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Board approves routine consent items, appoints trustee to High Plains Library District and adopts body-art code updates

October 15, 2025 | Weld County, Colorado


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Board approves routine consent items, appoints trustee to High Plains Library District and adopts body-art code updates
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Weld County Board of Commissioners approved multiple consent and routine items by voice vote, including a ratified trustee appointment for the High Plains Library District, authorization of a case-management agency professional services agreement template for Department of Human Services contracting, a closing-date extension for a commercial real‑estate transaction, and the second reading and adoption of Code Ordinance 2025‑14 related to body‑art establishments in Chapter 14 of the Weld County Code.

Highlights:
- High Plains Library District Board of Trustees: The board ratified the appointment of Patty Bodwell to represent Region 6 after the district’s selection committee recommended ratification. Matthew Hort, executive director of the High Plains Library District, introduced the nominee; Commissioner Scott James moved approval and Commissioner Lynette Peppler seconded. The motion carried by voice vote.

- Case Management Agency professional services agreement template: Tammy Grant, deputy director of the Department of Human Services, presented an updated template aligned with Health Care Policy and Finance requirements and reviewed by legal counsel. The board approved the template and authorized the chair to sign subsequent agreements.

- Contract amendment — 908 Eleventh Avenue real‑estate closing date: A contract to buy and sell commercial real estate was amended to extend the closing date from Oct. 30 to Nov. 3, 2025; the board approved the extension.

- Code Ordinance 2025‑14 (body‑art establishments): Dan Joseph of Environmental Health summarized two minor amendments made after first reading to align inspection language and to allow nonalcoholic beverages (not alcoholic drinks) in body‑art establishments while matching retail-food standards. The board conducted a second reading and approved repeal and reenactment with amendments to Chapter 14, Article 5.

Each item was approved by voice vote with five commissioners present. These actions were procedural or ceremonial and did not include further deliberation in the board minutes beyond staff presentations and brief clarifying exchanges.

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