Morrison public meetings in 2021

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will hold its regular meeting on December 21, 2021. The main item of business is a proposal to approve a donation to the Jefferson Center for Mental Health for their Crisis and Recovery Center, with the amount to be determined. The board will also review departmental reports, including parking revenue, and consider approving the consent agenda for minutes, payroll, and vouchers.

• Donation to Jefferson Center for Mental Health for Crisis and Recovery Center (amount not specified)
• Approval of consent agenda including minutes from Dec 7 and Dec 15 meetings, payroll, and vouchers
• Parking revenue report for November 2021 showing $8,533.50 in total revenue
• Revenue report showing $104,467.17 net parking revenue for Jun-Nov 2021

The Morrison Board of Trustees met on December 21, 2021, and approved a $150 donation to the Jefferson Center for Mental Health. The board also approved the consent agenda unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved $150 donation to Jefferson Center for Mental Health (consensus)
• Approved consent agenda for December 21, 2021 (unanimous)

Public Notices

This is a public notice about absentee voting for the April 5, 2022 regular municipal election in Morrison, CO. It provides application deadlines and where to obtain and return ballots. No other business is discussed.

• Absentee ballot applications available at Town Offices, 321 Highway 8
• Mail-in application deadline: 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 1, 2022
• Last day to apply for absentee ballot: 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 15, 2022
• Absentee ballots due by 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 5, 2022 at Town Office

Public Notices

The Board of Trustees is considering Ordinance No. 510, which would create a new article in the Municipal Code to permit and regulate retail marijuana establishments. The ordinance limits the town to no more than one retail marijuana store license, restricted to the area east of the Dakota Hogback.

• Ordinance No. 510: Creates regulations for retail marijuana stores
• Permits a maximum of one (1) retail marijuana store license within town limits
• Restricts authorized locations to the portion of the Town east of the Dakota Hogback
• Amends zoning code to allow use by right in the Mixed Use Commercial and Office (MU-CO) zone district
• Establishes a local licensing authority and procedures for license approval, renewal, and revocation

Public Notices

This is a public notice about the upcoming bi-annual Town of Morrison election on April 5, 2022, not a regular meeting agenda. It provides information for potential candidates and voters, including petition availability, deadlines, and qualifications.

• Election for Mayor (4-year term) and four Trustee positions (three 4-year terms, one 2-year term) on April 5, 2022
• Nomination petitions available from January 3, 2022, at Town Clerk's office, 321 Highway 8, Morrison
• Petitions due by 4:30 p.m. on January 24, 2022, requiring at least 10 signatures from registered electors in town
• Voter registration deadline is March 14, 2022; registration available at Jefferson County Clerk's office or online

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board is holding a special electronic meeting to consider adopting Ordinance 510, which would permit licensing and operation of no more than one retail marijuana store in the town, restricted to the area east of the Dakota Hogback. The board will also discuss a resolution referring ballot questions to the April 2022 election. An executive session is scheduled to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding contract agreements with the City and County of Denver for Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

• Adoption of Ordinance 510 permitting one retail marijuana store east of Dakota Hogback
• Resolution 2021-13 referring April 2022 election ballot questions
• Executive session on Red Rocks Amphitheatre contract agreements with Denver
• Ordinance includes odor control, licensing fees, and zoning amendments for MU-CO district

The Board of Trustees unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 510, permitting licensing and operation of one retail marijuana store east of the Dakota Hogback. They also approved Resolution 2021-12 referring two ballot questions to the April 2022 election, with a correction to the first question. The board then entered executive session to discuss Red Rocks Amphitheatre contract negotiations with Denver.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 510 permitting one retail marijuana store east of Dakota Hogback (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-12 referring April 2022 ballot questions, with correction to first question (unanimous)
• Entered executive session for legal advice on Red Rocks Amphitheatre contract negotiations (unanimous)

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is considering Ordinance No. 510, which would permit and regulate a single retail marijuana store in the town, restricted to the area east of the Dakota Hogback. The ordinance adds a new article to the municipal code and amends zoning to allow such stores as a permitted use in the MU-CO district. It establishes licensing, fees, odor control, and other operational rules. The board is deciding whether to adopt this ordinance at this meeting.

• Ordinance No. 510: new Article XIII of Chapter 11 permitting one retail marijuana store east of Dakota Hogback
• Amends zoning code to allow retail marijuana as a use by right in MU-CO district
• Establishes local licensing authority and license application process
• Sets operating fee (amount to be fixed by board motion)
• Prohibits marijuana clubs and requires odor control measures

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is holding a special electronic meeting to consider a draft retail marijuana ordinance and a resolution referring April 2022 election ballot questions. The board will also hold an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding contract agreements with the City and County of Denver for Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

• Retail Marijuana Draft Ordinance (action item)
• Resolution 2021-13 referring April 2022 Election Ballot Questions
• Executive session on Red Rocks Amphitheatre contract agreements with City and County of Denver

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will review revised Comprehensive Plan maps covering land use, transportation, parks, and public improvements, incorporating prior commissioner feedback. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from September and October 2021 and staff reports. The agenda is primarily procedural, with the main substantive item being the map review.

• Review of Comprehensive Plan Maps 4-10 (South Planning Area, Future Land Use, Transportation, Old Town Transportation, Parks/Trails/Open Space, Public Improvements, Resources/Environment)
• Approval of minutes from September 14 and October 12, 2021 Planning Commission meetings
• Project tracking chart includes active projects: Park of the Red Rocks drinking water special review (211 Bear Creek Ave), Mt. Carbon Water Treatment Expansion SDP (17881 Union Ave), JR Clark at Red Rocks wedding venue (905 Bear Creek Ave), Colorado Bird Club rezone (201 Mill St), Old Post Office/Bike Shop drive-through eatery (300 Bear Creek Ave)
• Referrals to Jefferson County: Rodeo Adventure Labs rezoning (3664 Soda Lakes Rd), Red Rocks Ranch minor variation and adjustments
• Code enforcement: rooftop HVAC screening at 316 Bear Creek Ave, property maintenance at 150 Spring St, Aggregate Industries PUD compliance

The Morrison Planning Commission held a special meeting with no public hearings or presentations. They reviewed the Comprehensive Plan maps, discussing water/sewer lines for Red Rocks Ranch, town limits, and land use designations. The commission approved the minutes from the September 14 and October 12, 2021 meetings. No formal decisions were made on any applications or projects.

• Approved minutes from Sept 14 and Oct 12, 2021 meetings (all present voted aye; Feehery absent)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will vote on the 2022 budget, a capital improvement program, and a property tax mill levy, and consider a draft ordinance to allow one retail marijuana establishment. They will also discuss a parking management contract with Interstate Parking and ballot questions for the April election. A rezoning hearing for 401 Mount Vernon Street will be continued to January 4, 2022.

• Resolution 2021-09: Adopting 2022 budget with $2,650,972 general fund expenditures
• Resolution 2021-10: Adopting Capital Improvement Program 2022-2026, $382,500 for FY2022
• Resolution 2021-11: Setting 6.746 mills property tax levy for FY2022
• Ordinance 510: Permitting one retail marijuana establishment, with 6.25% sales tax ballot question
• Parking Management Program: Possible 2-year contract with Interstate Parking, 50/50 revenue split

The Board approved a two-year contract extension with Interstate Parking, amending it to share parking and citation revenue equally. It also adopted the 2022 budget, a 2022-2026 capital improvement program, and the 2022 mill levy. The retail marijuana ordinance was discussed with revisions to be made, including removing the three-quarter mile restriction and giving the Board final say on licenses.

• Approved two-year Interstate Parking contract with 50/50 revenue split (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-09: 2022 Town Budget (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-10: Capital Improvement Program 2022-2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-11: 2022 Mill Levy (unanimous)
• Postponed Colorado Bird Club Rezoning hearing to January 4, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved Radon Action Month proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for November 2, 2021 (unanimous)
• Board supported gifting $50 Christmas certificates to staff and volunteers

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on December 7, 2021, to take testimony and consider a zone change application. The request seeks to rezone 401 Mount Vernon Street from R-1 Low Density Residential to CT District, Commercial Transitional with a PUD-C Planned Commercial district overlay.

• Public hearing on zone change application by Sean Forey
• Property at 401 Mount Vernon Street, Morrison, CO 80465
• Proposed change from R-1 Low Density Residential to CT District with PUD-C overlay
• Written comments accepted until hearing at 321 Highway 8, Morrison

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is considering Ordinance No. 510, which would permit and regulate one retail marijuana store in the town. The ordinance establishes licensing rules, fees, and operational requirements, and would allow such a store as a use by right in the Mixed Use Commercial and Office (MU-CO) zone district. This is a public hearing and first reading of the ordinance.

• Ordinance No. 510 would allow one retail marijuana store in Morrison
• Retail marijuana store permitted as a use by right in MU-CO zone district
• Operating fee set by Board of Trustees by motion
• Marijuana clubs prohibited
• Odor control measures required for licensed premises

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Town Board is conducting a public hearing regarding the 2022 Budget and the 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program. The meeting also includes discussions on law enforcement agreements, a retail marijuana ordinance, and April election ballot questions.

• Public hearing on 2022 Budget and 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program
• Draft 2022 General Fund expenditure of $2,693,334
• Draft 2022 Utility Fund expenditure of $1,042,900
• Proposed 2022 General Fund capital projects totaling $226,500
• Discussion of Retail Marijuana Draft Ordinance and April 22 Election Ballot Questions

The Board reached consensus to keep a local Morrison Police Department operating during daylight hours, with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office covering the graveyard shift, and directed staff to begin hiring a new Police Chief. They also approved an Intergovernmental Agreement for law enforcement services with Jefferson County, authorized $53,286.15 in ARP funds for those services, and approved a $4,000/year Bandimere Speedway sponsorship. The 2022 budget hearing was held with a suggestion to adjust police staffing from six to four full-time officers.

• Consensus to keep local police for daylight hours, county for graveyard shift
• Directed hiring process for new Police Chief
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office (all present aye)
• Authorized $53,286.15 ARP funds for Jefferson County law enforcement services (all present aye)
• Approved $4,000/year Bandimere Speedway sponsorship for 2022-2023 (5-1)
• Approved Consent Agenda for November 2, 2021 (all present aye)
• Consensus to revise Soda Lakes Road referral letter expressing interest and concerns
• Consensus to change ballot question wording to 'Retail Marijuana Sales Tax'

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing to consider adopting Ordinance No. 510, which would create a new article in the municipal code to permit and regulate retail marijuana establishments. The ordinance would allow only one retail marijuana store license in town, require a local license and operating fee, and set rules for licensing, renewal, and revocation. The hearing is scheduled for November 16, 2021, at 6:00 pm at 110 Stone Street.

• Ordinance No. 510 would permit retail marijuana stores in the MC-CO zone district
• Only one retail marijuana store license allowed in town
• Operating fee to be set by Board of Trustees
• Marijuana clubs prohibited
• Public hearing on November 16, 2021 at 6:00 pm

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will discuss and potentially vote on a Comprehensive Plan Map Update. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the September 14 and October 12, 2021 meetings. Staff reports from the Town Planner and Town Manager are scheduled, along with public comment.

• Comprehensive Plan Map Update
• Approval of minutes from September 14, 2021
• Approval of minutes from October 12, 2021

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will consider whether to withdraw its protest of Aggregate Industries' state reclamation application, with conditions requiring resolution of remaining PUD compliance issues. The board will also discuss a draft ordinance and ballot questions for retail marijuana establishments. The meeting includes a presentation from Aggregate Industries on reclamation progress.

• Withdraw Notice of Protest of DRMS Application of Aggregate Industries WCR, Inc. File No. M-1973-021, AM-07 Request
• Retail Marijuana Draft Ordinance and Ballot Questions
• Executive session for legal advice on police department staffing options and records release
• Consent agenda: minutes, payroll, vouchers
• Board comments on Hogback

The Board voted unanimously to withdraw its letter of protest against Aggregate Industries, provided the company resolves all remaining PUD compliance issues by February 28, 2022, and appears before the Board on March 1, 2022, if not completed. The Board also discussed a draft retail marijuana ordinance, reaching consensus on a 10% sales tax rate with the ability to raise it to 15%, to be placed on the April 2022 ballot. No other formal decisions were made beyond approving the consent agenda and appointing trustees to a speed enforcement committee.

• Withdrew letter of protest against Aggregate Industries with compliance deadline of Feb. 28, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda for October 5, 2021 (unanimous)
• Appointed Trustees Burris and Wirtz to speed enforcement committee (unanimous)
• Reached consensus on 10% retail marijuana sales tax rate, with ability to raise to 15% (discussion only)

Public Notices

This document is a public notice from Trustee Katie Gill correcting media reports regarding the resignation of Police Chief Siderfin. It clarifies that the Board did not plan to disband the Morrison Police Department (MPD) and that the 2022 draft budget reduced estimated court fines from $690,000 to $340,000 based on the Chief's recommendation. The notice states that the Board will discuss the future of the MPD at the November 16 Town Board Meeting, noting that the Jeffco Sheriff’s Office is currently providing temporary law enforcement services.

• Board will discuss the future of the Morrison Police Department at the November 16 meeting
• 2022 draft budget estimates $340,000 in court fines and $1,195,365 in total PD expenditures
• Jeffco Sheriff’s Office is providing temporary law enforcement services to Morrison
• Chief Siderfin resigned two days after suggesting a $300,000 expectation for court fines
• 2021 estimated PD subsidy to the General Fund is $650,588

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board is reviewing the draft 2022 budget, which projects a $321,181 general fund deficit and a $106,500 utility fund deficit. The board will also discuss a memorandum of understanding for Mount Carbon water treatment expansion costs and an opioid settlement. The meeting includes an executive session on a personnel matter involving the Town Manager.

• 2022 draft budget: $2,326,153 general fund revenue vs $2,647,334 expenditures
• Police staffing reduced from 9 to 6 full-time officers in 2022 budget
• Downtown crosswalk improvements: $131,500 in 2022 capital projects
• MOU on Mount Carbon Water Treatment expansion costs
• Opioid settlement discussion

The Board of Trustees approved the 2022 budget with a $50,000 placeholder for a trail project, approved a memorandum of terms for Mount Carbon water treatment expansion reimbursement, and approved the Colorado Opioids Settlement Memorandum. All votes were unanimous among present members. The meeting also included discussion on the police chief resignation and a request for employee wage data.

• Approved $50,000 placeholder for trail from Canyon Vista to Red Rocks Vista (consensus)
• Approved Mount Carbon water treatment expansion reimbursement memorandum (unanimous)
• Approved Colorado Opioids Settlement Memorandum (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for October 5, 2021 (unanimous)
• Moved to executive session for legal advice on personnel matter (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission voted unanimously to refer the Draft Retail Marijuana Ordinance to the Board of Trustees for review, with requested amendments including specifying local time for delivery hours and revising the denial appeal process to give the Town Board final licensing authority. The Commission also voiced support for adding a Highway 8 trail to the 2022 budget, citing pedestrian safety, and discussed funding options for trail and sidewalk projects.

• Referred the Draft Retail Marijuana Ordinance to the Board of Trustees with amendments, including adding local time specification and revising the denial process to give the Town Board final say on licensing.
• Voiced support for adding the Highway 8 trail to the 2022 Budget under General Fund Capital Projects.
• Discussed applying for a CDOT grant for crosswalk improvements and an EDA grant for trail projects.
• Noted that funds in the 2024 budget could be moved to 2023 for sidewalk and crosswalk improvements.

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss the 2022 draft budget, including police and court funding, and consider several resolutions and agreements. Key items include adopting the Jefferson County All-Hazard Mitigation Plan, an agreement with Lennar for water and sewer taps in Red Rocks Ranch, a grant proposal for the Stem Talent Challenge Program, and setting the marijuana retail sales tax rate. The board will also receive departmental reports and consider consent agenda items.

• 2022 draft budget: General Fund revenues $2,676,153, expenditures $2,639,976; Utility Fund revenues $936,400, expenditures $1,042,900
• Resolution 2021-08 adopting Jefferson County All-Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Agreement with Lennar for water & sewer taps in Red Rocks Ranch Development
• Stem Talent Challenge Program grant proposal
• Marijuana retail sales tax rate discussion

The Morrison Board of Trustees adopted Resolution 2021-08 for the Jefferson County All-Hazard Mitigation Plan, with a final review by the Town Manager and Town Attorney. They also approved Letters of Agreement with Lennar Colorado, LLC for water and sewer taps in the Red Rocks Ranch Development. The board discussed the 2022 budget, including court and police department revenue projections, and agreed to keep the retail marijuana sales tax rate consistent throughout the year.

• Adopted Resolution 2021-08 Jefferson County All-Hazard Mitigation Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Letters of Agreement with Lennar Colorado, LLC for water and sewer taps (unanimous)
• Approved Town as Local Government Supporter of STEM Talent Challenge grant proposal (unanimous, Sutton abstained)
• Approved Consent Agenda for September 7, 2021 (unanimous)
• Held executive session for legal advice on Town Manager personnel matter (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will consider an amendment to the Interstate Parking Contract, review the draft 2022 budget, and discuss the status of a retail marijuana ordinance review and its sales tax rate. The meeting also includes departmental reports and a consent agenda with minutes, payroll, and vouchers.

• Amendment to Interstate Parking Contract extending trial term month-to-month after Oct 1, 2021
• 2022 draft budget: $2,676,153 general fund revenues, $2,639,976 expenditures
• Police staffing reduced from 9 to 6 full-time officers in 2022 budget
• Downtown crosswalk improvements funded at $131,500 in 2022
• Discussion on retail marijuana ordinance and sales tax rate

The Board approved an amendment to the Interstate Parking Contract, extending the paid parking program trial to a month-to-month basis until December 2021. The Board also approved a Boundary Agreement with landowners of the water treatment plant land, with final approval from the Town Attorney and Town Manager, to establish new boundary lines for the subdivision process. The 2022 budget was reviewed but not formally approved. The Board discussed the retail marijuana ordinance and sales tax rate, but no decision was made.

• Approved amendment to Interstate Parking Contract, extending paid parking trial to month-to-month until December 2021.
• Approved Boundary Agreement with landowners of water treatment plant land, with final approval from Town Attorney and Town Manager.
• Approved Consent Agenda for September 7, 2021 meeting.
• Discussed 2022 budget for various departments, but no formal action taken.
• Discussed retail marijuana ordinance and potential sales tax rate, but no decision made.
• Discussed options for future municipality building and trail improvements, including potential grant and loan options.

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting that includes a presentation and discussion of a draft ordinance regulating retail marijuana establishments. The commission will also receive a staff report on the comprehensive plan update and hold an orientation session for new commissioners. The agenda is otherwise routine, with items such as approval of minutes and staff reports.

• Discussion of draft retail marijuana ordinance (Article XIII, Sec. 11-400 et seq.)
• Presentation by Police Chief on retail marijuana experience in Silverthorne
• Comprehensive plan update with mapping revisions
• New commissioner orientation session
• Approval of August 10, 2021 meeting minutes

The Planning Commission discussed a draft retail marijuana ordinance and reached consensus on key provisions, including no marijuana growing, operating hours of 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., zoning districts, and odor control regulations. The Commission will prepare a recommended ordinance for the Town Board, which may place it on the 2022 ballot. The Commission also recommended a different tax structure for retail marijuana sales. The August 10, 2021 meeting minutes were approved with a suggested change.

• Approved August 10, 2021 meeting minutes with suggested change (all present voted aye)
• Reached consensus on ordinance provisions: no growing, hours 10 a.m.–8 p.m., zoning districts, odor control
• Recommended a different tax structure for retail marijuana sales
• Will prepare a recommended ordinance for Town Board review

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board is meeting to discuss the 2022 draft budget, the sale of a UTCG Police trailer, and water meters. The budget includes a proposed increase in sales tax revenue estimates, a reduction in police officers, and new capital projects. The board will also consider whether budget workshops are needed.

• 2022 draft budget: sales tax estimate increased from $900,000 to $1,200,000
• Police staffing reduced from 9 to 6 full-time officers
• $48,000 budgeted for potential water plant membrane replacement
• South Walkway/Highway 8 construction estimated at $4,000
• Downtown crosswalk improvements budgeted at $131,500 for 2022

The Board approved the sale of the 2016 Fallen Hero UTCG Trailer to JCSO for $5,000.00. They also approved the purchase of water meters for Red Rocks Ranch in the amount of $37,272.00. The 2022 Budget was discussed as a first submittal, with approval scheduled for December 2021 after a November hearing. The meeting was otherwise procedural, including an oath of office for new Trustee Ryan Burris and approval of the consent agenda.

• Approved sale of 2016 Fallen Hero UTCG Trailer to JCSO for $5,000.00.
• Approved purchase of water meters for Red Rocks Ranch for $37,272.00.
• Approved consent agenda for August 17, 2021 meeting.
• Administered Oath of Office to new Trustee Ryan Burris.
• Discussed 2022 Budget first submittal; final approval set for December 2021.
• Noted postponement of Aggregate Industries presentation due to missed deadline.
• Discussed Spring Street Bridge repairs to be added to future budget discussions.
• Noted Town requested case report regarding gun shots incident on September 2.

Public Notices

The Town of Morrison Board of Trustees and/or Planning Commission will hold an open meeting to discuss the Paid Parking Program for Downtown Morrison. No formal actions or decisions will be taken, and no formal record of the meeting will be made. Public comment is welcome at the meeting held at Morrison Town Hall.

• Discussion of the Paid Parking Program for Downtown Morrison
• Open public comment session scheduled for Tuesday, August 31, 2021, at 6:00 pm

Public Notices

The Town of Morrison Board of Trustees and Planning Commission will hold a community meeting to discuss the Paid Parking Program for Downtown Morrison. A presentation by Interstate Parking is scheduled, but no formal actions or decisions will be taken at this meeting.

• Presentation regarding Interstate Parking
• Discussion of the Paid Parking Program for Downtown Morrison

Public Notices

The Board of Trustees passed Ordinance No. 508 to establish rules for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in residential zones. The ordinance defines standards for unit size, parking, and owner occupancy requirements.

• Ordinance No. 508 establishing Section 10-1E-7 of the Municipal Code
• Permit ADUs in Agriculture, Residential Estate, Low Density, and High Density zones
• Requirement for one off-street parking space per ADU
• Size limits for ADUs based on principal dwelling square footage
• Mandatory owner occupancy of either the principal or accessory unit

Public Notices

The Board of Trustees adopted Ordinance No. 509, amending Section 9-2-1 of the Morrison Municipal Code. This change permits property owners to live in a trailer on their land while a residence is under active construction. The ordinance sets specific conditions, including a maximum stay of six months and requirements for sanitation and power.

• Adoption of Ordinance No. 509 amending Section 9-2-1 regarding trailer or mobile home use
• Permits temporary occupancy of a trailer if the property has an active and valid building permit
• Limits initial occupancy to six months or the term of the building permit, whichever is shorter
• Allows a one-time extension of up to six months by the Town Manager if the permit remains active
• Requires direct connection to outside power, prohibiting on-site generators or vehicle engines for electricity

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Town Board is scheduled to adopt Ordinance 508, which enacts new zoning regulations permitting homeowners to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on single-family lots. The ordinance allows ADUs up to 800 square feet or 50% of the main house size, requires owner occupancy, and mandates that the ADU cannot be sold separately from the primary residence. The Board will also discuss a quit claim deed for the Theraldson Ethanol Plant and a contract with Sprague Pest Solutions.

• Adoption of Ordinance 508 establishing regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Adoption of Ordinance 509 regarding Motor Home Occupancy
• Review of a Quit Claim Deed from Theraldson Ethanol Plant I, LLC
• Approval of a contract with Sprague Pest Solutions
• Discussion of Police Officers Salary Comparison

The Morrison Board of Trustees adopted Ordinance No. 508, establishing rules for accessory dwelling units, and Ordinance No. 509, amending rules on trailer or mobile home occupancy. The Board also approved a temporary extension of outdoor alcohol service for liquor licensees through October 31, 2021, accepted title to Lot 3 of Red Rocks Ranch Subdivision, approved a contract amendment for land adjacent to the water treatment plant, and approved a police salary increase. All votes were unanimous among members present.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 508 on accessory dwelling units (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 509 on trailer/mobile home occupancy (unanimous)
• Approved outdoor alcohol service extension for liquor licensees until Oct 31, 2021 (unanimous)
• Accepted title to Lot 3, Red Rocks Ranch Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved first amendment to Esphahanian PSA extending closing date to Oct 31, 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved Sprague Pest Solutions contract for 321 Highway 8 (unanimous)
• Approved vacation payout of $3,338.40 for Charla Bryant (unanimous)
• Approved police salary increases: officers to $55,000, detective to $64,048, sergeant to $71,328 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Commission will consider new regulations for retail marijuana establishments and a draft ordinance regarding motor home occupancy on private property during home construction. Staff also provided updates on the Beautification Project, Aggregate Industries PUD, and comprehensive plan mapping.

• Proposed municipal code revisions for retail marijuana establishments
• Draft ordinance to permit motor home occupancy for up to 6 months during residential construction
• Update on Aggregate Industries PUD
• Presentation on Beautification Project

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting with a single action item: an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators about pending litigation between the City of Lakewood and the Town. The meeting is otherwise limited to procedural items like roll call and adjournment.

• Executive session under Charter Section 3.4 and C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b),(e) for legal advice on pending Lakewood litigation
• Special meeting requested by Town Manager per Charter Section 3.2
• Meeting at 5 PM August 3, 2021 at Morrison Town Hall, 110 Stone Street

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will hold a regular meeting on August 3, 2021, to consider several items: a special event liquor license for Promote Morrison, a letter of agreement with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for 24/7 law enforcement coverage, a discussion-only ordinance on mobile home occupancy, and a feasibility study on Bear Creek Lake reallocation. The board will also receive departmental reports and handle routine consent agenda items.

• Letter of Agreement with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for 24/7 law enforcement at $24,000/month, starting August 1, 2021
• Ordinance to allow temporary occupancy of trailers/mobile homes during construction (discussion only)
• Bear Creek Lake Reallocation Feasibility Study: proposal to expand reservoir from 2,000 to 22,000 acre-feet, flooding 493 acres of park
• Special Event Liquor License for Promote Morrison
• Police department report: staffing shortages, Jefferson County taking over calls for 6 months

The Board unanimously approved a Letter of Agreement with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for certain law enforcement duties, effective August 3, 2021. They also approved a special event liquor license for Promote Morrison, contingent on proof of possession of premises, and agreed to become a stakeholder in the Bear Creek Lake Reallocation Feasibility Study. The Board gave consensus to send the Mobile Home Occupancy Ordinance to the Planning Commission for review.

• Approved Letter of Agreement with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement duties (unanimous)
• Approved Special Event Permit for Promote Morrison, contingent on proof of possession (unanimous)
• Approved becoming a stakeholder in Bear Creek Lake Reallocation Feasibility Study (unanimous)
• Gave consensus to send Mobile Home Occupancy Ordinance to Planning Commission (discussion only)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

This is a special meeting of the Morrison Town Board, held before the regular meeting. The only substantive item is an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding pending litigation between the City of Lakewood and the Town. The agenda is otherwise procedural, consisting of call to order, roll call, and adjournment.

• Executive session under Charter Section 3.4 and C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b) and (e)
• Discussion of pending litigation between City of Lakewood and Town of Morrison
• Meeting held at Morrison Town Hall, 110 Stone Street, at 5:00 P.M.

The Morrison Board of Trustees held a special meeting and voted unanimously to enter an executive session to receive legal advice and discuss pending litigation with the City of Lakewood. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned immediately after the session.

• Held executive session for legal advice on Lakewood litigation (unanimous)

Public Notices

The Morrison Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing on August 3, 2021, to consider a special event liquor permit for the Morrison Ciderfest. The application was filed by Promote Morrison for the September 25 event at 150 Spring Street. The hearing is open to the public, and protests may be filed.

• Special event liquor permit application for Morrison Ciderfest on September 25, 2021
• Event location: 150 Spring Street, Morrison, Colorado
• Public hearing on August 3, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. at Morrison Town Hall, 110 Stone Street
• Protests may be filed at Town Clerk's Office, 321 Highway 8, Morrison, Colorado
• Application filed by Promote Morrison (ProMo) on July 7, 2021

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is holding a special meeting with a single action item: an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding pending litigation between the Town and the City of Lakewood. The meeting is otherwise limited to procedural items (call to order, roll call, adjournment). No public decisions or votes are scheduled on the agenda.

• Executive session under Charter Section 3.4 and C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b),(e) for legal advice on pending litigation with the City of Lakewood
• Special meeting requested by the Town Manager pursuant to Charter Section 3.2
• Meeting held at Morrison Town Hall, 110 Stone Street, at 6:00 PM on July 28, 2021

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board is holding a special meeting with the sole substantive item being an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding pending litigation with the City of Lakewood. The meeting is otherwise procedural, with no public action items on the agenda.

• Executive session under Charter Section 3.4 and C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b),(e) for legal advice on Lakewood litigation
• Special meeting held at Morrison Town Hall, 110 Stone Street, 6:00 P.M.

The Morrison Board of Trustees held a special meeting and voted unanimously to enter an executive session to receive legal advice and instruct negotiators regarding pending litigation with the City of Lakewood. No other substantive decisions were made, and the meeting adjourned after the session.

• Held executive session for legal advice on Lakewood litigation (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission is holding a special meeting with one agenda item: beautification of the town right of way at the intersection of Red Rocks Vista Lane and Red Rocks Vista Drive. Public comment will be taken on the item, and the commission may discuss and vote on it. The meeting is otherwise procedural, with roll call and adjournment.

• Beautification of Town Right of Way at Red Rocks Vista Lane and Red Rocks Vista Drive
• Public comment period on the beautification item
• Special meeting with all items eligible for discussion and possible vote

The Morrison Planning Commission heard public comment on a proposal to beautify the corner of Red Rocks Vista Lane and Red Rocks Vista Drive, including moving rocks, planting trees and bushes, and adding a park bench. Concerns were raised about underground utilities, winter ice, views, wildlife, and maintenance costs. The commission voted unanimously to postpone the decision until August 10, 2021, to gather more information, including utility maps.

• Postponed vote on Red Rocks Vista beautification project until August 10, 2021 (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will consider adopting the 2020 audit report, which shows a strong financial position with net position of $17,654,833. They will also discuss a recommendation from the Planning Commission on motor home occupancy, review the budget calendar, and appoint an alternate member to the Planning Commission.

• Adopt 2020 audit report (net position $17,654,833)
• Motor home occupancy recommendation from Planning Commission
• Budget calendar discussion
• Appoint alternate member to Planning Commission
• Aggregate Industries PUD update

The Board of Trustees adopted the 2020 financial audit, which received a clean opinion. They also approved drafting an ordinance to allow motor home occupancy on private property during residential construction, with conditions. Additionally, they appointed Ambria Shorb as an alternate Planning Commission member and set a date to discuss parking data.

• Adopted the 2020 Financial Audit of the Town (motion by Schweich, second by Jerome, all aye).
• Approved drafting an ordinance for motor home occupancy during residential construction, with conditions (motion by Jerome, second by Sutton, all aye).
• Appointed Ambria Shorb as alternate member to the Planning Commission (motion by Jerome, second by Sutton, all aye).
• Set August 24, 2021, to discuss parking data with the Board.
• Agreed to receive notice on projects expected to exceed budget and approve excess funds (motion by Gill, second by Sutton, all aye).
• Unanimously agreed to allow James Gill to volunteer for a gravel trail plan from Canyon Vista Drive to Red Rocks Vista Drive.
• Unanimously agreed to create a committee to investigate possible revenues for the Town.

Public Notices

The Town of Morrison Board of Trustees is holding a special electronic meeting to consider a single action item: a Mutual Aid agreement with the Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve. The meeting will be conducted by Zoom only, with no in-person attendance at Town Hall.

• Mutual Aid agreement with Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees is holding a special electronic meeting to consider a single action item: a Mutual Aid Agreement with the Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve. The agreement would allow the volunteer, POST-certified rangers to provide emergency and non-emergency law enforcement aid to Morrison PD, with an annual fee of $3,900 for non-emergency access.

• Special meeting held via Zoom only; Town Hall not open
• Action item: Mutual Aid Agreement with Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve
• Agreement covers emergency and non-emergency aid, supervision, liability, and insurance
• Annual fee for non-emergency aid access: $3,900 (July–Dec 2021)
• Agreement can be terminated by either party with 30 days' notice

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved a Mutual Aid Agreement with the Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve, allowing additional security and enforcement for traffic control at Bandimere Speedway and within town. The motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Jerome, seconded by Trustee Gill, and passed unanimously. The agreement authorizes the police chief to sign and the town clerk to attest it.

• Approved the Mutual Aid Agreement with the Colorado Rangers Law Enforcement Shared Reserve.
• Authorized the police chief to sign the agreement and the town clerk to attest it.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is considering a draft ordinance to allow homeowners to establish accessory dwelling units for multigenerational housing. The Commission is also reviewing a proposal regarding motor home occupancy during home construction.

• Draft ordinance for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in residential zones
• Proposed ordinance for motor home occupancy on private property during construction
• Update on Aggregate Industries PUD compliance reviews
• Update on the Town parking program and enforcement

The Planning Commission voted to recommend the Board of Trustees adopt an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinance with amendments: requiring the ADU parking space on the same property as the principal dwelling, deleting the driveway regulation, and including graphics as part of the ordinance. The Commission also recommended an ordinance to allow motor home occupancy during home construction, with a 6-month limit and a possible 6-month extension. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Approved motion to recommend ADU ordinance with amendments (parking on same property, delete driveway rule, include graphics).
• Approved motion to recommend motor home occupancy ordinance with 6-month limit and extension option.
• Approved minutes of June 8, 2021 meeting (4 ayes, 1 abstention).
• Discussed comprehensive plan maps; agreed to add Rooney Valley map and simplify maps; revised maps to be brought in August.

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will hold a public hearing and vote on Resolution 2021-07, which amends the fiscal year 2020 budget to add $75,000 for police salaries and $260,000 for Red Rocks Amphitheatre wastewater improvements. The board will also consider appointing Planning Commission members, approving police staffing changes, and an MOU with Sheridan for special detail officers. A discussion on dining tents is also on the agenda.

• Resolution 2021-07: $75,000 increase for police salaries and $260,000 for Red Rocks wastewater improvements
• Appointment of Planning Commission members
• Approval to fill police vacancies: promote one part-time officer to full-time and hire one part-time officer
• Approval of MOU between Sheridan and Morrison for special detail police officers
• Discussion on dining tents

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved a 2020 budget amendment, lifted the police department staffing freeze, and approved a Sheridan/Morrison MOU. They also repealed COVID-related waivers for business regulations, appointed a planning commissioner, and gave the town manager a $5,000 bonus.

• Approved Resolution 2021-07 (2020 Budget Amendment) unanimously
• Lifted police staffing freeze, authorizing staffing adjustments within budget (unanimous)
• Approved MOU for Sheridan/Morrison police detail (unanimous)
• Repealed COVID-related waiver of business and land use regulations (unanimous)
• Appointed Sharolyn Anderson to Planning Commission (5-0, Sutton abstained)
• Approved $5,000 bonus for Town Manager Kara Winters (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for January 5, 2021 (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board is meeting to consider two resolutions: one updating the town's fee schedule for permits, licenses, and services, and another extending a revocable license agreement with DYK Inc. (Holiday Bar) for use of part of Mill Street. The board will also discuss a residents-only sign and receive departmental reports.

• Resolution 2021-05: Fee schedule update covering land use, building permits, water/sewer, business licenses, alcohol licenses, and parking rates
• Resolution 2021-06: One-year extension of DYK Inc. (Holiday Bar) Mill Street right-of-way license for $1,100
• Discussion of a 'Residents Only' sign
• Planning department updates including Aggregate Industries PUD
• Executive session on water and wastewater system legal advice and negotiations

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved a revised fee schedule and a one-year extension of a revocable license agreement with DYK Inc (Morrison Holiday Bar) for use of Mill Street right-of-way. The board also authorized the mayor to sign a contract for interim town clerk services and agreed to remove 'Residents Only' signs from residential streets. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved Resolution 2021-05 fee schedule update (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-06 one-year extension of DYK Inc Mill Street agreement (unanimous)
• Agreed to remove 'Residents Only' signs from residential streets
• Authorized mayor to sign interim town clerk services contract (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda for June 15, 2021 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will discuss draft regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), based on the City of Golden's rules, and consider whether to allow them on all residential properties or only single-family homes. The commission will also schedule a community meeting for a beautification project on Red Rocks Vista Ln/Dr and receive updates on the Comprehensive Plan and the Aggregate Industries PUD. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and staff reports.

• Discussion of draft ADU regulations, including owner-occupancy requirements and size limits (e.g., max 800 sq ft for units over 1,000 sq ft principal)
• Schedule community meeting for Red Rocks Vista Ln/Dr beautification project
• Update on Comprehensive Plan adoption target for August 2021
• Update on Aggregate Industries PUD amendment compliance
• Approval of May 11, 2021 meeting minutes

The Planning Commission discussed accessory dwelling unit (ADU) regulations, reviewing Golden's rules for potential incorporation into Morrison's ordinance. No formal decision was made; staff will present the regulations and ordinance at the August 3, 2021 meeting. The Commission also scheduled a community meeting for July 27 at 6:00 P.M. to discuss beautification of Red Rocks Vista Ln/Red Rocks Vista Dr.

• Scheduled community meeting for Red Rocks Vista Ln/Red Rocks Vista Dr beautification on July 27 at 6:00 P.M.
• Removed approval of May 11, 2021 meeting minutes from agenda
• Discussed ADU regulations; no action taken, review set for August 3, 2021

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Town Board will consider adopting two ordinances and a resolution at its June 1, 2021 meeting. Ordinance 506 would require commercial vehicles over 35 feet to use chains or traction devices when posted, with a $500 fine. Ordinance 507 would update parking regulations, including fines and allowing independent contractors for enforcement. Resolution 2021-05 would revise fees for land use, building permits, water/sewer, business licenses, and other services. The board will also discuss the Highway 8 Trail and receive departmental reports.

• Ordinance 506: Requires chains or traction devices for commercial vehicles over 35 feet when posted, $500 fine
• Ordinance 507: Amends parking code, sets $20 fine (increases to $25 if unpaid), allows independent contractors for enforcement
• Resolution 2021-05: Updates fees, including land use applications (e.g., annexation up to $5,000 deposit), building permits, water/sewer fees (e.g., $9,500 water resource fee per EQR), and business licenses
• Highway 8 Trail discussion
• Managed parking rates: first 30 minutes free, then escalating to $5 per hour; parking violation $30

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is adopting Ordinance No. 506, which amends Section 6-4-2 of the Municipal Code to require commercial vehicles over 35 feet to use tire chains or alternate traction devices when posted. The ordinance sets a $500 penalty for violations and takes effect 15 days after adoption.

• Ordinance No. 506 amends Section 6-4-2 of the Morrison Municipal Code
• Requires chains or traction devices for commercial vehicles over 35 feet when posted
• Penalty for violation: $500 traffic offense
• Effective 15 days after adoption and publication

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees is considering Ordinance No. 507, which would amend Chapter 2 of Title 6 of the municipal code to update parking regulations. The ordinance covers posting of parking zones, time limits, and establishes that the board will set parking fees and fines by resolution. It also allows enforcement through photo machines, town personnel, independent contractors, or collection agencies. The ordinance is scheduled for introduction, reading, and adoption at the June 1, 2021 meeting.

• Ordinance No. 507 amends parking regulations in Chapter 2, Title 6
• Board to adopt a schedule of parking fees and fines by resolution
• Enforcement may use photo machines, independent contractors, or collection agencies
• Violations are traffic infractions with no incarceration
• Ordinance effective upon adoption and publication per Charter

Public Notices

The Town of Morrison Board of Trustees and Planning Commission will hold a joint special meeting for a retreat to review past objectives and discuss future goals. The meeting is open to the public, but no public comment or formal actions will be taken.

• Joint retreat session for Board of Trustees and Planning Commission
• Review of past Town objectives
• Discussion of future goals
• No public comment or testimony permitted
• No formal actions to be taken

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will meet electronically to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a beautification project, an ADU work authorization, a furnace quote, and Highway 8 trail engineering. The board will also receive departmental reports and may enter executive session for legal advice on court cases and police staffing.

• Red Rocks Vista Ln/Red Rocks Vista Dr Beautification Project discussion
• McCool Development Solutions ADU Work Authorization
• Town Office/PD HVAC Furnace Quote
• IMEG Highway 8 Trail Engineering Phase 1 and Phase II Alternatives
• Executive session on Municipal Court cases and police staffing analysis

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved a $33,991.26 contract with Blue Sky to replace all HVAC components at the Town Office and Police Department, with all present voting in favor. The board also discussed the Highway 8 trail project, an ADU ordinance, and a beautification project, but took no formal action on those items. The meeting was held electronically, and an executive session was conducted for legal advice on municipal court cases and police staffing.

• Approved $33,991.26 HVAC replacement contract with Blue Sky (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for May 18, 2021 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to write article on in-person meetings and parking program updates
• Held executive session for legal advice on municipal court cases and police staffing

Public Notices

The Town Board is soliciting letters of interest from residents to serve as an alternate on the Planning Commission, a two-year commitment. The commission meets monthly on the second Tuesday plus occasional special meetings. Applicants must be at least 18 and Morrison residents.

• Planning Commission alternate vacancy
• Two-year commitment
• Meets second Tuesday monthly
• Applicants must be 18+ and Morrison residents
• Submit letter to Town Clerk, 321 Highway 8

Planning Commission

The Commission will review a staff report regarding the development of an ordinance for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). The discussion includes potential standards for size, parking, and owner occupancy. Staff also provided updates on the Comprehensive Plan and various ongoing land use projects.

• Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) regulatory framework
• Update on Comprehensive Plan mapping and adoption timeline
• Update on Aggregate Industries PUD application
• Review of April 13, 2021, meeting minutes
• Staff report on parking resources map completion

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees is meeting electronically to consider a resolution approving the total cost of work and accepting state funding for the SH 8 Morrison Main Street Revitalization project, and to approve a contract with the Colorado Department of Transportation. The board will also hear departmental reports and may enter executive session to discuss police staffing and pending litigation with Lakewood.

• Resolution 2021-05 approving Main Street Revitalization Project with CDOT contract
• State funding covers 80% of project costs, local agency 20%
• Contract term through April 7, 2031
• Executive session for legal advice on police department staffing and Lakewood litigation

The Morrison Board of Trustees unanimously approved Resolution 2021-05, authorizing the total cost of work, accepting state funding, and approving a contract for the SH8 Morrison Main Street Revitalization project. They also authorized the Morrison Natural History Museum to hire a temporary part-time employee using 2021 budget funds, despite a hiring freeze. The board entered executive session for legal advice on police staffing and pending litigation with Lakewood.

• Approved Resolution 2021-05 for Main Street Revitalization (unanimous)
• Authorized hiring temporary part-time museum employee (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for May 4, 2021 (unanimous)
• Entered executive session for legal advice and litigation (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider approving a trial parking management program with Interstate Parking Colorado for summer 2021, which would include paid/timed parking, enforcement, and a shared revenue agreement. The board will also receive an update on the Bear Creek Lake Reallocation Project and hear public comment from a resident. The meeting is electronic only, with no in-person attendance.

• Motion to approve Town Manager to enter into agreement with Interstate Parking Colorado for summer 2021 trial
• Parking program includes signage, kiosks, permits, interactive website, enforcement, and pedicabs at no startup cost
• Public comment from Duane Crutsh at 211 Red Rocks Vista Dr
• Executive session to receive legal advice on police department staffing analysis
• Consent agenda includes minutes, payroll, and vouchers

The Board of Trustees approved a motion to enter into an agreement with Interstate Parking for a trial parking management program during summer 2021, pending attorney review. The board also discussed updates on the Bear Creek Lake Reallocation Project and a sign board purchase. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved agreement with Interstate Parking for trial parking program (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for April 20, 2021 (unanimous)
• Removed Executive Session from agenda (procedural)
• Added Sign Board Update to agenda (procedural)

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will meet electronically to review and discuss updates to the Comprehensive Plan maps, including land use designations, parks/trails/open space, and the Central, East, and South Planning Areas. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from January 12, 2021, and staff reports. Public comments can be submitted by noon the day of the meeting.

• Review of Comprehensive Plan Map 5: Land Use Designations
• Review of Comprehensive Plan Map 8: Parks, Trails, and Open Space
• Review of Central, East, and South Planning Area maps
• Approval of January 12, 2021 Planning Commission minutes
• Staff reports from Town Planner and Town Manager

The Planning Commission discussed Trustee Schweich's drafted Comprehensive Plan maps and agreed on design and color changes. They approved the January 12, 2021 minutes. No substantive decisions were made on policy or projects; the meeting was largely procedural and informational.

• Approved Planning Commission minutes for January 12, 2021 (unanimous)
• Agreed on changes to Comprehensive Plan maps regarding design elements and color schemes

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees is meeting electronically to consider appointments to the Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission, discuss a potential purchase of variable message signs, and receive departmental reports. The board will also hold an executive session to receive legal advice on raw water infrastructure costs. The agenda includes routine items like consent agenda approval and board comments.

• Appoint Wyatt Blassingame, Kyle Burris, Kathy Wolfe, and Maja Stefansdottir to the Board of Adjustments
• Appoint Shari Raymond as Alternate Planning Commissioner
• Discussion on purchasing Wanco Metro variable message signs (models WVTMM-L and WVTMM-M)
• Executive session on raw water infrastructure costs under CRS 24-6-402(4)(b) and (e)
• Consent agenda includes minutes, payroll, and vouchers

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved spending up to $20,000 on a sign board for noise enforcement, appointed members to the Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission, and entered executive session to discuss legal matters. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $20,000 for sign board purchase (unanimous)
• Appointed Wyatt Blassingame, Kyle Burris, Kathy Wolfe, Maja Stefansdottir to Board of Adjustment (unanimous)
• Appointed Shari Raymond as Planning Commission Alternate and Stacy Feehery as full Planning Commissioner (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for March 16, 2021 (unanimous)
• Entered executive session for legal advice on raw water infrastructure and Bandimere traffic control (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider a revocable license agreement allowing MVIV, Inc. to improve and maintain the town-owned Jones property for public parking, with a nominal $10 annual fee and cost amortization over 10 years. The board will also discuss town clean-up days, receive departmental reports, and hold an executive session on Rooney Valley development.

• Parking license agreement with MVIV, Inc. for Jones property (bordered by CO-74, Bear Creek Ave, Union St), 10-year term, $10/year fee
• Licensee to grade, install road base/roto mill, lighting, barriers, fencing; town reimburses costs if terminated early
• Town Clean Up Days scheduled for May 15 & 16
• Executive session for legal advice on Rooney Valley development
• Court revenue report: 2020 total $837,270.25 vs 2019 $940,696.10

The Board of Trustees voted to appoint David Wirtz to fill the vacancy left by Mike DeJonge's resignation. After a public hearing, the Board declined to consider Dave Killingsworth's proposed parking lot at Highway 74, citing concerns about utilization, safety, and lease terms. The Board also scheduled Town Clean Up Days for May 15-16 and appointed Trustees Gill and Jerome to the Police Chief Selection Committee.

• Appointed David Wirtz to the Board of Trustees (unanimous)
• Rejected Dave Killingsworth's parking lot proposal (no formal vote; Board declined to consider)
• Scheduled Town Clean Up Days for May 15-16
• Appointed Gill and Jerome to Police Chief Selection Committee (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for March 16, 2021 (unanimous)
• Held executive session for legal advice on Rooney Valley development and security agreements

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will hold a virtual meeting to review and discuss updates to the Comprehensive Plan maps, including land use designations, parks/trails/open space, and the Central, East, and South Planning Areas. The agenda also includes approval of the January 12, 2021 meeting minutes and staff reports. No public hearings or major decisions are scheduled; the focus is on gathering feedback on the maps.

• Review of Comprehensive Plan Map 5: Land Use Designations
• Review of Comprehensive Plan Map 8: Parks, Trails, and Open Space
• Review of Central, East, and South Planning Area maps
• Approval of January 12, 2021 Planning Commission minutes
• Staff reports from Town Planner and Town Manager

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider adopting Resolution 2021-04, which repeals and replaces the town's Equivalent Resident Unit (EQR) schedule used to calculate system development fees and monthly service charges for water and wastewater. The board will also hear departmental reports from Public Works, Police, Town Manager, and Town Attorney, and may enter executive session to discuss police department staffing. The meeting will be held electronically due to COVID-19 restrictions.

• Resolution 2021-04 to repeal and replace the EQR schedule, affecting fees for residential, commercial, institutional, and recreational properties
• Public Works report includes water production, wastewater digester maintenance, and a wildfire near Bear Creek Reservoir
• Police report notes 174 citations issued to date, multiple DUIs, and progress toward accreditation
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes, payroll, and vouchers
• Executive session for legal advice on police department staffing analysis

The Morrison Board of Trustees approved Resolution 2021-04, which repeals and replaces the town's EQR schedule, after adding a footnote about irrigation tap fees. The board also unanimously nominated Town Manager Kara Winters for the Colorado Municipal League's Sam Mamet Good Governance Award. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included public comments, department reports, and a motion to enter executive session on police staffing.

• Approved Resolution 2021-04, repealing and replacing the EQR schedule, with a footnote on irrigation tap fees
• Nominated Town Manager Kara Winters for the CML Sam Mamet Good Governance Award
• Approved the Consent Agenda for March 2, 2021
• Moved to executive session for legal advice on police department staffing analysis, then adjourned

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider approving an additional $38,500 for emergency digester sludge hauling at the wastewater plant, due to equipment failure. The board will also hear a presentation from Judge David Thrower, receive departmental reports including Q4 financials, and discuss a police department staffing analysis in executive session.

• Approve $38,500 for emergency digester sludge hauling
• Presentation by Judge David Thrower
• Q4 financials report
• Executive session on police department staffing analysis
• Consent agenda: minutes, payroll, vouchers

The Board approved an additional $38,500 in the budget for digester sludge hauling, with Mt. Carbon reimbursing 57% of costs. The consent agenda was approved, and an executive session was held for legal advice on police staffing. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved $38,500 for sludge hauling (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Held executive session for legal advice on police staffing (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider approving a $500,000 property purchase from Cyrus Esphahanian and Jeanne Reneau, contingent on a related amendment to the Mount Carbon Metropolitan District agreement. The amendment clarifies obligations for expanding the water treatment plant to 1.0 MGD, including land acquisition, construction, and tap purchases. The board will also discuss the 2020 audit, Aggregate Industries PUD compliance, and a parking committee proposal.

• Approve Sixth Amendment to Mount Carbon IGA for water treatment plant expansion
• Approve $500,000 purchase of one-acre tract from Esphahanian/Reneau
• Discuss 2020 audit engagement
• Discuss Aggregate Industries PUD compliance
• Discuss Parking Committee proposal

The Board unanimously approved the Sixth Amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement with Mount Carbon Metropolitan District, obligating Mt. Carbon to pay or reimburse the Town for water plant expansion and improvements. They also approved the related Agreement for Purchase and Sale of Real Property with Cyrus Esphahanian and Jeanne Reneau, contingent on the fully executed 6th Amendment. The Board engaged Hinkle and Company for the 2020 fiscal year financial audit. No public comment was made, and the meeting adjourned after an executive session on the wastewater system.

• Approved Sixth Amendment to IGA with Mount Carbon Metropolitan District (unanimous)
• Approved property purchase agreement with Esphahanian/Reneau, contingent on executed 6th Amendment (unanimous)
• Engaged Hinkle and Company for 2020 fiscal year audit (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda for February 2, 2021 (unanimous)
• Held executive session on wastewater system legal advice and negotiations (unanimous)

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 504 to adopt updated international building, pool, and property maintenance codes. The Board will also consider Ordinance 505 to regulate commercial water bottling in the Commercial Transitional Zone District.

• Ordinance 504: Amending municipal code to adopt 2015 International Building, Swimming Pool and Spa, and Property Maintenance Codes
• Ordinance 505: Regulating commercial water bottling as a special use in the Commercial Transitional Zone District
• Public hearing regarding the Morrison Inn
• Executive session regarding water treatment plant and Mt. Carbon intergovernmental agreement negotiations
• Review of 2020 financial reports, including $4,142,418.81 allocated to the General Fund

Public Notices

The Morrison Board of Trustees adopted Ordinance 505, which amends the town code to define commercial bottling of water and regulate it as a special use in the Commercial Transitional (CT) zoning district. The ordinance adds a definition and updates the use chart to list commercial bottling as permitted by special review in CT, while remaining prohibited in C1 and C2 districts. It passed unanimously with 6 ayes and 0 nays.

• Ordinance 505 passed 6-0
• Adds definition of commercial bottling of water
• Regulates as special use in CT district
• Prohibited in C1 and C2 districts
• Effective 15 days after adoption and publication

Planning Commission

The Morrison Planning Commission will meet electronically to discuss Comprehensive Plan updates and a Downtown Revitalization Plan parking discussion. The agenda also includes an informational report on the Aggregate Industries 1998 PUD Amendment compliance and approval of prior meeting minutes. No formal public hearings or major decisions are listed.

• Comprehensive Plan updates discussion
• Downtown Revitalization Plan parking discussion
• Aggregate Industries 1998 PUD Amendment compliance report (informational)
• Approval of November 10 and December 8, 2020 minutes

The Planning Commission held a regular meeting with no formal hearings or votes on substantive items. They discussed revisions to the Comprehensive Plan, including planning area boundaries and language changes, and reviewed parking issues, agreeing to include additional lots in the parking analysis. No formal decisions were made; the only vote was to approve prior meeting minutes.

• Approved minutes for November 10, 2020 and December 8, 2020 (unanimous)
• Agreed to include Esphanian property in west planning area
• Agreed to include Bandimere and parcel east of Hogback/West of C470 at Highway 8 in planning areas
• Agreed to include east RTD lot, elementary school lot, and Union Avenue spots in parking map and analysis

Town Board Agendas and Minutes

The Morrison Board of Trustees will consider approving a first amendment to the 1993 Easement and Intergovernmental Agreement with Jefferson County regarding Mt. Falcon Park, which expands the existing parking lot easement and grants the Town an option to purchase up to 1 acre of county land near Highway 8 for a future municipal center. The board will also vote on a separate option to purchase agreement for that property. Other business includes a public hearing on bottling water from a well at 211 Bear Creek Ave, a resolution on posting locations, and setting 2021 salaries for the judge and court clerk.

• Approve first amendment to Easement and IGA (Morrison Town Park / Mt. Falcon Park) with Jefferson County
• Approve option to purchase up to 0.5 or 1.0 acres of county land for a 12,500 sq ft municipal center near Highway 8
• Public hearing: Jeff Bradley, 211 Bear Creek Ave, bottling water from well
• Resolution 2021-01: Posting Locations
• Set 2021 salaries for Judge and Court Clerk