Gunnison County public meetings in 2021

Board of County Commissioners

The Board approved a $3.2 million marketing agreement between the Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District, Tourism and Prosperity Partnership, and Gunnison-Crested Butte Tourism Association for 2022. They also approved several resolutions, including budget amendments, a subdivision exemption for the Crested Butte Fire Protection District, and a covenant amendment for Foxtrot Subdivision. The meeting included multiple special sessions and an executive session on property negotiations.

• Approved $3.2M marketing agreement with Gunnison-Crested Butte TA (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-43 amending FY2021 county budget (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision exemption for CB Fire Protection District and Spann Ranches (unanimous)
• Approved Foxtrot Subdivision covenant amendment allowing 6,000 sq ft house (unanimous)
• Approved Gunnison Valley Health purchase of Lots 9 and 10 (unanimous)
• Approved $341,793 CTSI casualty and property pool agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $173,641.84 airport common use terminal contract with SITA (unanimous)
• Extended ATV/OHV/UTV use on County Road #3 until Jan 4, 2022 (unanimous)

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Board will review the October 19, 2021, minutes and consider a consent agenda. Discussion items include a memorandum of understanding regarding child and adult protection hotlines and program updates.

• Memorandum of Understanding between Hinsdale County and Prowers County for Child and Adult Protection Hot Line Calls
• 2022 County Merit System Certification
• Senior Resource and Adult Protective Services updates
• Colorado Counties Inc. (CCI) Voting Member Delegation

The board approved the 2022 County Merit System Certification, authorizing the chair's signature. They also approved the consent agenda, including a memorandum of understanding between Hinsdale and Prowers counties. Program updates were presented on Adult Protective Services and senior outreach, with no formal decisions made on those items.

• Approved October 19, 2021 meeting minutes
• Approved consent agenda including MOU between Hinsdale and Prowers counties
• Authorized chair's signature on 2022 County Merit System Certification
• Designated Joni Reynolds as Gunnison County's proxy vote for CCI Health and Human Services steering committee

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee will discuss updates to the County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan. The meeting also includes discussions regarding adding Western Colorado University members to the committee and updates on wet meadow restoration field work.

• Discussion of adding Western Colorado University members to the Strategic Committee
• Summary of Technical Subcommittee Meeting and cheatgrass discussion
• Wet Meadow Restoration 2021 field work update
• Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan updates

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted the 2022 county budget and appropriations, set the mill levy at 14.614 mills, and approved a temporary tax credit of 2.495 mills. The board also adopted the 2022-2026 Capital Improvements Plan and approved budgets for the Gunnison County Housing Authority and the Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District.

• Adopted 2022 county budget (Resolution 2021-38) unanimously
• Appropriated $165,479,025 for 2022 county funds (Resolution 2021-39) unanimously
• Set 2022 mill levy at 14.614 mills (Resolution 2021-40) unanimously
• Set temporary tax credit mill levy of 2.495 mills (Resolution 2021-41) unanimously
• Adopted 2022-2026 Capital Improvements Plan unanimously
• Adopted 2022 Housing Authority budget (Resolution 2021-002) unanimously
• Appropriated $345,840 for Housing Authority (Resolution 2021-003) unanimously
• Adopted 2022 Local Marketing District budget (Resolution 2021-1) unanimously

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved eight resolutions setting 2022 rates for solid waste, sewer, and water services across multiple county districts, effective January 1, 2022. They also approved a $60,000 whitewater park improvement proposal, several road maintenance agreements, and two land-use changes. The board held a public hearing on the proposed 2022 budget, which is scheduled for adoption on December 14, 2021.

• Approved 2022 solid waste, sewer, and water rate resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved up to $60,000 for whitewater park engineering and evaluation (unanimous)
• Approved winter road maintenance IGA with Town of Marble (unanimous)
• Approved plowing contract with SG Interests I, Ltd. on CR #265 (unanimous)
• Approved winter road maintenance amendment with Town of Pitkin, contingent on ministerial corrections (unanimous)
• Approved boundary line adjustment for Louis and Jodee Costello, LUC #21-00052 (unanimous)
• Approved Wattles Rockey River Subdivision, LUC-20-00002 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including emergency operations plan update (unanimous)

Planning Commission

This Planning Commission meeting is canceled. The only scheduled item, a public hearing for a proposed bed and breakfast at 9380 West State Highway 50, was also canceled. No decisions or discussions will take place.

• Meeting canceled
• Canceled: Watclarnone/Blue Mesa Bed and Breakfast (LUC-21-00023) public hearing

Board of County Commissioners

The Southwest Colorado Opioid Regional Council (SWCORC) is meeting virtually to discuss several administrative items. The board will receive updates on legal representation and regional programs, and will consider motions on non-voting members and a bylaws change regarding officer elections. Public comment is scheduled at the end.

• Update on SWCORC legal representation
• Update from Sarah Lampe (Trailhead) on regional programs
• Discussion and motions on SWCORC non-voting members
• Motion on bylaws change for officer elections
• Public comment period

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to approve the November 2021 accounts payable report and a lot cluster agreement for Daniel Paul Broman. Following this, a work session will review the draft 2022 Gunnison County Budget and the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Plan. No formal action can be taken during the work session.

• Approval of November 2021 Accounts Payable Report
• Approval of Lot Cluster Agreement and Declaration for Daniel Paul Broman (LUC #21-00002)
• Review of Draft #2 of the 2022 Gunnison County Budget
• Review of the 2022-2026 Gunnison County Capital Improvement Plan

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting and approved the November 2021 Accounts Payable Report totaling $3,047,611.17, and a cash transfer of $7,166,098.52. They also approved the Lot Cluster Agreement and Declaration for Daniel Paul Broman (LUC #21-00002), authorizing the full Board's signatures. The Treasurer's Report was accepted with no questions. The meeting adjourned at 8:39 am.

• Approved the Treasurer's Report and authorized the Chair's signature.
• Approved November 2021 Accounts Payable Report in the amount of $3,047,611.17.
• Approved October 2021 Cash Transfer Report in the amount of $7,166,098.52.
• Approved the Lot Cluster Agreement and Declaration for Daniel Paul Broman, LUC #21-00002, and authorized the full Board's signatures.

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a work session on the Cimarron Mountain Club application (LUC-21-00020), which proposes reducing owner families and private lots from 15 to 13, adding staff tiny houses, a new lodge, solar power, and other site changes. The meeting also includes routine items: call to order, approval of minutes, and public comment. No final decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Reduce owner families and private lots from 15 to 13
• Construct up to ten tiny houses for staff
• New lodge on 35-acre Lodge Parcel
• Install solar power system to supplement grid power
• Property at 5201 Cimarron Mountain Road via County Road 858

Environmental Health Board

The Gunnison County Environmental Health Board will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request from William and Cynthia Graf regarding reduced setbacks to a wetland boundary under the county's OWTS regulations. The board will also approve minutes from the September 9, 2021 meeting and hear unscheduled citizen comments.

• Public hearing for OWTS variance, OWTS-21-00208, at 21 Glacier Lily Way, Lot 21 Glacier Lily Estates
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2021 meeting
• Unscheduled citizens comments

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee is meeting to discuss updates to the Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan and to review the 2022 summit and its budget. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, committee member comments, and public comments. No formal votes are listed on the agenda, but action may be taken on any item.

• Discussion and updates on the Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan
• 2022 Summit and Summit Budget Update
• Approval of October 20, 2021 meeting minutes
• Public comments period

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on vacating streets and alleys in the Town of Irwin, consider a consent agenda with multiple grant applications and agreements, and discuss reinstating interest charges for water, sewer, and landfill accounts. The meeting also includes reports from county staff, a quarterly fiscal transparency report, and an emergency operations plan update. A work session will follow with performance reports from the Community & Economic Development Department and the Gunnison/Crested Butte Regional Airport.

• Public hearings on vacating streets/alley in Irwin (Daniel Broman; James & Barbara Thomson)
• Consent agenda: $550,222 state behavioral health grant; $21,682 NextFifty Initiative grant; $5,000 Gunnison Home Association grant
• Memorandum of Agreement for senior transportation: $300,000 (hospital/RTA) and $55,000 (Mountain Express/RTA)
• Reinstatement of interest charges for water, sewer, and landfill accounts
• Great Outdoors Colorado planning grant request for Crested Butte-to-Crested Butte-South Multi-Modal Trail Project

The Board unanimously voted to reinstate interest charges on water and sewer utility accounts for the fourth quarter of 2021 and on landfill accounts starting December 2021, reversing a pandemic-era suspension. The Board also approved two street and alley vacations in the Townsite of Irwin, a lot cluster agreement for the Thomsons, and delegated insurance waiver authority to the County Manager.

• Reinstated interest charges for water and sewer utilities (Q4 2021) and landfill (Dec 2021) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-26 vacating streets/alley for Daniel Broman in Irwin (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-27 vacating streets/alley for James & Barbara Thomson in Irwin (unanimous)
• Approved lot cluster agreement for Thomsons, Lots 1-15 Blk 29 & 7-14 Blk 28, Irwin (unanimous)
• Delegated authority to County Manager to waive contract/permit insurance requirements case-by-case (unanimous)
• Approved four snowmobile parking permits for St. Ruth family, 2021-2022 season (unanimous)
• Approved $25,000 allocation to Gunnison Arts Center from discretionary fund (unanimous)
• Approved liquor license renewal for Amie Mountain Lodge, dba Inn at Arrowhead (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Southwest Colorado Opioid Regional Council is holding its organizational meeting to adopt bylaws, appoint officers, and set up its structure. The board will also discuss legal representation, a fiscal agent, and meeting schedules. This is a foundational meeting to establish the council's operations.

• Adoption of bylaws
• Appointment of officers (Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary/Treasurer)
• Appointment of BOD tie-breaker (non-voting board member)
• Discussion of fiscal agent and legal representation
• Scheduling of monthly and annual meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport studies, the 2022 county budget (including service contracts, Sheriff's Office, and Public Works), and the GMUG Forest Plan Revision. A special meeting follows, with a possible executive session on personnel matters. No formal action is expected during the work session.

• Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport studies
• 2022 budget: service contracts, Sheriff's Office, Public Works
• GMUG Forest Plan Revision
• Possible executive session on personnel matters

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners held a special meeting on November 9, 2021, primarily to conduct an executive session on personnel matters and negotiation positions. The board unanimously approved entering and exiting the session, with the county attorney attesting to its legality. No substantive decisions were made; the chair noted no direction was given, and the meeting adjourned.

• Entered executive session for personnel and negotiation positions (unanimous)
• Exited executive session, affirming compliance with open meeting law (unanimous)
• Adjourned special meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a two-lot subdivision of the former Rockey River Resort and a ridgeline review for a residence near Marble, plus work sessions on the Cimarron Mountain Club proposal and a bed and breakfast. The agenda includes routine items like minutes and public comment.

• Rockey River Subdivision (LUC-20-00002): joint public hearing to subdivide 8.9 acres at 4359 County Rd. 10 into two lots
• Marbles Lost (LUC-21-00019): continued hearing for Ridgeline Vantage Review of a single-family residence on Lot 51, Marble Ski Area
• Cimarron Mountain Club (LUC-21-00020): work session on reducing owner families from 15 to 13, adding tiny houses, solar power, and a 500-600 sq ft cabin
• Watclarnone/Blue Mesa Bed and Breakfast (LUC-21-00023): work session on a B&B with up to 8 guests and 5 sleeping rooms at 9380 W State Highway 50

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a continued public hearing on vacating a portion of Laurel Street in Tincup, plus a lot cluster agreement. They will also consider a consent agenda with multiple contracts and grants, and hear a 2022 budget request from the Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce. The meeting includes reports, correspondence on cheat grass mitigation, and executive sessions for legal advice.

• Continued public hearing: vacation of Laurel Street portion in Tincup (Sally Kuisle, Lyle & Cheryl Rieger)
• Lot cluster agreement for Sally S. Kuisle Revocable Trust, Lots 18-24, Block 14, Tincup
• Contractor agreement with Colorado Health Institute, $40,000 for COVID-19 vaccine access data
• Grant application for Early Childhood Council and Multicultural Resource Services, $40,000
• 2022 budget request from Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce, $45,390

The Board approved the vacation of a portion of Laurel Street in Tincup, contingent on a variance approval and a lot cluster agreement, which was also approved. The Board accepted $1 million liability insurance certificates from two snowmobile grooming clubs. It also approved a $45,390 budget request for the Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce and authorized the Chair to submit comments on the GMUG National Forest Plan.

• Approved Laurel Street vacation in Tincup, contingent on Environmental Health variance and lot cluster agreement (unanimous)
• Approved lot cluster agreement LUC-21-000049 for Lots 18-24, Block 14, Tincup, contingent on variance approval (unanimous)
• Accepted $1M liability insurance for Gunnison County Sno Trackers and Uncompahgre Valley Trail Riders (unanimous)
• Approved $45,390 budget request for Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce
• Authorized Chairperson Houck to submit GMUG National Forest Plan comments (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items #1-10 (unanimous)
• Approved 8/17 Regular Meeting minutes as amended (unanimous)
• Delegated authority to Commissioner Smith for cheat grass mitigation letter (unanimous)

STOR Committee

The Gunnison County STOR Committee is meeting to hear presentations and updates on several topics, including a presentation from the Colorado Wildlife Council, an update on designated camping from the Crested Butte Mountain Bike Association, and updates on the GMUG Forest Plan Revision and the Gunnison County Stewardship Fund. The committee will also approve the September minutes and hold an open forum for members.

• Colorado Wildlife Council presentation by Robin Brown
• Designated Camping update by Nick Catmur, Crested Butte Mountain Bike Association
• Innovative Finance for National Forests Grant update by Scott Borden, Western Colorado University
• GMUG Forest Plan Revision update by Matt McCombs, District Ranger
• Gunnison County Stewardship Fund update by Joe Lavorini

Board of Equalization

The Board of Commissioners will hold work sessions regarding the draft 2022 budget, specifically covering grants and the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport. Additionally, the Board of Equalization will review hearing officer recommendations for numerous property value appeals.

• Draft 2022 Gunnison County Budget discussions regarding grants
• Draft 2022 Gunnison County Budget discussions regarding Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport
• Colorado Water Conservation Board presentation on Instream Flow Recommendations
• Board of Equalization review of property appeals for various owners, including Boxer F2 LP and CB Majestic Properties LLC
• Assessor recommendations for changes to properties not appealed to the CBOE

The Gunnison County Board of Equalization ratified all hearing officer recommendations for 60 property tax appeals, adjusting some valuations and denying others. The board also approved a list of assessor-recommended area-wide valuation changes for non-appealed properties, mostly decreases. All motions were unanimous.

• Ratified hearing officer decisions for 14 appeals (Oct 18) - unanimous
• Ratified hearing officer decisions for 16 appeals (Oct 20) - unanimous
• Ratified hearing officer decisions for 14 appeals (Oct 21) - unanimous
• Ratified hearing officer decisions for 16 appeals (Oct 22) - unanimous
• Approved assessor-recommended area changes for non-appealed properties - unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss the draft 2022 budget, including grants and the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport, and hear a presentation on instream flow recommendations. Later, the Board of Equalization will consider hearing officer recommendations on numerous property tax appeals. The agenda is subject to change, and action may be taken on any item.

• Draft 2022 budget discussions: grants and Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport
• Presentation on instream flow recommendations by Colorado Water Conservation Board
• CBOE hearing officer recommendations for over 60 property tax appeals
• Assessor recommendations for property changes not appealed to CBOE

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee is meeting to discuss updates to the Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan and follow up on cheatgrass and habitat issues. The agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes, committee member comments, and public comments. No formal action items are listed beyond routine approvals.

• Discussion of Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan
• Follow-up on cheatgrass and habitat issues
• Approval of September 15, 2021 meeting minutes
• Public comments period

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison/Hinsdale Board of Human Services is meeting to approve minutes, review the department's financial report for the period ending August 31, 2020, and receive program updates on Family First Implementation and Child Welfare Services. The meeting is largely routine oversight of ongoing operations.

• Approve minutes from August 17, 2021 meeting
• Review Gunnison/Hinsdale DHS Financial Report for period ending August 31, 2020
• Program update: Family First Implementation and Child Welfare Services

The board unanimously approved the agenda, the August 17, 2021 meeting minutes, and the Gunnison/Hinsdale DHS Financial Report for the period ending August 31, 2021, authorizing the chair's signature. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on a program update from Child and Family Services Manager Marilyn Cheevers about the Family First program and child welfare services.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved August 17, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted DHS Financial Report and authorized chair's signature (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting covering routine approvals, a liquor license, and a continued public hearing on vacating a portion of Laurel Street in Tincup. They will also discuss the Colorado Opioid Settlement MOU and hold a work session on the draft 2022 budget for several departments. The agenda includes consent items, reports, and a public comment period.

• Alcohol Beverage License renewal for Almont Resort (License #03-14906)
• Continued public hearing on vacating Laurel Street in Tincup
• Colorado Opioid Settlement Memorandum of Understanding discussion
• Contractor agreement for vaccination events in Montrose and Delta counties ($127,000)
• Draft 2022 budget work session for Health & Human Services, Juvenile Services, Sheriff's Office, and Tourism Partnership

The Board unanimously authorized the Chair to sign four opioid settlement documents (MOU and three participation/escrow agreements) to receive settlement funding. It also approved a $127,000 contractor agreement with Tri-County Health Network for vaccination events in Montrose and Delta counties, and delegated authority to the County Manager for disposing of Gunnison Valley Health vehicles. The Tincup street vacation public hearing was continued to November 2nd.

• Authorized Chair to sign opioid settlement MOU and three participation agreements (unanimous)
• Approved $127,000 vaccination events contract with Tri-County Health Network (unanimous)
• Delegated vehicle disposition authority to County Manager for Gunnison Valley Health (unanimous)
• Approved September 2021 accounts payable of $4,141,920.14 (unanimous)
• Approved August 2021 cash transfer of $7,471,013.27 (unanimous)
• Continued Tincup street vacation hearing to November 2, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved Almont Resort liquor license renewal (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including airport lease and landscaping agreement releases (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to review the staff-proposed 2022 Gunnison County Budget. The session also includes discussions regarding a Colorado Department of Transportation comment letter and mobile home park legislation.

• Staff-Proposed 2022 Gunnison County Budget presentation
• Discussion of Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Comment Letter
• Discussion of Mobile Home Park Legislation

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda of grants and policy items, plus public hearings on a covenant amendment and a townhome development. They will also hear a presentation on opioid response and consider an intergovernmental agreement for a regional opioid council. The meeting includes a possible executive session on personnel matters.

• Resolution approving Dos Rios Village Townhomes application (LUC-20-00015, Simco Ventures, LLC)
• Thornton Meadows Covenant Amendment (LUC-21-00046)
• Consent agenda includes $48,750 DOLA grant for affordable housing code revisions, $80,000 Colorado Health Foundation grant, $433,174 NACCHO grant on adverse childhood experiences, $50,000 Daniels Fund substance abuse prevention grant, and $20,000 opioid response settlement planning grant
• Grant application for Off-System Bridge Program: Bridge Over Slate River on Gothic Road
• Intergovernmental agreement for Southwestern Colorado Opioid Regional Council (Montrose, Delta, Gunnison, San Miguel, Ouray, Hinsdale counties)

The Board of County Commissioners approved Resolution 2021-25 for the Dos Rios Village Townhomes, a 24-unit development by Simco Ventures, LLC, with amendments to reflect approximate square footages. The board also approved two liquor licenses, a consent agenda with multiple grants, a grant application for the Gothic Road bridge, a covenant amendment for Thornton Meadows, and the Southwest Colorado Opioid Regional Council Intergovernmental Agreement, appointing Commissioner Liz Smith and Kari Commerford as voting members.

• Approved Resolution 2021-25 for Dos Rios Village Townhomes (24 units) (3-0)
• Approved two alcohol beverage licenses for CBNC Magic Meadows Yurt and Kebler Corner Liquors (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda including 11 items (grants, policy, letters) (3-0)
• Approved grant application for Off-System Bridge Program for Gothic Road bridge (3-0)
• Approved Thornton Meadows covenant amendment LUC-21-00046 (3-0)
• Authorized signature on Southwest Colorado Opioid Regional Council IGA and appointed voting members (3-0)
• Held executive session on personnel matters and negotiation positions

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold two public hearings: one to formalize the historic use of the Marble Base Camp property for outdoor education and allow minor improvements, and another to review a proposed single-family residence that would be visible on a ridgeline near Marble. The meeting also includes routine items like approval of minutes and public comment.

• Public hearing on Marble Base Camp (LUC-19-00049) to formalize outdoor education use at 727 Forest Service Rd. 315, Marble
• Public hearing on Marbles Lost (LUC-21-00019) for Ridgeline Vantage Review of a single-family residence on Lot 51, Marble Ski Area Condominium Filing #1
• Unscheduled citizens comment period

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session with updates from the Local Marketing District, Crested Butte Fire Protection District, Bureau of Land Management, and several water districts. A scheduled discussion of mobile home park legislation was canceled. In the afternoon, the board will hold a special meeting that may include an executive session on personnel matters.

• Annual Local Marketing District review and presentation
• Crested Butte Fire Protection District update
• Bureau of Land Management update
• HB1177 Gunnison Basin Roundtable report
• Possible executive session on personnel matters

The Board of County Commissioners convened a special meeting and immediately entered an executive session to discuss personnel matters and negotiation positions. No substantive public decisions were made; the session was continued to the next regular meeting and the board adjourned.

• Entered executive session for personnel and negotiation positions (unanimous)
• Continued executive session to next regular meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned special meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings on liquor license transfers for Harmel's Ranch Resort and discuss land use resolutions, a mobile home park oversight program, and a subdivision exemption. The agenda also includes consent items, reports, and a tax abatement hearing.

• Public hearings on liquor license transfers for Harmel's Operations LLC dba Harmel's Ranch Resort
• Resolution amending the Gunnison County Land Use Resolution
• Discussion on Mobile Home Park Oversight Program
• Johnson Colorado Trust Subdivision Exemption Plat, Lots 1 and 2 Wolf Canyon Subdivision (LUC-21-00033)
• Contract with Conservation Law, P.C. for Mount Emmons Mining Company mine site consultation

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2021-24, amending the Gunnison County Land Use Resolution to lower the square footage threshold requiring residential applications to enter the minor impact review process to 5,000 square feet plus an additional 2,000 square feet. The board also approved liquor license transfers for Harmel's Ranch Resort, a $60,000 COVID relief grant to Wonderland Nature School, and denied a subdivision exemption request for the Johnson Colorado Trust.

• Approved Resolution 2021-24 amending the Land Use Resolution, lowering the residential minor impact review threshold to 5,000 sq ft plus 2,000 additional sq ft.
• Approved liquor license transfer applications for Harmel's Operations LLC dba Harmel's Ranch Resort (retail liquor and fermented malt beverage).
• Approved the alcohol beverage license for Tre Amici Corp dba Garlic Mike's for 9/14/21–9/14/2022.
• Approved the Consent Agenda, including a $44,124.76 letter of intent for a John Deere mower for the airport and a $15,000 stimulus funding application for the fairgrounds.
• Approved $11,500 in discretionary funding for a Memorandum of Agreement with Western Colorado University for US Forest Service collaboration.
• Approved a $151.06 tax abatement and agricultural classification change for property at 20094 State Hwy 149, Powderhorn.
• Denied the Johnson Colorado Trust subdivision exemption request for Lots 1 and 2 of Wolf Canyon Subdivision.
• Approved a $60,000 grant to Wonderland Nature School from County COVID relief funding.

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission is holding site visits on September 17, 2021, for three land use matters in the Marble area. These include a formal application for outdoor education use at Marble Base Camp, a pre-application conference for potential commercial uses at Treasure Mountain Ranch, and a ridgeline review for a proposed single-family residence. No formal decisions are being made at this meeting; it is a preliminary agenda focused on field inspections.

• Site visit for LUC-19-00049: formalize historic outdoor education use at Marble Base Camp, 727 Forest Service Rd. 315, Marble
• Site visit for Treasure Mountain Ranch: pre-application conference held; commercial use application expected before end of year
• Site visit for LUC-21-00019: Ridgeline Vantage Review for single-family residence on Lot 51, Marble Ski Area, Condominium Filing #1, visible from CR3 near Beaver Lake

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission is holding a site visit meeting in the Marble area to review three specific properties. The agenda includes a review for a new single-family residence on a ridgeline, a proposal to formalize historic outdoor education use at Marble Base Camp, and a pre-application visit to Treasure Mountain Ranch. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled, as the meeting consists entirely of on-site inspections.

• Site visit for Marbles Lost (LUC-21-00019) regarding a single-family residence on Lot 51, Marble Ski Area, Condominium Filing #1.
• Site visit for Marble Base Camp (LUC-19-00049) at 727 Forest Service Rd. 315 to formalize historic outdoor education use.
• Pre-application site visit for Treasure Mountain Ranch ahead of a potential commercial use application.

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee is meeting to discuss next steps for suggested building sites, cheatgrass and habitat issues, and updates to the Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan. The meeting includes public comments and is open via Zoom or in person.

• Next steps for suggested building sites
• Cheatgrass and habitat issues discussion
• Gunnison County Sage-Grouse Conservation Action Plan discussion and updates
• Approval of August 18, 2021 meeting minutes
• Public comments

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss updates from the Gunnison Valley Health Board, the Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and the Whetstone Housing Project. A memorial for Linda Nienhueser is also scheduled. No formal action can be taken during this work session.

• Discussion of Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
• Discussion of Whetstone Housing Project
• Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees update
• Memorial for Linda Nienhueser

Environmental Health Board

The Gunnison County Environmental Health Board will hold a public hearing on an application for an onsite wastewater treatment system (OWTS) on a parcel less than one acre at 60 Miners Camp Road, Lot 89, Marble Ski Area Filing No. 3. The board will also approve minutes from the August 12 meeting and hear unscheduled citizen comments.

• Public hearing for OWTS-21-00034 at 60 Miners Camp Road, Lot 89, Marble Ski Area Filing No. 3
• Approval of minutes from 8-12-2021 meeting
• Unscheduled citizens comments

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several items including a $600,000 grant for air service development and a public hearing on 2021 Land Use Regulation amendments. The meeting also includes discussions on airport incentive policies and various intergovernmental agreements.

• $600,000 U.S. Dept of Transportation grant for Small Community Air Service Development Program
• Public hearing for 2021 Land Use Regulations (LUR) Amendments
• Adoption of Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport Air Service Incentive Policy
• $123,700 CB Land Trust grant for Kikel Lot 3 Acquisition and Conservation Project
• Public hearing for Tincup Street vacation request involving Laurel Street

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with several public hearings and consent agenda items. Key actions include a $600,000 federal grant to expand air service to Dallas/Fort Worth, a public hearing on proposed Land Use Regulations amendments, and a renewal of a marijuana cultivation license. The board will also consider a street vacation in Tincup, a townhome plat, and various agreements and contracts.

• Grant Award Agreement: $600,000 from U.S. Dept. of Transportation for air service to Dallas/Fort Worth (Summer service)
• Public Hearing: Renewal of Marijuana Facility Cultivation License for Riverland Remedies, 80 Buckley Dr, Units 2A-2C
• Public Hearing: 2021 Land Use Regulations (LUR) Amendments
• Public Hearing: Tincup Street Vacation Request for portion of Laurel Street adjacent to Lots 18024, Block 14, and Lots 1-7, Block 13
• Consent Agenda: $95,000 CDOT juvenile services program; $30,000 Buell Foundation grant; $123,700 CB Land Trust conservation project

The Board approved two liquor licenses, the consent agenda, a $123,700 grant to CB Land Trust for the Kikel Lot 3 conservation project, and Resolution 2021-23 adopting an airport air service incentive policy that waives landing and terminal fees for qualifying new or increased air service. The Board continued the public hearing on the Tincup Laurel Street vacation request to October 19, 2021, and directed staff to draft an LUR amendment to lower the residential square footage maximum to 5,000 (7,000 aggregate) for adoption at a later meeting.

• Approved Fermented Malt Beverage License #04-01232 for Skyhigh Colorado LLC dba Taylor Park Trading Post.
• Approved Alcohol Beverage License #26-54026-0000 for Black Mesa Lodge LLC.
• Approved the Consent Agenda, including a $600,000 air service grant, a $30,000 early childhood grant, and a $95,000 CDOT juvenile services agreement.
• Approved the Townhome Plat and Declaration for Lot RNT-1 in the Skyland River Neighborhood.
• Approved a $123,700 grant agreement with CB Land Trust for the Kikel Lot 3 Acquisition and Conservation Project.
• Approved the renewal of the Marijuana Facility Cultivation License for Riverland Remedies.
• Continued the Tincup Laurel Street vacation public hearing to October 19, 2021 at 10:00 am.
• Approved Resolution 2021-23 adopting the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport Air Service Incentive Policy.

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a continued joint public hearing on the Dos Rios Village Townhomes proposal, which would build 24 townhomes in six buildings on Highway 50. The commission will also hold work sessions on the Marble Base Camp outdoor education site and the Wattles Subdivision, a two-lot split of the former Rockey River Resort. The meeting includes public comment time and is open in person or via Zoom.

• Dos Rios Village Townhomes (LUC-20-00015): 24 townhomes, 13,524 sq ft total, at 37764 W. Highway 50, Gunnison
• Marble Base Camp (LUC-19-00049): formalize historic outdoor education use, minor improvements, at 727 Forest Service Rd. 315, Marble
• Wattles Subdivision (LUC-20-00002): subdivide 8.9 acres into two lots at 4359 County Rd. 10, Gunnison

STOR Committee

The STOR Committee will meet to hear presentations regarding local tourism, trail apps, and stewardship initiatives. The agenda includes updates from Hinsdale County, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, and the Town of Crested Butte.

• Hinsdale County Tourism & Recreation Management Group presentation
• CBGTrails App presentation
• Hunter Stewardship Conversation with Colorado Parks & Wildlife
• Waste Management Committee update from Town of Crested Butte
• Gunnison Stewardship Fund Sticker Campaign presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss several administrative topics. Discussions include an overnight fee proposal for the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness and a review of the county's mid-year fiscal standing.

• Overnight Fee Proposal for White River National Forest, Aspen-Sopris Ranger District
• Discussion on Airport Sponsor Responsibilities
• Mid-year Analysis of Gunnison County’s Fiscal Standing

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission met on August 20, 2021, to continue a joint public hearing for the Dos Rios Village Townhomes project. The applicant proposes building six structures containing 24 townhomes at 37764 W. Highway 50. This item was continued to September 3, 2021. The commission also held a work session on a single-family residence near Beaver Lake.

• Dos Rios Village Townhomes (LUC-20-00015): Continued joint public hearing for 24 townhomes (12 two-bedroom, 12 three-bedroom) totaling 13,524 square feet at 37764 W. Highway 50.
• Marbles Lost (LUC-21-00019): Work session on a Ridgeline Vantage Review for a single-family residence visible from CR3 near Beaver Lake.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board unanimously denied a property tax abatement petition from Van Delay Industries for lack of evidence of agricultural use in 2019. They also approved a $83,725 consultant agreement with Mead & Hunt for the Brush Creek intersection reconstruction design, and approved the consent agenda including a $93,600 emergency preparedness contract and jail health services agreements. The Board authorized Commissioner Smith as its representative on the regional opioid settlement council.

• Denied Van Delay Industries property tax abatement petition for 2020 (unanimous)
• Approved $83,725 Mead & Hunt consultant agreement for Brush Creek intersection design (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $93,600 CDPHE emergency preparedness contract (unanimous)
• Approved $3,691,890.22 in August 2021 accounts payable vouchers (unanimous)
• Approved $5,019,946.84 July 2021 cash transfer (unanimous)
• Approved Riverland Lot 7 condominium plat (unanimous)
• Authorized Commissioner Smith as Board representative on opioid settlement (unanimous)
• Approved special event liquor permit for Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy (unanimous)

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison/Hinsdale Board of Human Services met on August 17, 2021, and approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes unanimously. No formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of program and legislative updates, including a report on the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) budget shortfall and state-level changes to child welfare and early childhood programs.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved February 16, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Environmental Health Board

The Environmental Health Board will conduct a public hearing regarding an OWTS application for a parcel less than one acre. The board will also handle organizational business, including the election of officers and setting meeting times.

• Public Hearing: OWTS-21-00133 for 14752 Highway 50
• Election of officers
• Approval of March 11, 2021, meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on a liquor license transfer, followed by consent agenda items including contracts and grants. They will also discuss a potential housing project in the City of Gunnison, a boundary line adjustment, a marijuana cultivation license extension, and a letter of support for a land preservation grant. The meeting includes an executive session on Mt. Emmons/Red Lady mine negotiations.

• Public hearing: liquor license transfer to Almont FBF Holdings LLC dba Almont Resort
• Consent agenda: Boeing agreement for flight testing and ARFF services, $5,000 plus hourly fees
• Grant applications and agreements: Caring for Colorado ($95,903), Vaccine Equity ($32,650), Choice Pass ($2,375 and $50,000), Senior Resource Office ($53,000)
• Discussion: potential housing project in City of Gunnison
• Boundary line adjustment: Lots 8 and 9, Tomichi Creek Subdivision

The Board of County Commissioners directed staff to pursue a housing development on county-owned property adjacent to the Fairgrounds, authorizing the County Manager to execute related documents and contracts. The board also approved a $613,513 allocation of forest payment funds to the school district, a liquor license transfer for Almont Resort, and a resolution granting a marijuana cultivation license extension to Riverland Remedies. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $613,513 forest payment funds to school district (unanimous)
• Approved liquor license transfer to Almont FBF Holdings LLC (unanimous)
• Approved housing project direction near Fairgrounds (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-22 for Riverland Remedies license extension (unanimous)
• Approved County Road #4 closure for Elk Run 5K (unanimous)
• Approved stream gage on Erickson Springs Bridge (unanimous)
• Approved boundary line adjustment for Tomichi Creek Subdivision lots 8 & 9 (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for Higher Ground Ranch preservation (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss the Country Meadow Mobile Home Park. This is a discussion item only; no formal action will be taken at this work session. The meeting is open to the public with remote access available via Zoom.

• Discussion of Country Meadow Mobile Home Park

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a work session to discuss Section 13-105 of the Land Use Resolution, which covers residential building sizes and lot coverages. The meeting also includes a continued public hearing for the Dos Rios Village Townhomes project, but that item has been postponed to August 20, 2021.

• Dos Rios Village Townhomes (LUC-20-00015) continued to August 20, 2021
• Work session on Land Use Resolution Section 13-105: Residential Building Sizes and Lot Coverages
• Public comment period for unscheduled items

STOR Committee

The STOR Committee will convene to approve June minutes and receive updates from its Communications and Waste Management subcommittees, as well as from public land agencies including Colorado Parks & Wildlife, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Forest Service. An open forum will allow public input. No decisions or votes are scheduled on specific items.

• Approval of June minutes
• Communications Committee update
• Waste Management Committee update
• Public Lands update from multiple agencies
• Open Forum for public comment

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee is meeting to handle routine business: approving minutes, electing a chair, vice-chair, and secretary, and reviewing membership. They will also get updates on lek counts, a cheatgrass pull day, and discuss streamlined building sites. Public comments are scheduled near the end.

• Vote for Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary
• Lek Count Update and Waunita Lek Count Update
• GB-SEA Cheatgrass Pull Day Summary
• Streamlined Building Sites Discussion
• Approval of April 21, 2021 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission is holding a joint work session to discuss Section 13-105 of the Land Use Resolution, which covers residential building sizes and lot coverages. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and public comment, but the main focus is this discussion. No final decisions are scheduled.

• Joint work session on Land Use Resolution Section 13-105: Residential Building Sizes and Lot Coverages
• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Public comment period for unscheduled items

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing on a street vacation, consider a resolution to approve a subdivision by Colorado State University, and discuss a purchase from Gunnison Valley Health. The consent agenda includes several contracts and grants, including a $538,300 paving contract for CR #811 and four conservation easement grant awards totaling over $400,000. The board will also discuss comments on the GMUG National Forest Plan Revision and may hold executive sessions on legal matters.

• Public hearing on vacation of a portion of 10th Street in Somerset
• Resolution approving CSU Wilson Subdivision at 1141 State Highway 135
• Purchase approval for Gunnison Valley Health property at 231 W Tomichi Ave
• Conservation easement grants: Antelope Creek ($100,748), Bar IV ($103,300), Flying W ($112,691), Wildcat Gulch ($103,000)
• Resolution adopting fee schedule for Shady Island River Park

The Board approved the Colorado State University Wilson subdivision (Resolution 2021-17), splitting an 18.6-acre parcel into two lots, with the southern lot intended for future affordable housing. It also adopted a fee schedule for the Shady Island River Park (Resolution 2021-18), setting day, weekly, annual, and camping pass rates. The Board approved five liquor licenses, a consent agenda with multiple agreements, and four conservation easement grant awards totaling $419,739. A public hearing on a street vacation was continued to July 20, 2021.

• Approved CSU Wilson subdivision, 2 lots at 1141 State Highway 135 (unanimous)
• Adopted Shady Island River Park fee schedule: $5 day, $15 week, $40 annual ($30 in 2021), $20 overnight, $40 group campsite (unanimous)
• Approved 5 liquor licenses and 1 special event permit (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $90,000 early childhood grant, $538,300 road paving contract, and $48,788 janitorial contract (unanimous)
• Approved 4 conservation easement grants totaling $419,739 (unanimous)
• Approved access easement for Flying Wolf Ranch via Mystery Lane through Shady Island (unanimous)
• Approved Gunnison Valley Health purchase of 231 W. Tomichi Ave for $1.45M (unanimous)
• Continued street vacation public hearing to July 20, 2021 (unanimous)

STOR Committee

The STOR Committee will review the May minutes and receive updates on the TAPP stewardship program, an Innovative Finance for National Forests grant opportunity, and designated camping outreach. The meeting is informational, with no formal decisions listed on the agenda.

• Approval of May minutes
• TAPP Stewardship Update by Andrew Sandstrom
• Innovative Finance for National Forests Grant Opportunity presented by Melanie Armstrong
• Designated Camping Outreach Update by Joe Lavorini

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting and work session on June 22, 2021, to consider a fire restriction resolution, Kebler Trailhead parking permits, and certification of delinquent sewer district taxes, along with reports from water and health groups.

• Kebler Trailhead Parking Permits discussion
• Resolution on open fire bans and fire restriction stages
• Certification of delinquent taxes for Dos Rios, Antelope Hills, Somerset, and North Gunnison sewer/water divisions
• Colorado River Water Conservation District report
• Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees update

The Board unanimously certified delinquent water and sewer taxes for the Hills, Somerset, and North Gunnison divisions of the Gunnison County Sewer & Water District, authorizing County Treasurer Debbie Dunbar to begin collection under C.R.S. 30-20-420. The meeting adjourned at 12:22 pm. The minutes also include Resolution No. 21-16, which grants the Sheriff authority to declare fire restrictions (Stage I or II) without further board action, but no vote on this resolution is recorded in the minutes.

• Certified delinquent sewer/water taxes for Hills, Somerset, and North Gunnison divisions (unanimous)
• Authorized County Treasurer Debbie Dunbar to collect delinquent taxes per C.R.S. 30-20-420
• Adjourned the regular meeting at 12:22 pm

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a joint public hearing on the Dos Rios Village Townhomes project, which proposes 24 townhomes across six buildings at 37764 W. Highway 50. They will also discuss a three-year extension for Alpha Mechanical Solutions' minor impact approval and review residential building size and lot coverage regulations.

• Dos Rios Village Townhomes (LUC-20-00015): 24 townhomes, 13,524 sq ft total, at 37764 W. Highway 50
• Alpha Mechanical Solutions (LUC-18-00025): three-year extension request for 2018 approval
• Discussion of Land Use Resolution Section 13-105 on residential building sizes and lot coverages

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a special meeting to consider a resolution implementing Stage 1 fire restrictions in the Upper Crystal River Valley. The only substantive item on the agenda is this resolution, followed by adjournment.

• Resolution implementing Stage 1 fire restrictions in the Upper Crystal River Valley

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 2021-15, implementing Stage 1 fire restrictions in the portion of Gunnison County within the Sopris Ranger District of the White River National Forest, effective June 18, 2021, until December 31, 2021 or until rescinded. The restrictions prohibit open fires except in developed campgrounds, smoking in certain areas, and fireworks. The meeting was brief, lasting only five minutes, and Commissioner Roland Mason was absent.

• Approved Resolution 2021-15 implementing Stage 1 fire restrictions in the Upper Crystal River Valley (Sopris Ranger District) effective June 18, 2021.
• Restrictions prohibit building, maintaining, or using fires except in permanent grates at developed sites.
• Restrictions prohibit smoking except in enclosed vehicles/buildings or cleared areas at least 3 feet in diameter.
• Restrictions prohibit the use of fireworks in the affected area.
• Adjourned the special meeting at 4:05 pm.

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services is meeting to receive a Distinguished Performance Award from the Colorado Department of Human Services and to hear updates on Economic Security and Child Support Services programs. The meeting is largely routine, with no votes or public hearings scheduled.

• Presentation of Distinguished Performance Award, C-Stat by Colorado Department of Human Services
• Program updates on Economic Security & Child Support Services
• Next meeting scheduled for August 17, 2021

The board received a presentation from the Colorado Department of Human Services and accepted the C-stat Distinguished Performance Award, marking the fourth (or fifth) time the county has earned it. Program updates were provided on SNAP, P-EBT, Medicaid, child support, and housing assistance, but no formal decisions were made beyond approving the agenda and adjourning.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on June 15, 2021, covering a consent agenda with multiple funding agreements and contracts, public hearings on property tax abatements, a discussion on fire restrictions, and a proposal for an employee COVID vaccination raffle. The meeting also includes a work session in Marble and a tour of a stone quarry.

• Liquor license renewals for Taylor Park Marina, Lake Fork Marina, and Elk Creek Marina
• Consent agenda includes $1,000,000 grant for public health workforce, $112,000 jail behavioral services subcontract, and $40,000 airport study contract
• Public hearings on property tax abatement petitions for Van Delay Industries Ltd and Mark Solari
• Discussion on Second Amendment to River Green protective covenants regarding short-term rentals
• Exemption approval for housing authority at 417 Larkspur Loop, Crested Butte

The Board approved a $10,000 employee COVID vaccination raffle to incentivize county staff to get vaccinated. It also approved three liquor licenses, a permanent utility easement, and a $1,000,000 grant submission for public health workforce. A property tax abatement petition was denied, and a second was continued pending more evidence.

• Approved $10,000 employee COVID vaccination raffle
• Approved liquor licenses for Taylor Park Marina, Lake Fork Marina, and Elk Creek Marina
• Approved permanent utility easement for Antelope Water Line
• Approved $1,000,000 grant submission for public health workforce
• Denied property tax abatement for Mark Solari
• Continued property tax abatement hearing for Van Delay Industries
• Approved Second Amendment to River Green covenants on short-term rentals
• Approved deed restriction exemption for 417 Larkspur Loop

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and leases, plus a public hearing on a street vacation in Pitkin. They will also vote on a resolution opposing a statewide ballot initiative and discuss possible amendments to land use rules on residential building sizes.

• Consent agenda includes $124,000 contract with Trestle Strategy Group LLC
• Grant application for $35,000 for Juvenile Diversion Program
• Purchase of airport parking system for $78,045
• Public hearing on street vacation in LaVeta Addition, Town of Pitkin
• Resolution opposing Ballot Initiative 16 (PAUSE Act)

STOR Committee

The STOR Committee will meet virtually to discuss updates on summer marketing, waste management, designated camping, and a grant application. The meeting includes approval of minutes and general updates from members.

• TAPP Summer Marketing Update
• Waste Management Committee Update
• Designated Camping Update
• CPW RPI Grant Application

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to receive updates and discuss several topics. These include an update from the Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley, a presentation from Town of Crested Butte staff on the Compass Plan process, and a discussion on Whetstone Affordable Housing. No formal action can be taken during this work session.

• Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley update
• Town of Crested Butte presentation on Compass Plan process
• Whetstone Affordable Housing discussion

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold public hearings and possibly take action on three land-use applications: a new fire station in Almont, a subdivision by Colorado State University to enable affordable housing, and a third residence at Castleton Ranch. The meeting is conducted via Zoom.

• Taylor Canyon Fire Station (LUC-21-00005): 3,330 sq ft fire station with driveways, parking, and wastewater system at 5855 County Rd. 742, Almont
• CSU Wilson Subdivision (LUC-20-00013): Subdivide 1141 State Highway 135 into two lots; Lot 1 (3.50 acres) to be sold to Valley Housing Fund for affordable housing, Lot 2 (15.13 acres) retained for Colorado State Forest Service relocation
• Ranch Properties LLC (LUC-20-00048): Expand Magazine Building/Hunt Cabin by 2,800 sq ft to create a third residence (approx. 3,500 sq ft) at 11521 County Road 730, Castleton Ranch
• Public comment period for unscheduled items

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing and decide on a request by Casebolt-Williams for a variance to reduce the property line setback from 15 feet to 3 feet. The variance would allow construction of a mudroom and deck to protect entrances from snow and ice shed from the roof. The North Valley Subdivision has provided a letter of approval.

• Variance request BOA-21-00001 to reduce setback from 15 feet to 3 feet
• Proposed mudroom and deck would encroach 12 feet into the setback
• Existing structure built in 1984; driveway on H.O.A. property
• North Valley Subdivision letter of approval

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to consider revised resolutions on temporary weight/length restrictions for Kebler Pass Road (County Road 12) and ATV/OHV/UTV use on a portion of County Road 3. They will also review a consent agenda with multiple contracts and agreements, including a $115,000 jail substance abuse treatment service agreement and a $222,342 grant amendment, plus land-use items like a townhome plat and a condominium replat.

• Revised resolution for temporary weight/length restrictions on Kebler Pass Road (County Road 12)
• Revised resolution to repeal Resolution 18-14 and authorize ATV/OHV/UTV use on a portion of County Road 3
• Service agreement with Colorado Dept. of Human Services for jail substance abuse/mental health treatment, $115,000
• Amended grant agreement with CDPHE for Health and Human Services, $222,342
• Request for Golf Villas Condominium Replat by Skyland Development Partners (LUC-21-0010)

The Board adopted Resolution 2021-12, repealing Resolution 18-14 and authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV use on a portion of County Road #3 (Marble Road) from the Town of Marble at Beaver Lake to the top of Daniel's Hill, with a sunset provision ending December 31, 2021. The Board also adopted Resolution 2021-11, imposing temporary weight and length restrictions on County Road 12 (Kebler Pass Road), effective May 24, 2021. Both resolutions passed unanimously.

• Adopted Resolution 2021-12 authorizing ATV/OHV/UTV use on CR #3 with sunset Dec 31, 2021 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-11 imposing 15-ton weight and 50-ft length restrictions on Kebler Pass Road (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including contracts and agreements (unanimous)
• Approved May 2021 accounts payable of $3,043,120.56 (unanimous)
• Approved April 2021 cash transfer of $4,161,601.95 (unanimous)
• Approved Townhome Plat and Declaration for Back Nine Condominiums (unanimous)
• Approved Golf Villas Condominium replat adding four units (unanimous)
• Approved letters of support for CPW Regional Partnership Initiative and Marble Stewardship Coalition (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a work session, which is not recorded and where no formal action can be taken. They will receive an update from Western Colorado University, conduct the annual inspection of the Gunnison County Jail, and tour Shady Island River Park. The agenda is subject to change, and the county manager may add administrative items.

• Annual inspection of Gunnison County Jail (520 W. Bidwell Ave, Gunnison, CO)
• Tour of Shady Island River Park (2714 Hwy 135, Gunnison, CO)
• Update from Western Colorado University

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on proposed on-site wastewater treatment regulations and consider related amendments. They will also vote on resolutions regarding ATV/OHV/UTV use on a portion of County Road 3 and temporary weight/length restrictions on Kebler Pass Road (County Road 12). The meeting includes several liquor license renewals, a funding request, and consent agenda items.

• Public hearing and resolution on On-Site Wastewater Treatment System Regulations
• Resolution to repeal Resolution 18-14 and authorize ATV/OHV/UTV use on a portion of County Road 3
• Resolution authorizing temporary weight/length restrictions on Kebler Pass Road (County Road 12)
• Road Use Agreement with Gunnison Nordic Club for Cottonwood Ride on County Road 209 (Cotton Pass) on 5/27/2021
• Liquor license renewals for Ferros Liquors, Movie Cabin, Parking Barn, CB South Country Store, and Pappy's Restaurant

The Board approved five liquor licenses, a $25,500 marketing district funding request, and Resolution 2021-10 amending on-site wastewater treatment regulations. A resolution on ATV/OHV/UTV use on County Road #3 was deferred to May 18 with an added expiration date of December 31, 2021. The Board also approved a temporary road use agreement with Gunnison Nordic Club and a lot cluster agreement for Buckhorn Ranch Subdivision.

• Approved five liquor licenses (unanimous)
• Approved $25,500 LMD funding for Marble Crystal River Chamber (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-10 amending wastewater regs (unanimous)
• Deferred ATV/OHV/UTV resolution on CR #3 to May 18, added Dec 31, 2021 expiration
• Approved temporary road use agreement with Gunnison Nordic Club (unanimous)
• Approved lot cluster agreement for Buckhorn Ranch Subdivision lots (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including grants and airport agreement (unanimous)
• Approved March 16, 2021 minutes (2-0, Houck abstained)

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold site visits and work sessions on several land-use applications, including a 24-unit townhome development, a third residence at Castleton Ranch, and a continued public hearing on a CSU subdivision for affordable housing. The meeting is conducted via Zoom due to seating limits.

• Dos Rios Village Townhomes (LUC-20-00015): 24 townhomes in six buildings at 37764 W. Highway 50, Gunnison
• Ranch Properties LLC (LUC-20-00048): third residence at 11521 County Road 730, expanding an accessory structure by 2,800 sq ft
• CSU 2 Lot Subdivision (LUC-20-00013): subdivision at 1141 State Highway 135; Lot 1 to be sold to Valley Housing Fund for affordable housing
• CSU application amended to remove proposed greenhouse building
• Approval of minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss several items, including a request to support a US Forest Service acquisition of a 48.54-acre ranchland conservation parcel near Marble, a fee proposal for Shady Island River Park, and a presentation from the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The board will also review emergency management procedures, opioid response planning, and the 2021 US Forest Service fire management plan. No formal action can be taken during this work session.

• Request for support of US Forest Service acquisition of 48.54-acre Gunnison Ranchland Conservation Legacy parcel (Parcel No. 2917-263-00-012) adjacent to Town of Marble
• Shady Island River Park fee proposal
• Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission presentation
• Emergency and disaster management procedures and role of the Board of County Commissioners
• Health and Human Services opioid response planning

STOR Committee

The STOR Committee will meet virtually to discuss designated camping in the North Valley, receive a fire season update from the U.S. Forest Service, and consider a funding proposal from the Crested Butte Land Trust. They will also hear updates on the Waste Management Committee and a grant opportunity from Colorado Parks & Wildlife.

• Update on designated camping in the North Valley
• Fire season update from U.S. Forest Service
• CBLT River Stewards funding proposal
• Waste Management Committee update
• CPW Regional Partnership Initiative grant opportunity and letter of support

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee is meeting to review its action plan, hear a USFWS recovery plan and Catalyst Group summary, and get a mid-season lek count update. The committee will also approve prior minutes, discuss membership, and take public comments. No formal decisions or dollar amounts are listed on the agenda.

• Review of the Action Plan
• USFWS Gunnison Sage-grouse Recovery Plan and Catalyst Group meeting summary
• Mid-season lek count update
• Committee and subcommittee membership discussion
• Approval of February 17, 2021 meeting minutes

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison/Hinsdale Board of Human Services is meeting to approve minutes, introduce a new Hinsdale County commissioner, and review financial reports and program updates. The board will also hear the current status of key state legislation. This is a routine administrative and oversight meeting with no public hearings or major decisions listed.

• Approve minutes from February 16, 2021
• Introduction of Hinsdale County Commissioner Greg Levine
• Review of DHS financial report for period ending December 31, 2020
• Update on Community Service Block Grant (CSBG)
• Status update on key legislative bills

The Gunnison/Hinsdale Board of Human Services approved the February 16, 2021 meeting minutes and the Gunnison/Hinsdale DHS financial report for the period ending December 31, 2020, both unanimously. The board also welcomed newly elected Hinsdale County Commissioner Greg Levine. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included informational updates on COVID financial services, grants, and legislative matters.

• Approved February 16, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Gunnison/Hinsdale DHS financial report and authorized Chair's signature (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on an alley vacation request and a lot cluster agreement for Lots 6-13, Block 19 in Irwin, plus a petition for abatement hearing. They will also consider consent agenda items including funding agreements, grant applications, and a vaccine equity grant. The meeting includes reports, vouchers, and an executive session for legal advice and negotiations.

• Public hearing: Alley vacation request, Lots 6-13, Block 19, Irwin (Hastings)
• Lot cluster agreement and declaration for Lots 6-13, Block 19, Irwin
• Funding agreement: Gunnison Valley Health Foundation, $11,000 for behavioral health
• Grant application: Caring for Colorado Vaccine Equity Grant, $35,164
• Local Marketing District funding request: Marble Crystal River Chamber, $25,500

The Board of County Commissioners approved an alley vacation and associated lot cluster agreement for Lots 6-13, Block 19 in the Irwin townsite, needed for a septic installation. The board also approved the consent agenda, including a $35,164 vaccine equity grant, and approved a $1,497,901.34 accounts payable voucher. A tax abatement petition for Amstar Inc. was partially approved for 2018 and denied for 2019.

• Approved alley vacation Resolution 2021-9 for Lots 6-13, Block 19, Irwin (unanimous)
• Approved lot cluster agreement for Lots 6-13, Block 19, Irwin (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $35,164 vaccine equity grant (unanimous)
• Approved March 2021 accounts payable voucher of $1,497,901.34 (unanimous)
• Approved March 2021 cash transfer of $3,093,890.70 (unanimous)
• Approved 2018 tax abatement for Amstar Inc., reducing valuation from $1,862,270 to $1,823,170 (unanimous)
• Denied 2019 tax abatement for Amstar Inc. (unanimous)
• Appointed Shane McGuinness to Region 10 Business Loan Fund (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a joint public hearing on Colorado State University's request to subdivide property at 1141 State Highway 135 into two lots, with the southern lot intended for sale to the Valley Housing Fund for affordable housing. The commission will also hold work sessions on a proposed Taylor Canyon fire station and receive training from the County Attorney and DOLA. No final action is expected on the fire station or training items.

• Public hearing on CSU subdivision (LUC-20-00013) at 1141 State Highway 135, creating Lot 1 (3.50 acres) for Valley Housing Fund and Lot 2 (15.13 acres) for Colorado State Forest Service relocation
• Work session on Taylor Canyon Fire Station (LUC-21-00005) at 5855 County Rd. 742, Almont, for a 3,330 sq. ft. station with wastewater system
• County Attorney education session on ex parte communication and sunshine law
• DOLA planning commissioner training presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to receive updates on the Gunnison Basin Roundtable and the Colorado River Water Conservation District, discuss utility standards, and consider summer 2021 vehicle traffic on Kebler Pass. They will also meet jointly with the Marble Town Council and hear an introduction from the acting Bureau of Land Management field manager. No formal action will be taken during this work session.

• Discussion on Summer 2021 Vehicle Traffic, Kebler Pass
• Utility Standards for Gunnison County Utility Department
• Introduction to Acting Bureau of Land Management Field Manager, Brady Owens
• Joint Work Session with Marble Town Council
• HB1177 Gunnison Basin Roundtable update

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on adopting the 2015 International Residential Code air leakage testing section and the 2018 Appendix Q for tiny houses. They will also consider a large consent agenda of contracts and agreements, several lot cluster agreements, a covenant amendment, a boundary line adjustment, an alley vacation, and an appeal. The meeting includes an executive session for legal advice on a potential property interest.

• Public hearings on International Residential Code air leakage testing (2015) and tiny houses (2018 Appendix Q)
• Consent agenda includes $11,000 contract with Center for Mental Health and $5,850 with Gunnison Country Food Pantry
• Commercial lease with Tom Anderson d/b/a Beleza, Inc. at 711 and 725 S. 10th St., $600/month
• HR Manager employment agreement for Cheryl Seling at $98,155 annually
• Local Marketing District funding increase to $2,390,590.51 for Gunnison-Crested Butte Tourism Association

The Board unanimously adopted three resolutions: requiring air-leakage testing for new homes, adopting tiny-house building standards, and delegating temporary road-closure authority to the Public Works Director. It also approved a consent agenda with 24 items, including contracts and grants, and denied an appeal of a Crested Butte South duplex approval, upholding the earlier decision.

• Adopted Resolution 2021-7 requiring air-leakage testing for new residential construction.
• Adopted Resolution 2021-8 adding tiny-house building standards (Appendix Q) to the county code.
• Adopted Resolution 2021-6 allowing the Public Works Director to temporarily close county roads for up to 5 days.
• Approved the consent agenda, including contracts, grants, and leases, with one item pulled and approved separately.
• Approved the intergovernmental agreement with Montrose County for winter road maintenance, with edits.
• Denied the appeal of the Crested Butte South duplex approval, affirming the POA's decision.
• Approved two lot cluster agreements and a boundary line adjustment.
• Approved a $2,390,590.51 funding amendment for the Tourism and Prosperity Partnership.

STOR Committee

The Gunnison County STOR Committee will meet virtually to discuss overflow camping in the North Valley, receive updates on the Gunnison Stewardship Fund and STOR Corps 2021, and consider trail planning with wildlife in mind. The meeting also includes approval of February minutes and a refresher on sub-committees.

• Overflow camping in the North Valley discussion
• Gunnison Stewardship Fund overview
• STOR Corps 2021 update
• Trail planning with wildlife in mind
• Unified messaging update

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting, a regular meeting, and a work session on March 23, 2021. The special meeting will ratify appointments to the Tourism and Prosperity Partnership Board. The regular meeting includes a consent agenda with a coroner's workspace payment agreement and a health plan amendment for COVID-19 coverage. The work session will discuss law enforcement in the Marble area.

• Ratification of TAPP Board appointments: Wynn Williams and William Ronai, terms ending February 1, 2024
• Agreement with Gunnison Funeral Services for coroner's workspace, $434.66/month, April 1, 2021 to April 1, 2022
• Amendment to County Employee Medical Benefit Plan to include COVID-19 testing and treatment, effective March 18, 2021
• Discussion on law enforcement in the Marble area (work session, no formal action)

The Board of County Commissioners, meeting as the Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District, unanimously ratified Wynn Williams and William Ronai to the Tourism and Prosperity Partnership Board. In the regular special meeting, the board approved the consent agenda, prior meeting minutes, $1,421,632.06 in vouchers, and a $3,313,946.14 cash transfer. The treasurer's report was accepted, with discussion noting limitations in distinguishing short-term rental lodging tax receipts from hotel receipts.

• Ratified Wynn Williams and William Ronai to TAPP Board, terms ending Feb 1, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including coroner's workspace agreement and COVID-19 testing/treatment plan amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Aug 18, 2020 and Sept 2, 2020 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved voucher report for $1,421,632.06 (unanimous)
• Approved February 2021 cash transfer for $3,313,946.14 (unanimous)
• Accepted February 2021 Treasurer's Report and authorized chair's signature (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and resolutions, including a resolution to purchase real property at 711 N Colorado St. They will also discuss a lot cluster agreement, a temporary easement, and appointments. The meeting includes a liquor license hearing for Three Rivers Smokehouse.

• Resolution authorizing purchase of real property at 711 N Colorado St, Gunnison
• Contractor agreement with Coal Creek Watershed Coalition for water quality standards, $18,300
• Grant application for early childhood coalition staff, $74,700
• Corrected FAA grant application for airport terminal project, $1,153,208
• Lot cluster agreement for Buckhorn Ranch Lots M3-45 and M3-46

The Board approved the consent agenda, renewed a liquor license, granted temporary easements and delegated signing authority, approved a lot cluster agreement, and approved a letter of support for a river restoration project. All votes were unanimous with one commissioner absent.

• Approved Three Rivers Smokehouse liquor license renewal (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including contracts, grants, and resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved temporary easement to Jan & Teresa Bryniarski and delegated signing authority to County Manager (unanimous)
• Approved lot cluster agreement for Buckhorn Ranch Lots M3-45 and M3-46 (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for Upper Gunnison River Restoration & Irrigation Infrastructure Improvement Project (unanimous)
• Approved resolution authorizing purchase of real property at 711 N Colorado St (2-0, Mason absent)
• Approved resolution adjusting ground rent at Gold Basin Industrial Park to $3,206/acre/year (2-0, Mason absent)

Environmental Health Board

The Gunnison County Environmental Health Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear from citizens, and hold a public hearing on an OWTS (septic system) application for a parcel under one acre at 80 Alpine Street. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom.

• Public hearing for OWTS-21-00004 at 80 Alpine Street, parcel less than one acre

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss three items: COVID-19 socio-economic indicators, a Kebler Pass winter trailhead, and a quarterly update from the Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees. Work sessions are not recorded and formal action cannot be taken, so these are discussion items only.

• COVID-19 socio-economic indicators discussion
• Kebler Pass winter trailhead discussion
• Quarterly Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees update

Planning Commission

The meeting includes an introduction to the Planning Commission's regulatory and policy documents. A joint work session with the Board of County Commissioners will discuss the BOCC Strategic Plan and policy initiatives.

• Appointment of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Planning Commission overview of Department activities and work plan
• Joint work session regarding BOCC Strategic Plan and recommendations

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to consider several administrative items, including temporary road restrictions, a water line extension contract, and appointments to various boards and committees. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss negotiations regarding a conservation easement amendment. A special meeting of the Local Marketing District will follow to consider a tourism funding request.

• Resolution authorizing temporary weight restriction on County Road 734 (Slate River Road)
• Resolution authorizing temporary seasonal closure and weight restriction on County Road 38 (Gold Basin Road)
• Dos Rios Water Line Extension: Notice of Award, Notice to Proceed, and Contractor Agreement with All Weather Earthworks, Inc., $54,300.80, 3/2/2021-4/30/2021
• Appointments to Environmental Health Board, Region 10 Committees, Sage-grouse Strategic Committee, Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee, and Planning Commission
• Executive session to discuss negotiations on a conservation easement amendment with Sopris 715 LLC

The Board approved temporary weight restrictions on Slate River Road and a seasonal closure with weight restrictions on Gold Basin Road, both effective March 15 to May 15. It authorized the County Manager to negotiate a two-year contract with Interim Finance Director Juan Guerra and to sign a $54,300.80 water line extension contract with All Weather Earthworks, Inc., pending insurance verification. The Board also approved a grant application for four Sheriff's Office vehicles and a $350,000 additional funding request from the Tourism and Prosperity Partnership. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Resolution #2021-2: temporary 15-ton weight restriction on Slate River Road (CR 734) from March 15 to May 15.
• Approved Resolution #2021-3: temporary closure and 10-ton weight restriction on Gold Basin Road (CR 38) from March 15 to May 15.
• Authorized County Manager to negotiate a two-year employment contract with Interim Finance Director Juan Guerra.
• Authorized submission of a CNG grant application for four Sheriff's Office vehicles, to be ratified later.
• Approved the Dos Rios Waterline Extension Agreement with All Weather Earthworks, Inc. for $54,300.80, pending insurance.
• Approved application for Somerset wastewater system funds for leach field improvements.
• Approved appointments to Environmental Health Board, Region 10 Committees, Sage-grouse Strategic Committee, and Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee.
• Approved $350,000 additional funding for TAPP from county reserves for marketing, signage, ICELab, and STOR activities.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to approve consent agenda items including grant applications and contracts, followed by a work session to discuss proposed revisions to on-site wastewater treatment regulations, road and bridge funding, and interviews for board and commission appointments.

• Early Childhood Workforce Innovation Grant application for $90,723.22
• Colorado Parks and Wildlife Impact Assistance Grant application for $23,015.29
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Montrose County for Nurse Home Visitor Program, $86,329
• Government Obligation Contract with KS StateBank for landfill compactor purchase, $477,108
• Funding agreement with Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District for Shady Island Project, $30,000

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting and approved the consent agenda, a funding agreement with the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District for the Shady Island Project, vouchers totaling $2,491,112.30, a cash transfer of $3,802,522.80, and the Treasurer's monthly report. All motions were carried unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda including grant applications and intergovernmental agreements (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000 funding agreement with Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District for Shady Island Project (unanimous)
• Approved vouchers totaling $2,491,112.30 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfer of $3,802,522.80 (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's monthly report and authorized Chairperson's signature (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Commission will hold a work session regarding a request by Colorado State University to split a parcel into two new lots. The proposal involves selling one lot for potential affordable housing development and retaining another for the Colorado State Forest Service.

• Subdivision of 18.6 acres at 1141 State Highway 135 into Lot 1 and Lot 2
• Proposed sale of 3.50-acre Lot 1 to Valley Housing Fund for land banking
• Proposed use of 15.13-acre Lot 2 for relocating the Colorado State Forest Service
• Removal of a proposed greenhouse building from the application

Gunnison Basin Sage-grouse Strategic Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding the USFWS Gunnison Sage-grouse Recovery Plan and the Gunnison Rising Habitat Conservation Plan. The agenda also includes discussions on Tomichi Creek State Park and the 2021 Pre-Summit Workshop.

• USFWS Gunnison Sage-grouse Recovery Plan and Recovery Implementation Strategy Update
• Gunnison Rising Habitat Conservation Plan discussion
• Tomichi Creek State Park discussion
• 2021 Pre-Summit Workshop Update

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The board will conduct a remote meeting to review previous minutes and discuss legislative priorities. The agenda also includes updates regarding staffing and Hinsdale County Board representation.

• Approval of October 20, 2020, and December 22, 2020, meeting minutes
• Discussion of legislative priorities
• Staffing update

The board unanimously approved the minutes from October 20, 2020, and December 22, 2020. They discussed legislative priorities, including behavioral health and childcare funding, and noted a potential staffing impact from Delta County possibly ending a subcontract for the Home and Community Based Services Program. No formal decisions were made on these topics.

• Approved minutes from 10/20/2020 and 12/22/2020 (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to consider a consent agenda, county manager reports, and COVID-19 recovery team recommendations. The consent agenda includes approvals for steel material purchases, a contractor agreement, and several grant applications. The meeting also includes a liquor license renewal and a letter of support for an EMS ambulance grant.

• Approval of $23,911.12 steel material purchase from Penrose Steel & Tubing, Inc.
• Contractor agreement with Dr. Anna Meeuwsen for $1,200 (Jan-Dec 2021)
• Grant application for $13,127 for Emerging and Expanding Child Care Grant Program
• Grant application for $50,000 on behalf of Community Health Coalition of the Gunnison Valley
• Resolution delegating signatory authority for affordable housing deed restrictions

The Board approved a $59,690 request for COVID-19 recovery efforts, funded from COVID relief monies, and approved a liquor license for Paradise Restaurant. They also approved a resolution delegating signatory authority to the County Manager for affordable housing deed restrictions, along with several consent agenda items and a letter of support for an EMS grant.

• Approved $59,690 for COVID recovery response (unanimous)
• Approved liquor license for Crested Butte, LLC dba Paradise Restaurant (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution #2021-1 delegating signatory authority for affordable housing deed restrictions (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including steel purchase, contractor agreement, and grant applications (unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for North Fork EMS Ambulance Grant (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss several topics, including a report on HB 1177, an update from the Colorado River Water Conservation District, revisions to the county's building and septic codes, and a presentation on the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport terminal design. No formal action will be taken during this work session.

• HB 1177 Roundtable Report
• Colorado River Water Conservation District Update
• Gunnison County Building and Septic Code Revisions
• Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport Terminal Design Presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, consider consent agenda items including a Core Services Agreement amendment and a claims administration addendum, and hear reports from the County Manager and Deputy County Manager. The County Manager may discuss contracting authority and possibly enter an executive session for legal advice. The board will also discuss County Attorney's Office staffing and a COVID Response Data Manager position.

• Core Services Agreement Amendment No. 3
• Addendum to Claims Administration Agreement with Group & Pension Administrators, LLC
• Amendment to Employee Dental and Vision Benefit Plan Document
• County Manager Contracting Authority; possible executive session
• COVID Response Data Manager position

The Board approved replacing a resigned paralegal with an entry-level attorney position, at an additional annual cost of $38,000, and authorized the County Manager and HHS Director to hire a COVID Response Data Manager using dedicated COVID-response funds (approximately $600k available). Both motions passed unanimously. The Board also approved the consent agenda and prior meeting minutes, and held an executive session on legal advice regarding county manager contracting authority.

• Approved January 26, 2021 special meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including Core Services Agreement Amendment No. 3, GPA claims administration addendum, and dental/vision plan amendment (unanimous)
• Held executive session on county manager contracting authority legal advice (unanimous)
• Approved replacing paralegal with entry-level attorney position at $38,000 additional annual cost (unanimous)
• Authorized hiring COVID Response Data Manager using dedicated COVID-response funds (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several items including federal assistance applications for the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport. The meeting also includes discussions on boundary line adjustments, a townhome plat, and various grant applications.

• $14,000,000 application for federal assistance for Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport
• $600,000 application for Small Community Air Service Development Program at the airport
• $50,000 grant funding for regional COVID-19 work and public health improvements
• Townhome plat for 244 Elk Valley Road in Crested Butte
• Boundary Line Adjustment for Lots 3 and 4, Fairway Park at Skyland

The Board of County Commissioners approved a consent agenda including a $14M airport grant application, several appointments to boards and commissions, two boundary line adjustments, a townhome plat, and a contract to buy real estate for Gunnison Valley Health. The Housing Authority authorized the sale of a property at 25 Elk Valley Road. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved consent agenda including $14M airport grant application (unanimous)
• Approved liquor license renewal for Gunnison Golf Club (unanimous)
• Approved boundary line adjustment for Fairway Park at Skyland (unanimous)
• Approved townhome plat at 244 Elk Valley Road (unanimous)
• Approved boundary line adjustment for Bryant Avenue properties (unanimous)
• Approved contract to buy 711 N. Colorado St. Unit 4 for Gunnison Valley Health (unanimous)
• Approved Housing Authority Resolution #2021-001 to sell 25 Elk Valley Road Unit #202 (unanimous)
• Approved multiple board and commission appointments (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

This is a special meeting of the Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners with a minimal agenda: call to order, approval of minutes from the August 25, 2020 special meeting, and adjournment. No substantive policy, budget, or land-use items are listed. The meeting will be held remotely via Zoom.

• Approval of August 25, 2020 special meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting and work session to interview candidates for various county boards and commissions, including the Extension Advisory Committee, Historic Preservation Commission, Tourism & Prosperity Partnership, Land Preservation, Veteran Services, Library District, Planning Commission, and Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation. The meeting also includes routine items such as vouchers and transfers and the treasurer's report. No formal action is expected during the work session, as it is not recorded and formal action cannot be taken.

• Interviews for Extension Advisory Committee: Susan Wyman, Melody Roper, Jon Mugglestone
• Interviews for Historic Preservation Commission: Heather Thiessen-Reily, Shelley Popke, David Russell, Leighton Moreland, LeeAnn Mick
• Interviews for Planning Commission: Chris Rourke, Mindy Costanzo, Melanie Miller, Vincent Rogalski, Scott Cox, Andy Sovick
• Interviews for Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation: Mark Voegeli, Brandon Diamond, Hannah Cranor, Roman Kolodziej, Hedda Peterson, Jake Jones, Jason McRoy, Steve Guerrieri, Tim Kugler, Joellen Fonken, John Norton, Matt McCombs
• Routine items: vouchers and transfers, treasurer's report

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting and unanimously approved vouchers totaling $2,156,436.49 and a cash transfer of $4,235,745.89. They also accepted the Treasurer's monthly report for December 2020, including the 4th Quarter Interest Report and Investment Report. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved vouchers for $2,156,436.49 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfer of $4,235,745.89 (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's Report and authorized Chairperson's signature (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to take comment on a proposal to fully implement the air leakage limit section of the 2015 International Residential Code. The meeting also includes routine items: call to order, approval of minutes, and a period for unscheduled citizen comments. The meeting will be conducted via Zoom.

• Public hearing on air leakage limit implementation (International Residential Code, 2015)
• Unscheduled citizens comment period
• Approval of minutes
• Meeting held via Zoom

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular meeting, including oath of office ceremonies for two newly elected commissioners, board reorganization, and appointments to various boards. They will also consider a consent agenda with contracts, licenses, and COVID-19 funding, plus discuss an alternate protest period for the assessor and a state park discussion. The meeting includes a potential executive session on litigation.

• Oath of office for Commissioners Elizabeth Smith and Jonathan Houck
• Designation of 2021 chairperson and vice chairperson
• Appointments to boards including Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority, Region 10, and Gunnison Valley Hospital Board of Trustees
• Consent agenda includes $80,488 COVID-19 funding from CDPHE and $16,148.40 airport lease with Ray Trucking
• Potential executive session on Center for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Dept. of Int. litigation