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Board approves consent agenda including Livermore GOCO grant, construction contract and appointments
Summary
The Larimer County Board approved a short consent agenda that included a $2.5 million Great Outdoors Colorado grant for the Livermore conservation project, a construction contract document for a transfer station, several board appointments and liquor licenses; the minutes and consent agenda were approved 3-0.
Larimer County commissioners unanimously approved a short consent agenda on Jan. 28 that included grant funding, contracts, board appointments and license approvals.
Items approved on the consent agenda included a Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) land-acquisition grant of $2,500,000 to Larimer County’s Natural Resources Department to support the Livermore conservation project; staff said the grant will help conserve three contiguous ranches totaling 4,897 acres. Commissioners also approved an AIA contract document related to construction of a central diversion and transfer station at 2388 Trilby Road; staff described the facility as including a scale area, transfer station, aggregate sorting area for recyclables and associated infrastructure. The meeting transcript listed the contract dollar amount in unclear terms; staff did not provide a final clarified figure during the meeting and the precise contract total is not specified in the public record excerpt.
The board also approved several appointments: Jonathan Hauger (term to 11/30/2028), Carol DeBeck (term to 11/30/2028) and Nancy Curtis (term to 11/30/2027) to Coral Heights Public Improvement District (PID) No. 46; Cindy Dodds (term to 06/30/2025) to the Community Corrections Advisory Board. Two liquor-license items were approved: a tavern license for Mishawaka Amphitheatre and a fermented malt beverage and wine license for Riverside Colorado LLC doing business as Pooter Park Market. The consent agenda also included two stipulations regarding tax year 2024 valuations; staff said additional information is available on the county website.
Commissioner John Kefalas moved to approve the minutes (week of Jan. 20) and later moved to approve the consent agenda; both motions passed unanimously, 3-0.
