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• Agenda approval — The board approved the meeting agenda as presented (vote recorded 5–0).

• Consent calendar — The board approved the consent calendar. One commissioner recused themself because the consent package included transactions involving relatives; the motion passed with a recorded tally of 4–0 and one recusal.

• PRC24‑6 (Vegas Solar Energy Facility) — The board continued the public hearing to July 1, 2025; motion passed 5–0.

• PRC2023‑19 (6950 Broadway) — The board approved the rezoning (I‑1 to C‑5) and minor subdivision final plat with 15 findings of fact, two notes and the associated subdivision improvements agreement; motion passed 5–0. Planning Commission had recommended approval 7–0.

Other items included ceremonial presentations and proclamations; there were no citizen comments and the meeting adjourned at 10:50 a.m.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Adams County Public Hearing -- May 13, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Key motions at the May 13 meeting: agenda approved 5–0; consent calendar approved 4–0 (one recusal); continuance granted for PRC24‑6 (5–0); PRC2023‑19 rezoning and minor subdivision approved 5–0.","taxTitle","Adams County, Colorado","taxId",4150,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6562012,"Adams County begins budget discussions amid federal funding uncertainty, commissioners say",86,2827000,2913000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61&start=2827&end=2913","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61/thumbnail_2827000.jpg","/articles/6562012/Adams-County/Colorado/Adams-County-begins-budget-discussions-amid-federal-funding-uncertainty-commissioners-say","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562012-c403d61ed8a00faf1404934d66d00ec5/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576229&Signature=EX2GDmyK-6wMYHF7rJRKGRySj7jtMJJImzgUf~Iz-4ozwx5EPuDI96ZK7YuxAtOwFPr0Juv1Iu-vZwmpAV~gn4DFweiRteQGb3oARZR--74qSaOopdIFpk8ik83Af3DfXtbb5XnzTraxeZQKKJzcSuPLl-PBtkJQ5nOfW4aoDwhMlpotUCV7cbJaUwuQHR8ABx5cbSQ-Vgd1zpI5E74Fj0lLSVE2LXqsT1o0JOsIIjQYTmLjZZLeEyU04sKChs~oLo6Mp9XCS99hlJOAjrGz1aWC8tajAQZ37NLreo7gbxcKh6kRROvgycclYtbGyE0bQmPruN3KClWrkT0Re8LJVg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Commissioner Henson told the board on May 13 that Adams County will begin its budget conversations the following Monday in a joint meeting with the board and the county’s executive leadership team.

Henson said federal budget uncertainty — including potential changes to Medicaid and pass‑through programs such as SNAP — could affect county human services funding and urged patience while county staff examine contingency plans. “There are a lot of unknowns right now with coming, the news coming out of Washington,” Henson said, and the county will provide updates as federal decisions become clearer.

Henson also offered community‑oriented remarks, congratulating mothers on Mother’s Day and local graduates. No formal board action was taken on budget items at the meeting; staff said budget work will continue and the board will receive updates as numbers become available.","Commissioner Henson said the county will begin combined board and executive leadership budget conversations as federal budget uncertainty could affect pass‑through funding for human services programs; staff are preparing contingency plans.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6562017,"Adams County honors Adams County Quilters, proclaims Economic Development Week and Mental Health Awareness Month",832,1053000,1885000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61&start=1053&end=1885","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61/thumbnail_1053000.jpg","/articles/6562017/Adams-County/Colorado/Adams-County-honors-Adams-County-Quilters-proclaims-Economic-Development-Week-and-Mental-Health-Awareness-Month","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562017-0fc7735503fa56480b17ae494a27e15a/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576229&Signature=YuuGD5Xd1i4F3B0Ui8E7qHu2OrsXYbcNf8k2nJGGNsi5Fkikw5gRSy46QBveejy-wClAOlSmHBp-W1jAtVeLIrs6iX6Wj2Bfe6n3FxQRI9osQcabeZTEDdGOu7TcrPhfLyJmk3wWDfyPHX-XgvFztMIF1yrmXSHXVaPdNHG4wL72SQt~9dMEaBAPNK3oNEpXAEXZVRCSrE-UIzCgoVQHHT-JvlSk-RorJeJjQ~3v8VX2LR9wWra3vcK3FIj8ZnEJit0zPDhgrKIZv78DSZpPK7m2WNF5kM0Bj74eBQ1dJHFx7hLNdcbtNFiaVPDXrlnMFO29606D6wkHVil9qWP4RQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Adams County Board of County Commissioners used its May 13 meeting for ceremonial recognitions, accepting a commemorative quilt from the Adams County Quilters and issuing proclamations for Economic Development Week and Mental Health Awareness Month.

Commissioners recognized the Adams County Quilters’ 30th anniversary and accepted a quilt the group presented to the county. Several quilters were introduced by name at the meeting: Sue Schut (Schut), Susan Mesmer Shirley, Mary Ann Tinkleberg, Sheila Bolzover and Sarah Collins. County staff said the quilt will be displayed in the county hall; the back of the quilt is signed by participating quilters and the front incorporates a range of traditional and modern quilting techniques.

Commissioner Henson read a proclamation declaring May 11–17, 2025, Economic Development Week in Adams County. Jenny Hall, director of community and economic development for Adams County, thanked county partners including local and regional economic development organizations and county staff and highlighted the county’s land available east of Denver International Airport and ongoing collaboration with municipal and regional partners.

Commissioner Mullica read a proclamation declaring May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month in Adams County. A county health department staff member (identified in the record as Levon) spoke about mental health access and prevention work, noting the county estimates roughly 75,000 people in Adams County this year will need mental health services and may face barriers to access. The health department reminded the public of crisis resources: Colorado Crisis Services (coloradocrisisservices.org), the crisis text line (text TALK to 38255) and the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline.

There were no public comments on these agenda items. The board then moved on to other business and photograph opportunities with the honorees and county teams.","At its May 13 meeting the board accepted a commemorative quilt from the Adams County Quilters for their 30th anniversary and issued proclamations recognizing Economic Development Week (May 11–17, 2025) and Mental Health Awareness Month (May 2025).",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6562022,"Adams County continues Vegas Solar Energy Facility (PRC24‑6) to July 1, 2025",102,3984000,4086000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61&start=3984&end=4086","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61/thumbnail_3984000.jpg","/articles/6562022/Adams-County/Colorado/Adams-County-continues-Vegas-Solar-Energy-Facility-PRC246-to-July-1-2025","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562022-a990c6f4075f4abc2db60b34bde794aa/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576229&Signature=Py~1IDTLoYTV7kD9Q23ZSxqtJ9IExSIrgAZibrUaaLqt78VLEOZ6dUU9SYZGtAPPG7FpzGw0NRDz8o5PuCJVnZdqc~0MIzHv42PjWApgZ3OvvT3-vBSnQ~S8O3fdz~bDkIrK1BZ8T2nLlj4A51cUxKuxPIRAloDTrizip~OaZEpDSalwT8pEusiBrLBjRxjU9MaLnYYg07E8xCZ7VU7~nx0xFU3OMK~dgWzAO5lpdliMv8hWwlta50YU-mhu~239tLOG-8yq8KGOGW8fFBJ3vTVWtxlS4on64JcSgXjyGuhD0ZlQiJa9tDuYFbT~-sPbG7UJVx-MD165l-eOrM-v5g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Board of County Commissioners continued the public hearing on the Vegas Solar Energy Facility (PRC24‑6) to the July 1, 2025 agenda after staff said the applicant is negotiating with subsurface owners and could not attend the May 13 meeting.

A county planner (identified in the record as Bridal Maron, Community and Economic Development) briefed the board and recommended continuation. The planner said the applicant, based in Sarasota, Florida, had requested a second continuance and staff recommended July 1, 2025 to allow the applicant time to resolve subsurface ownership issues. No members of the public appeared to speak on the item.

A motion to continue PRC24‑6 passed 5–0.","The Board granted a continuance request for PRC24‑6 (Vegas Solar Energy Facility) to July 1, 2025, while the applicant pursues resolution with subsurface owners; vote was 5–0.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6562024,"Adams County approves rezoning and minor subdivision to allow convenience store and retain Mickey’s Top Sirloin at 6950 Broadway",1577,4097000,5674000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61&start=4097&end=5674","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3282782-a49a999ca584dffb8ef46e487bdaff61/thumbnail_4097000.jpg","/articles/6562024/Adams-County/Colorado/Adams-County-approves-rezoning-and-minor-subdivision-to-allow-convenience-store-and-retain-Mickeys-Top-Sirloin-at-6950-Broadway","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562024-94e5bf4c423c8480219165afa34cf320/orig.mp4?Expires=1773576229&Signature=e1NqP2lusz5UW86VwwuSktCbSNGUBgvpy27e~P0asSVNDcw24jWUjtSb-8TDv3ltK9Ya~eDwlxP0LvMN5AzOpkoHbbWM9F5KhVerSR0~FKNb0grz-l40~Z7NvrrTDDqMw-K4tNLR7ATAKlA1QOcgQ7T0pG8LEZIP5RDcoV9qlYZQODeCAiffYg5VcuItUNp0RrbxJDd3KfUvAizF4YQFp3jOjK9nXubbmWRajTvnnDRuSu9QbfEkhF2irh-j1JDy8dxJ1pfutqfXkPdlZTZPcHWGBzAIzvJzSZBoJvLkPqB451kkddmEf5tcly7rXL~GAAVwaVCsORuvGNXWpjU7ew__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Adams County Board of County Commissioners on May 13 approved a rezoning and minor subdivision (PRC2023‑19) that will reconfigure two parcels at 6950 Broadway and 50 E. 70th Avenue to allow a gasoline‑convenience store project and preserve the existing Mickey’s Top Sirlo in restaurant on the adjacent lot.

The project site covers about 3.3 acres overall; the parcel advancing through rezoning is approximately 2.9 acres. County staff said the proposal would change the larger parcel’s zoning from Industrial‑1 (I‑1) to Commercial‑5 (C‑5) and create new lot lines to consolidate vehicle access and shared parking for the two uses.

The rezoning and subdivision drew several staff presentations and an applicant overview before the board vote. Nick Eagleson of the Community and Economic Development Department told commissioners the county sent 296 mailed notices to nearby property owners and received no formal objections during the referral period. Planning Commission recommended approval 7–0. Staff recommended approval with 15 findings of fact, two notes to the applicant and an associated subdivision improvements agreement.

Alicia Reimer, director of ST&L Development for Stablewoods, the project developer, described the planned changes and site improvements. “We are currently under contract to purchase the two properties,” Reimer said, and outlined plans to remove existing small buildings (including a liquor store and a junior auto facility), add landscaping and detention, re‑strip parking, and construct a CDOT‑approved right‑turn lane on 70th Avenue to improve access.

Reimer said the existing Mickey’s Top Sirloin operation will remain on a reconfigured parcel and that the developer and restaurant owner are coordinating cross‑access, additional parking to the north of the restaurant and a lease for overflow parking on a neighboring parcel. Engineering staff present said the new Seventieth Avenue access would be right‑in/right‑out and that a turn lane would be constructed to CDOT specifications.

Commissioners asked about setbacks, parking and who would maintain the small parcel to be dedicated to CDOT. Reimer and staff said setbacks meet the C‑5 standard (a five‑foot setback where applicable), shared parking agreements would remain sufficient for Mickey’s and the broader redevelopment, and the right‑of‑way parcel would be constructed by the developer and maintained by CDOT after acceptance.

Following discussion, Commissioner O'Dorisio moved to approve the rezoning and minor subdivision final plat for PRC2023‑19 with the recommended findings, notes and the subdivision improvements agreement; another commissioner seconded. The motion passed 5–0.

The county will require site‑specific drainage and infrastructure upgrades at the time of redevelopment and noted a plat note requiring Lot 2 (the Mickey’s parcel) to meet county drainage standards during future redevelopment.

The board’s approval clears the zoning and platting steps. The applicant said it targets a mid‑August to September closing and immediate commencement of construction, pending remaining CDOT permit approval and administrative change‑of‑use processes.

Votes and next steps: the board approved the rezoning and subdivision by a 5–0 vote; the development will proceed through standard permitting and construction inspection before site work begins.","The Board of County Commissioners approved a rezoning and minor subdivision (PRC2023-19) to reconfigure two lots at 6950 Broadway and allow a commercial 5 designation for a proposed gasoline‑convenience store while preserving the existing Mickey’s Top Sirloin restaurant; the vote was 5–0.","actionData","errors"]

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