Larimer County commissioners approve consent items including Fort Collins-Loveland Water District parcel split and Poudre Fire Authority sign appeal

The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included two routine land-use items: a minor land division for the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District and a sign appeal by the Poudre Fire Authority.

The board voted 3-0 to approve a minor land division (file no. land 24 land 4440) to split a 161.9-acre parcel and create a 9.9-acre parcel to accommodate a new 6,000,000-gallon storage tank for the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District. The board also approved the Poudre Fire Authority sign appeal (file no. 24GNRL0560) to allow an internally lit monument sign with an electronic message display at a Poudre Fire Authority station located in the O zoning district on County Road 54G in Fort Collins. Both items were placed on the consent agenda, were not pulled for discussion, and were approved subject to the staff reports and conditions.

The chair noted items on the consent agenda are typically routine administrative actions and will not be discussed unless pulled. No members of the public requested items be removed; Commissioner Shattuck McNally moved approval and the motion passed unanimously.

Votes at a glance - Land 24 land 4440 (Fort Collins-Loveland Water District): Approved 3-0. Description: minor land division to create a 9.9-acre parcel for a 6,000,000-gallon storage tank. Conditions and findings in staff report apply. - 24GNRL0560 (Poudre Fire Authority sign appeal): Approved 3-0. Description: appeal to allow an internally lit monument sign containing an electronic message display at a fire station in the O zoning district. Conditions and findings in staff report apply.

The board moved on to the public hearing items following the vote.