #1280 to increase wine shelving
• Special event permits for GJ Rides & Vibes, STRiVE series, and CMU Spring Concert

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the allocation of ARPA funds for land acquisition and the annexation of the Clear Creek Enclave. The council will also consider introducing several ordinances related to cannabis manufacturing, the city budget, and pedestrian plans.

• Public hearing for ARPA funds allocation to Land and Building Acquisition Program
• Annexation and R-5 zoning of 3.86 acres in Brookdale Subdivision
• Contract for Riverfront Trail construction from Leach Creek to Redlands Parkway Trail
• Introduction of ordinances for cannabis manufacturing regulations
• Outdoor dining lease expansion for Trail Life Brewing at 436 Main Street

Historic Preservation Board

The Board will hold public hearings regarding two properties on North 7th Street. One proposal involves converting a garage into a short-term rental, while another concerns adding a classroom building.

• Garage conversion to short-term rental at 417 North 7th Street
• Classroom building addition and carport relocation at 715 North 7th Street
• Postponement of Historic Preservation Day

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council will hold a workshop to discuss several city plans and regulations. Topics include the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan, the Urban Forestry Management Plan, and regulations for cannabis product manufacturers. This session is intended for studying issues before future formal consideration.

• Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan discussion
• Urban Forestry Management Plan discussion
• Discussion on regulations for cannabis product manufacturers

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider ordinances to adopt a new Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan as part of the 2020 One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan. The commission will also discuss repealing and replacing the 2010 Title 21 Zoning and Development Code.

• Adoption of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
• Repeal and replacement of the 2010 Title 21 Zoning and Development Code
• Amendment of Ordinance No. 4986 to align zone districts with code updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is conducting a workshop regarding the draft of the Zoning & Development Code public hearing. The agenda contains no other specific items beyond general other business.

• Zoning & Development Code: Public hearing draft

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will introduce new members and assign art grant adoptees. The commission also plans to discuss its bylaws, goals, and preparations for the April strategic plan check-in.

• New member introduction
• Art Grant Adoptee Assignments
• Discussion of bylaws, goals, and future ideas
• Strategic Plan check-in preparation

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will review summary changes from the draft to the final Pedestrian and Bicycle Final Plan. The committee will also discuss the 2023 Infrastructure Priorities List and the CDBG List.

• Summary of changes for the Pedestrian and Bicycle Final Plan
• 2023 Infrastructure Priorities List
• CDBG List discussion

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a special workshop to review a draft for a public hearing regarding the Zoning & Development Code. The agenda contains no other specific items.

• Zoning & Development Code: Public Hearing Draft

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider several liquor license renewals and corporate structure changes. The meeting also includes applications for premises modifications at two Walmart locations and a special event permit for Southwest Arbor Fest.

• License renewals for businesses including Guru’s Kitchen and Two Rivers Tavern
• Corporate structure changes for KAFM Radio, Courtyard by Marriott, and Residence Inn Grand Junction
• Premises modifications at Walmart #5099 and Walmart #4491 Market to add wine shelving
• Special event permit application for Southwest Arbor Fest - 2023 on April 22, 2023

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances for an Accessory Dwelling Unit Production Program and updated cannabis licensing regulations. The agenda also includes a grant application for North Avenue transit improvements and the creation of an alley improvement district.

• Accessory Dwelling Unit Production Program ordinance
• Cannabis licensing regulation amendments
• North Avenue Enhanced Transit Corridor grant application
• Clear Creek Enclave annexation and zoning
• Creation of Alley Improvement District No. ST-23

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider annexing and rezoning 3.86 acres of property within the Brookdale Subdivision. The proposal seeks to change the area from a County PUD to R-5 residential zoning.

• Rezoning 3.86 acres in Brookdale Subdivision from County PUD to R-5
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the consolidated draft of the Zoning and Development Code. This session follows the conclusion of the regular Planning Commission hearing.

• Zoning & Development Code: Consolidated Draft

City Council

This workshop is intended for City Council members to analyze information and study issues. Discussion topics include the Zoning and Development Code Update, unhoused survey results, and the Land Acquisition Program.

• Zoning and Development Code Update discussion
• Review of unhoused survey results
• Land Acquisition Program discussion

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will discuss updates to the Urban Forestry Management Plan draft and tree lists. The agenda includes reports on recent tree removals and upcoming spring plantings at several locations. Members will also review outreach for private ash treatment and Arbor Day preparations.

• Update on the Urban Forestry Management Plan draft
• Outreach for 2023 Private Ash Treatment
• Report of 197 tree removals as of January 6, 2023
• Spring plantings at RSP, Las Colonias, Canyon View, and Pomona Elementary
• Review of Chapter 8.32

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the consolidated draft of the Zoning & Development Code. No other specific agenda items are listed beyond other business.

• Review of the Zoning & Development Code consolidated draft

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council and Mesa County Board of Commissioners are holding a joint meeting. Discussion topics include 29 road updates, recycling, and Japanese beetles.

• 29 Road Updates
• Japanese beetle discussion
• Recycling discussion

City Council

The Grand Junction City Council held a special meeting for an executive session. The session was scheduled to discuss personnel matters regarding the City Manager and the City Attorney.

• Executive session regarding City Manager personnel matters
• Executive session regarding City Attorney personnel matters

Urban Trails Committee

The scheduled meeting of the Grand Junction Urban Trails Committee for March 8, 2023, was cancelled. No items were presented for discussion or action.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the Zoning and Development Code. The agenda includes a review of the code's consolidated draft.

• Review of the Zoning & Development Code consolidated draft

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss plans for May 13th Historic Preservation Day. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the February 7, 2023, meeting.

• Discussion regarding May 13th Historic Preservation Day

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review minutes from the February 2 meeting. Superintendent Randy Coleman will provide a presentation. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Painted Bowl, Root for Our Trees mailing, and 2023 budgeted projects.

• Approval of February 2 meeting minutes
• Superintendent presentation by Randy Coleman
• Discussion regarding Painted Bowl
• Root for Our Trees mailing
• Review of 2023 budgeted projects

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority is reviewing several liquor license renewals, including one late filing. The agenda also includes applications for trade name changes, ownership transfers, and special event permits.

• License renewals for businesses such as Buffalo Wild Wings and Edgewater Brewery
• Trade name change from Liquor You Liquor to Liquor Me Liquor
• Application to increase cooler space at Alta on Horizon Drive
• Ownership transfer of Good Judy’s on North 1st Street
• Special event permits for the Maverick Classic and Taste of the Grand Valley

City Council

The City Council will consider several land-use items, including rezoning and annexations. The meeting also includes discussions on leasing city property and managing ARPA grant funds.

• Rezoning of 17.37 acres at 2428 H Road from R-1 to R-5
• Annexation and zoning of 17.42 acres for Grand Valley Estates
• Ordinance to lease City property to Gray Media Group
• Supplemental appropriation for ARPA grant awards
• Introduction of an Accessory Dwelling Unit Production Program ordinance

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 28, 2023, was cancelled. No agenda items were listed for discussion or decision.

City Council

The City Council workshop includes discussions on the cannabis randomized selection process and a draft pedestrian and bicycle plan. Members will also review council policies, zoning and development code updates, and land acquisition funding implementation. This session is intended to analyze information for consideration at future meetings.

• Cannabis Randomized Selection Process
• Draft Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
• Council Policies
• Zoning and Development Code Update
• Implementation of a Land Acquisition Funding Program

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the Pedestrian & Bicycle Plan. The meeting also includes a review of the consolidated draft for the Zoning & Development Code.

• Pedestrian & Bicycle Plan discussion
• Zoning & Development Code: Consolidated Draft review

Urban Trails Committee

The Urban Trails Committee will meet to discuss the Infrastructure Priorities List. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and updates.

• Discussion of the Infrastructure Priorities List

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will meet to approve minutes from the January 25, 2023 meeting. The agenda also includes a scheduled period for grant funding disbursements.

• Grant funding disbursements
• Approval of January 25, 2023 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority will review several license renewal applications and requests to modify premises. This includes applications from three Safeway locations to permanently expand their alcohol product placement areas. The board will also consider late-filed renewals and changes in corporate structure.

• License renewals for Texas Roadhouse, Moody’s Lounge, and The Hog and the Hen Spirits
• Late renewal application for Stop N Save No. Three
• Premises modifications for Safeway stores on Broadway, Patterson Road, and Horizon Drive
• Corporate structure change for The Brass Rail Tavern

City Council

The City Council will hold a special executive session to discuss negotiations and strategy regarding the possible purchase of real property located at 655 24 ½ Road. This meeting is held in closed session pursuant to Colorado's Open Meetings Law.

• Possible purchase of real property at 655 24 ½ Road

City Council

The City Council will review ARPA grant awards for community outreach and housing organizations. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding building height adjustments at 365 W Ridges Boulevard and a land annexation at 2795 Riverside Parkway.

• ARPA grant awards to Grand Valley Catholic Outreach and Housing Resources of Western Colorado
• Zoning amendment for building height at 365 W Ridges Boulevard
• Annexation and rezoning of 1.45 acres at 2795 Riverside Parkway
• Change order #2 for Persigo Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 1 Expansion Project
• Contract for aggregate road material for the 2023 Chip Seal Program

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request from Vista 5, LLP. The proposal seeks to change the density of 17.37 acres at 2428 H Road from R-1 to R-5.

• Rezoning of 17.37 acres at 2428 H Road from R-1 to R-5
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss ARPA and regulations for cannabis product manufacturers. This session is intended for analyzing information and studying issues for future consideration.

• Discussion on ARPA
• Discussion on regulations for cannabis product manufacturers

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss potential regulations for short-term rentals. No other specific items were listed on the agenda.

• Discussion on potential short term rental regulations

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will discuss several letters of support for regional transit and safety projects. Members will also receive updates on the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan and infrastructure priorities. A special meeting is scheduled for March 22 regarding a Ped Bike Plan recommendation.

• Letter of Support - RTPO
• Letter of Support - Union Station
• Letter of Support - Mesa County Orchard Avenue Safety and Connectivity Project
• Infrastructure Priorities List
• SRTS Project Recommendations

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss the historic designation of Plaza Urrutia Fronton. The meeting will also cover planned 2023 activities, including a walking tour and signage projects.

• Historic Designation of Plaza Urrutia Fronton
• Decades Walking Tour on May 13, 2023
• Then and Now Photo Display
• Teller Institute Most Endangered Places Nomination
• Beehive Interpretive Signage

Forestry

This agenda consists of standard procedural items and general updates. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in the document.

• Approval of January 13 meeting minutes
• Forestry updates
• New business

PRAB

The board will review minutes from the January meeting. Agenda topics include Camelback Gardens Dedication, Painted Bowl, and the Urban Forestry Management Plan.

• Camelback Gardens Dedication
• Urban Forestry Management Plan
• Painted Bowl
• JUCO Food Vendor Selection Meeting Representation

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will consider several liquor license renewal applications, including those with late filings. The agenda also includes requests to permanently expand alcohol product placement areas at three City Market locations.

• License renewals for Lucky Me Liquor, Bananas Fun Park, Natural Grocers, Sam’s Club, Love’s Travel Stops, and Hotel Maverick
• Late filing renewal applications for City Market #44 and Stop N Save No. Three
• Renewal and manager registration application for Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites Grand Junction
• Premises modifications to expand alcohol product placement at three City Market locations

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance to prohibit the establishment of new or relocated gaming businesses. The agenda also includes resuming design and planning for the Orchard Mesa Pool renovation. Additionally, the council will hold hearings regarding downtown district expansions and land annexation.

• Ordinance establishing a moratorium on new or relocated gaming establishments
• Resuming design and planning for Orchard Mesa Pool renovation
• Inclusion of 905 Struthers Avenue in Downtown Development Authority and Business Improvement District
• Annexation and R-12 zoning of 17.42 acres at the northeast corner of 31 Road and E ½ Road
• Intent to create Alley Improvement District No. ST-23

City Council

The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss the implementation of the housing strategy, including landbanking and ADU production. The council will also discuss updates to the Zoning and Development Code.

• Housing Strategy Implementation (Landbanking and ADU Production Program)
• Zoning and Development Code Update

Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts and Culture will discuss its Bylaws and Statement of Intent. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the WCWF/TED X Event and several organizational reports.

• Review of Bylaws and Statement of Intent
• Discussion of WCWF/TED X Event
• Zikr final Report
• Reports from Avalon Theatre, Rocky Mountain PBS, and The Arts Center

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss potential regulations for short-term rentals. No specific decisions or ordinances are listed on this agenda.

• Discussion on potential short-term rental regulations

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for January 24, 2023, was cancelled. No agenda items were presented for discussion or decision.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss Module 3 of the Zoning & Development Code Update. No other substantive items are listed on this agenda.

• Zoning & Development Code Update: Module 3

City Council

The meeting consists of a single scheduled discussion with the Western Colorado Contractors Association. The agenda contains no other substantive items.

• Western Colorado Contractors Association discussion

Planning Commission

The Liquor Licensing Authority will review several liquor license renewal applications, including a late filing for City Market. The meeting also includes an ownership transfer for No Coast Sushi and a special event permit request for a university foundation dinner.

• License renewals for Fiesta Guadalajara-GJ, Target, and Castle Creek Bed & Breakfast
• Late renewal application for City Market #44
• Ownership transfer for No Coast Sushi
• Special event permit for WCCC Wine Pairing Dinner on February 14

City Council

The City Council will consider a moratorium on new or relocated gaming establishments and several land use changes. The agenda includes public hearings for property annexations and ordinance amendments regarding plastic bag fees. The council will also review resolutions for park winter hours and affordable housing land acquisition.

• Introduction of a moratorium on new or relocated gaming establishments
• Rezoning of 2795 Riverside Parkway for Roy's RV Annexation
• Annexation and zoning of 17.42 acres at 31 Road and E ½ Road
• Grant request for 15 acres for affordable housing rental units
• Height adjustment for Casas de Luz Planned Development

Forestry

The Forestry Advisory Board will vote on nominations for a new Board Chair. The board will also review draft goals for the Urban Forestry Master Plan and discuss grant opportunities for local projects.

• Nominations for Board Chair: Vince Urbina, Kamie Long, Dan Komlo, and Bill Cooper
• Review of Urban Forestry Master Plan draft goals
• Discussion of Colorado Tree Coalition and Xcel Energy grants
• Update on 79 tree removals as of January 6, 2023
• Review of Chapter 8.32 Code Update

Urban Trails Committee

The committee will review the 2022 Annual Report and discuss updates to bike parking standards in the zoning code. Members will also discuss the 2023 infrastructure priorities list and SRTS CDBG candidate projects.

• Zoning Code Update: Bike Parking Standards
• 2023 Infrastructure Priorities List
• 2023 SRTS CDBG Candidate Projects
• Review of 2022 Annual Report

Planning Commission

The Grand Junction Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests and an ordinance amendment. These items involve changes to residential and light industrial zoning for specific properties.

• Rezoning 17.42 acres from RSF-4 to R-12 at the corner of 31 Rd and E ½ Rd
• Rezoning 1.45 acres from County RSF-R to City I-1 at 2795 Riverside Parkway
• Amending Ordinance 4482 for building height changes at 365 W. Ridges Blvd
• Extending approval to record the Eagle Estates plat for 10 lots on 5.44 acres

City Council

The City Council is holding a special workshop to analyze information and study various issues. Discussion topics include the 2022 Community Satisfaction Survey and the Orchard Mesa Recreational Amenity.

• Review of the 2022 Community Satisfaction Survey
• Moratorium on new or relocated gaming establishments
• Orchard Mesa Recreational Amenity discussion

PRAB

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss several regular agenda topics. These include the Plaza Urrutia historic designation, Redlands Tail Race, and winter park hours. The board will also conduct a discussion regarding bylaws.

• Plaza Urrutia Historic Designation
• Redlands Tail Race
• Winter Park Hours
• Bylaws Discussion
• Approval of December 1, 2022 minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss updates to the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. This includes a review of the planning process and the Existing Needs and Assessment report.

• Update on the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
• Discussion of the Existing Needs and Assessment report

Planning Commission

The Cannabis Licensing Authority will consider a new retail cannabis license application for Basis, LLC dba Azul. The hearing includes findings and decisions regarding the location at 421 Brach Drive.

• Retail cannabis license application for Basis, LLC dba Azul at 421 Brach Drive

General

The Liquor Licensing Authority will review several license renewals for local businesses. The agenda includes a corporate structure change for Namaste Nepal Restaurant and a new license application for Lone Spur Cafe Grand Junction. A special event permit for a Texas Hold 'Em tournament is also scheduled for consideration.

• License renewals for Dragon Treasure II, Chili’s Grill & Bar, Volleys, and First Watch Restaurant #033
• Corporate structure change for Namaste Nepal Restaurant, LLC to remove a member
• New license application for Lone Spur Cafe Grand Junction, LLC
• Special event permit for a Texas Hold 'Em Tournament at Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 270

General

The City Council is holding a special executive session to discuss negotiations regarding the Orchard Mesa Pool. The discussion will focus on strategies for acquiring the pool or negotiating funding for its improvements.

• Negotiations regarding the acquisition of Orchard Mesa Pool
• Discussion of funding for improvements to Orchard Mesa Pool

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances regarding sales and use tax definitions and plastic bag fee remittance dates. The meeting includes public hearings for rezoning projects at 31 Road and Patterson Road. Additionally, the council will address a vacancy in City Council District A.

• Zoning change for 17.42 acres at 31 Road and E ½ Road
• Annexation of 1.45 acres for Roy’s RV at 2795 Riverside Parkway
• Ordinance amending plastic and paper bag fee remittance dates
• Rezoning of 2.11 acres at 2992 Patterson Road
• Purchase of property at 244 N 7th Street

PIAB

The board will review financials and the 2023 budget. The meeting also includes an update on the Tennis and Pickleball Expansion Project.

• Approval of July 5, 2022 meeting minutes
• Review of financials and 2023 budget
• Tennis and Pickleball Expansion Project update
• Welcome for new member Bobbie Daniel

Historic Preservation Board

The meeting consists of routine board business, including the approval of December 6, 2022 minutes and a discussion regarding 2022 board activities.

• Approval of December 6, 2022 minutes
• Discussion of 2022 Board activities