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Votes at a glance: Breckenridge City Commission actions on demolitions, replats, reports, ordinances and contracts
Summary
The commission took a series of votes including a demolition order for a dangerous building, approvals of replats, acceptance of the Stevens County appraisal district annual report, two ordinances and multiple contract/engineering authorizations. A summary of each vote and the recorded outcome follows.
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The Breckenridge City Commission, in its regular meeting, recorded the following formal actions and votes. Where the meeting transcript did not include a roll-call vote, outcomes are reported as recorded by voice vote.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Commission approved consent-agenda items 4 and 5 by voice vote; motion seconded and recorded as approved.
- Dangerous building (1208 West Third): After a public hearing, the commission declared the building substandard and ordered demolition within 30 days. Motion passed by voice vote, recorded as unanimous.
- Stevens County Appraisal District 2024 annual report: The commission moved to approve and accepted the appraisal district’s annual report. Motion seconded; voice vote recorded as unanimous approval.
- Replat, 105 North Rhodes and 317 West Elm: Planning & Zoning recommended approval of a replat for the properties at 105 North Rhodes and 317 West Elm; the commission moved, seconded and approved the replat.
- Replat, 704 East Dyer: Planning & Zoning recommended approval of a replat for property at 704 East Dyer; commission moved, seconded and approved the replat.
- Street improvement project: Change order No. 2 approved and city manager authorized to execute documents (see separate article). Vote recorded by voice as unanimous.
- Engineering work order No. 42 (street improvements phase 3): Approved and city manager authorized to execute agreement; voice vote recorded as unanimous.
- Ordinance 2025-04, amending Chapter 5 (buildings and structures) to address 9-1-1 addressing and visible house numbers: Motion to approve ordinance 2025-04 carried by voice vote; ordinance adopted as presented.
- Ordinance 2025-05, amending Chapter 13 (occupational licenses and gaming machines): Motion to approve ordinance 2025-05 carried by voice vote; ordinance adopted as presented. The change streamlines permit review and allows denial under certain criteria; the police department and code enforcement were added to the process.
- Ordinance 2025-03, amending the fiscal year 2024–25 official budget: Commission approved the ordinance amending the budget, including allocations from fund balance for temporary housing costs related to the new fire station and other adjustments noted in staff materials. Motion seconded and approved by voice vote.
How votes were recorded
Most items were approved by motion, second and voice vote; the meeting transcript records the outcomes as ‘‘all in favor, aye’’ with no recorded dissents on the items listed above. Where recorded tallies or roll-call votes were not provided in the transcript, this summary reports the voted outcome as entered into the meeting record.
The transcript does not list named movers or seconders for each motion in every case; if the mover or seconder was not explicitly recorded in the transcript, this summary leaves those fields unspecified.
Details and context for several of these items — notably the demolition order at 1208 West Third, the street-improvement change order and engineer work order, and the appraisal district report — were discussed in depth during the meeting; separate articles summarize those discussions and staff presentations.
The commission closed the meeting after carrying all motions; staff noted follow-up steps and reporting requirements for contract documents, demolition enforcement and coordination of utility and paving schedules.

