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Larimer County commissioners approve consent agenda including transfer station electric contract and Masonville broadband project
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda that included a roughly $106,000 electric service contract for the central diversion and transfer station, a roughly $640,000 Masonville broadband conduit project, multiple workforce board appointments and other routine items.
The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners approved a consent agenda on July 15 that included contracts, appointments and administrative items connected to county operations.
Items approved included an approximately $106,000 contract for electric service at the central diversion and transfer station tied to Larimer County’s solid waste operations and an approximately $640,000 contract to bore and install conduit along County Road 27 for the Masonville broadband middle‑mile project.
The board approved several midterm appointments to the Workforce Development Board: Amber Ron, Mark Woodrum, Caitlin Wyrick, Kayla Garlow and Dana Gaines; the transcript notes those appointees would serve terms “through June 30” but does not specify the year. Commissioners also approved a permanent deed of dedication and easement for emergency access to Poudre Fire Authority on land co‑owned by Larimer County, the City of Fort Collins and the City of Loveland in association with the planned transfer station.
The consent agenda included four liquor license items: a report of corporate changes for the Mishawaka Amphitheater (tavern license), a renewal for Dish Up 2, LLC (Verne’s Place; hotel and restaurant license) in La Porte, a fermented malt beverage off‑premise license renewal for the Glen Haven General Store, and a retail liquor store renewal for Supermarket Liquors.
Other items approved were advancing four legislative proposals for 2026 through the Colorado Counties, Inc. legislative priority process and four requests for approval to enter land to complete weed mitigation work.
Commissioner John Kefalas moved to approve the minutes for the week of July 7, 2025; the motion passed 2‑0. Kefalas then moved to approve the consent agenda for July 15; the motion passed.
The board did not pull any items for separate discussion during the meeting.
