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BLM OKs long-term Flying Hills lease; county will issue RFQ; Rotary special-event liquor permit approved

July 22, 2025 | Grand County, Colorado


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BLM OKs long-term Flying Hills lease; county will issue RFQ; Rotary special-event liquor permit approved
The Board heard two related items about Flying Hills on July 22. First, the county manager reported receiving written concurrence from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to pursue a long-term lease at the Flying Hills property. County staff said they will advertise a request for qualifications (RFQ) consistent with county procurement policy to identify interested operators or partners.

Second, the board held a public hearing and approved a special events permit with liquor authorization for the Rotary Club of Granby at the Flying Hills Arena for events on August 1, 30 and 31 (5 p.m.–10 p.m.). The county reported no remonstrances and staff confirmed required notices were posted. The Rotary presenter explained proceeds support scholarships, exchange programs and local nonprofits and thanked the county for prior support; commissioners noted the community benefits and approved the permit unanimously.

The manager said the long-term lease process will follow procurement rules and that details will be posted and brought back to the board; no lease agreement was executed at the meeting.

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