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Weld County certifies Aug. 6 hearings, including adoption of commissioner district boundary plan

5839049 · August 20, 2025

Summary

The Weld County Board certified hearing certificates from Aug. 6 covering the adoption of a final plan for commissioner district boundary lines under Colorado law and two land-use cases; the board approved certification by voice vote on Aug. 20.

On Aug. 20 the Weld County Board of Commissioners approved certification of hearing certificates held Aug. 6, including a record item described as the adoption of a final plan for the boundary lines of commissioner districts in Weld County "pursuant to Colorado's revised statutes." The board also certified two land-use items listed in the hearing certificates.

During the Aug. 20 meeting the chair read the items into the record: "Hearing certificates from 08/06/2025. Number 1, adoption of final plan for boundary lines of commissioner districts in Weld County, Colorado pursuant to Colorado's revised statutes. Number 2, COZ25Dash0004, Genero Nunez and Rosa Maria Vega de Nuzzo. And number 3, 3 5 3 2 1 Estate LLC, care of RDC CO Weld County RS 72 2 LLC." The board then moved to certify the hearings; Commissioner Jason Maxey moved to certify and Commissioner Kevin Ross seconded. The motion carried on a voice vote with all commissioners voting in favor.

The action on Aug. 20 was the board’s formal certification of the Aug. 6 hearing records. The certification does not, in itself, describe substantive changes to district lines or the land-use cases beyond what was recorded in the Aug. 6 hearing certificates; the transcript did not include the underlying testimony or the final map text from Aug. 6.

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