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Votes at a glance: Montezuma County Board actions, Sept. 30, 2025
Summary
The Montezuma County Board approved a consent agenda (as amended) including a hotline contract, renewed a retail liquor license for Maverick Incorporated store 275, approved social services minutes and payables of $1,489,573.64, and recorded administrative MILR signings for two subdivisions.
At its Sept. 30 meeting the Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners took several routine actions and approved consent business as described below.
Consent agenda and hotline contract: The board removed one item from the consent agenda (a Mesa Verde grant decision) at staff recommendation and then approved the amended consent agenda, which included approval of the Montezuma County hotline/connection center contract. A motion to approve the consent agenda as amended was moved and seconded and carried by unanimous voice vote.
Liquor license renewal: The board approved a retail liquor license renewal for Maverick Incorporated, store number 275, at 10223 U.S. Highway 491, Cortez, Colorado. County staff reported a letter from the sheriff stating there had been no violations on record; a motion to approve the renewal was seconded and passed by unanimous voice vote.
Board of Social Services minutes and payables: The board approved the minutes of the Board of Social Services regular session for Aug. 26, 2025, and approved payables in the amount of $1,489,573.64. A commissioner moved and a second was received; the motion carried unanimously.
Administrative signings (MILRs): Staff reported two administrative signings: an MILR to amend Hartman Heights subdivision and an MILR for Archuleta’s three‑lot minor subdivision. Planning staff advised the Archuleta application had received its CDOT access permit and that no highway access changes were required. The report indicates those administrative documents were signed as part of the planning packet.
Adjournment: The board voted to adjourn at the conclusion of the agenda.
The record shows the routine items passed by unanimous voice votes; where the transcript did not identify specific individual vote names, staff recorded the motions, seconds and voice‑vote approvals in the minutes.
