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Larimer commissioners approve four consent items, 3–0
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners approved four consent items — appeals and land‑use administrative items — by a 3–0 vote at the March 10 meeting.
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Larimer County commissioners approved four consent items without public testimony and by unanimous vote at their March 10 meeting.
The board approved the Bridal at Legacy Farm appeal (file 25GNRL0563), a Cantor boundary line adjustment and associated lot‑size appeal (file 24LAND4427), the Miller Holt Revocable Living Trust easement vacation (file 24LAND4423), and the Johnstown 10‑41 raw water pipeline alignment (file 24ZONE3722). Commissioner John Kefalas moved to approve the consent agenda and the board voted 3–0 in favor. Chair Kristen Stevens and Commissioner Jody Shattuck McNally joined Kefalas in the aye votes.
Why it matters: Consent items are typically considered routine and do not include staff presentations or public comment unless pulled. Commissioners commented on narrow issues — for example, Commissioner Shattuck McNally remarked on mule deer habitat and urged coordination with Colorado Parks and Wildlife for the Johnstown raw water pipeline — but took no separate votes on individual items.
Ending: The board authorized the chair to sign findings and resolutions related to the consent items; the commission then proceeded to the public hearing on the Platte River Rawhide 10‑41 permit.

