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County administrator Tony Croce reviewed current county job postings: a heavy equipment operator (Department of Transportation, closes May 14 at 2 p.m.), a laborer (closes May 19 at 2 p.m.), a child-welfare case aide in the Department of Human Services (closes May 19 at 2 p.m.), and a motor-vehicle Clerk 2 in the Clerk & Recorder’s Office (closes May 20 at 2 p.m.). Croce directed residents seeking details to the Fremont County website or HR by phone.

Croce said the Fremont County Public Health office will begin temporary vital‑records hours at Garden Park beginning June 3; office hours will be Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., with updated instructions posted on the county and public-health websites for accessing services when hours are limited. The county clerk noted residents may still obtain birth and death certificates at any other vital-statistics office in the state (for example in Pueblo or El Paso) while the temporary hours are in effect.

The Department of Transportation is responding to damage from heavy rain the previous week—cleaning culverts and fixing washouts, Croce said. Commissioners and Croce reminded residents the area remains abnormally dry to severely dry in parts of the county despite recent rain; grass and fuels may grow and then dry quickly, increasing fire risk.

Commissioners praised a Canyon City High School student intern who presented his capstone at the meeting about a proposed passenger rail link concept connecting Cañon City to Florence (with future extensions toward Pueblo and Colorado Springs). Commissioners welcomed the presentation as a civic-education experience and encouraged the student’s continued interest in local government.

Separately, the board recognized fundraising and the recent Honor Flight that transported local veterans to Washington, D.C.; organizers reported the community raised $41,000 to cover the trip.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Fremont County BOCC Meeting-5/13/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Fremont County clerk reported an increase in April revenues and county administration outlined job openings, temporary public-health vital-records hours and road repairs at the board’s May 14 meeting.","taxTitle","Fremont County, Colorado","taxId",27338,"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},6562115,"Board approves agenda, consent items and multiple permits; summary of votes",3797,174000,3971000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3280829-7aaf1190a180435ba6852aca6bf5e73d&start=174&end=3971","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3280829-7aaf1190a180435ba6852aca6bf5e73d/thumbnail_174000.jpg","/articles/6562115/Fremont-County/Colorado/Board-approves-agenda-consent-items-and-multiple-permits-summary-of-votes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562115-6536fe0af95845d91565eaf1ad934818/orig.mp4?Expires=1770491984&Signature=BeEpEG~YR8v89reefRnry8iHdztrHo6wPwa36c-Ip~-eYTfrrK9jv2KcWl5E3t9VsAMrIh6b3B8U-hkcnAgFddshZ9eVayhzhf1NYytMU3clpVwZaYlNqWrCNtIQ7mKQensknruSYIWA9M5Vj7nGZHfWNjL6YJGOWvZRnwlzny7ZDF3fCgON7O8P3n8FJVst-Jw8TMIgPP9IT4L88TP84v~aW-NbjmZ~94GBR~EsLurZLWZs2TaBsCTQ3rThFe8fpRDIqlOf~pSdxK9Btr3b5~b0dXQAgA3rmz7QrU494sTVvwwytGdhys2QHlu9316ZBS03JhtNzGcgFP2fwHyjiQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners on May 14 voted on a series of administrative and permitting items. The board approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, accepted the county clerk’s monthly report for April and granted multiple event and licensing approvals. Several permits were approved with standard conditions noted by staff.

Votes at a glance
- Approval of meeting agenda — motion carried (roll call: aye unanimous).
- Consent agenda (minutes, bills, and ratification of chairman’s airport grant signature) — approved (aye unanimous).
- Acceptance of County Clerk’s monthly report for April 2025 — approved (aye unanimous). The clerk reported total motor vehicle fees, sales taxes and recording fees for April totaled $1,546,745.96; Fremont County’s disbursement portion was $840,135.29, 54% of the total and $26,914.76 higher than April of the prior year.
- Malt, vinous and fermented malt beverage special event permit — Fremont County Republican Central Committee (Lincoln Day dinner), Oak Creek event center, Florence, May 31, 2025: approved. Applicant confirmed servers from Paradise Liquor would ID attendees; clerk’s office and reviewing agencies recommended approval.
- Fermented malt beverage special event permit — Royal Gorge River Initiative (RIO) event at Royal Gorge Park, East Ridge Campground, County Road 389B, Cañon/Canyon City, May 17, 4–9 p.m.: approved. Staff and reviewing agencies recommended approval; public-safety arrangements and fencing were discussed by the applicant.
- Temporary use permit (TUP25-001) — Penrose VFW Post 2788 car show, May 17, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.: approved with waiver of surety bond and approval of chemical toilets. Staff required that the applicant provide sanitation plans, signage, and clean roadway debris after the event; the county’s Department of Transportation noted event signage along highways requires separate permits and the applicant must comply with the Colorado Outdoor Advertising Act.
- Secure transportation service license (Class A) — Bethlehem Weld d/b/a Dodgey Transportation LLC; certification of a 02/2016 Ford Explorer as a Type 1 secure-transport vehicle (barrier-equipped): approved.
- Secure transportation service license (Class B) — Rogia Alsalik d/b/a Secure Transport LLC; certification of a 02/2015 Toyota Sienna as a Type 2 secure-transport vehicle (no barrier): approved.

Most motions carried unanimously. Where staff noted outstanding items—such as sanitation permits, CDOT or Board of Health approvals—commissioners required those as conditions before final administrative sign-off.

Several approvals required the applicant to submit post-approval documentation (for example, sanitation permits or vehicle certification paperwork) to staff for completion of the permitting process.","At its May 14 meeting the Fremont County Board of County Commissioners approved the day’s agenda and consent agenda, accepted the county clerk’s monthly report, and approved multiple event permits, a temporary use permit and two secure-transportation licenses. Vote outcomes and key conditions are listed.",{"_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},6562120,"Fremont County approves revised Penrose RV and boat storage plan with contingencies",822,1979000,2801000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3280829-7aaf1190a180435ba6852aca6bf5e73d&start=1979&end=2801","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3280829-7aaf1190a180435ba6852aca6bf5e73d/thumbnail_1979000.jpg","/articles/6562120/Fremont-County/Colorado/Fremont-County-approves-revised-Penrose-RV-and-boat-storage-plan-with-contingencies","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6562120-ee26887aa1def9919fbc7157d77334d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1770491984&Signature=l69Fh0GoLrTedS5mD6Dzi0zFgjpQ~nlhZzWN4XU7SZiGQaLLu12KQ52tq7tRVZu3wqGcoBlA~7D6ybSfYQ~jfntdZoXWsmOyJLWspfvVaiU9AWqvxmIhuPVYj4n7JICJuRE4z8m3-eMEOQpmo3Os-79~M5Y05SGXuerDc-qBKEuzvz-qCqokX6yGPSVMg-GnJx1az7GYFVzUoKiVag1zkujTVfm7aknwbUDEQzUdw1MvIK3E-RmsAaGsJXltrY7SmjkBgYrp0Sm8qqxy1MH52NJEWh6qSVviq0YqQELem~6vxCibgpph55usBU0F4sdyOAx43yBR~OslygCcfqxHcA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners on May 14 approved a revised commercial development plan for Penrose RV and Boat Storage (CDP24-001), a proposed storage facility at 17225 State Highway 115 in Penrose.

The board’s action followed a presentation from the applicant’s engineer and a staff review; the motion approved the plan with contingencies including a hazardous-spill procedure plan, a Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) notice to proceed for the access permit (permit #224022), an approved noxious-weed control plan, Board of Health approval for on-site chemical toilets (or a vault privy), and a waiver of the refuse-plan requirement.

Planning consultant Jim Brostovich of Veil Resources told commissioners the revised plan eliminated one building that had fallen inside the front setback and reconfigured the remaining two prefabricated buildings to recover some square footage. Brostovich said the current design reduces impervious surface slightly, keeps access in the same location and retains the previously sized stormwater pond. “We moved the parking to the northeast corner,” he said. “This plan meets all the setbacks.”

Planning and zoning staff reported the redesigned site totals about 15,183 square feet of building area—2,850 square feet less than the original submission—and confirmed the submittal met the Fremont County zoning and development regulations. Staff recommended approval with the contingencies listed by the board, and noted the county has previously granted a waiver for map scale size and that the applicant had provided required submittals such as a noxious-weed plan (to be finalized) and a refuse-waiver request.

County counsel clarified that because the board also sits as the Board of Health, it can grant the Board-of-Health-style approval for chemical toilets as part of the same action; the approval must be stated explicitly in the motion. Commissioners asked the applicant to avoid encroaching on the Beaver Park water easement at the northwest corner of the site and praised the applicant for revising the design to meet setbacks.

The motion approving CDP24-001 included the contingency items and the refuse-plan waiver. The vote was unanimous: Commissioners Bell, McFaul and Grantham voted Aye and the motion carried.

The approval requires the applicant to return documentation that the contingency items are satisfied (hazardous-spill procedure plan, CDOT notice to proceed, final noxious-weed control plan and explicit Board-of-Health approval for portable chemical toilets or a vault privy) prior to final administrative sign-off.","The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners approved a revised commercial development plan (CDP24-001) for Penrose RV & Boat Storage at 17225 State Highway 115, requiring a hazardous-spill plan, CDOT access permit, noxious-weed control plan, Board of Health OK for on-site toilets and waiver of refuse-plan requirement.","actionData","errors"]

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