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Montezuma County commissioners approve series of routine land-use items, transfers and renewals
Summary
At its Oct. 7 meeting the Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners approved minutes, two land-use applications, a liquor-license renewal, a set of transfer orders and a government-to-government equipment transfer. All motions passed unanimously.
The Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners voted on several routine and land-use items during its Oct. 7, 2025 meeting and approved each by recorded voice vote.
Key outcomes at-a-glance: • Approval of the proceedings/minutes from the Sept. 30, 2025 meeting (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as aye). • Approval of a 5-acre single-lot development and rezoning application submitted by Brenda Daves (agent Brenda Webb) for property at 25580 Road 18, Pleasant View (motion moved and seconded; board voice vote: all aye). Planning and zoning had recommended approval. • Approval of a 2-lot moderate subdivision and rezoning application submitted by Harold and Linda Randolph for property at 13348 Highway 145, Dolores (motion moved and seconded; board voice vote: all aye). Planning and zoning had recommended approval; Colorado Department of Transportation requested an access permit be recorded for the existing access. • Approval of consent-agenda transfer orders: Law Enforcement Authority fund, E-911 fund, and public-health per-capita fund; and approval of Resolution No. 2025 (Lewis Areola Fire Protection District vacancy appointment) (moved and seconded; voice vote: aye). • Approval of a retail liquor license renewal for Boost Stop LLC, 18794 Highway 491, Lewis, Colorado (moved and seconded; voice vote: aye). • Approval of an agreement to transfer ownership of 12 backpack sprayers and associated repair kits from Montezuma County to the High Desert Conservation District, for availability to county residents (motion moved and seconded; voice vote: aye).
Most motions were presented from the floor with a second and carried by unanimous voice vote. The board did not record roll-call tallies naming individual commissioners for each motion beyond the recorded “ayes.” All passed items will be processed by the appropriate county offices for recording, licensing, or transfer.
