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Adams County commissioners continue East 64th Avenue vacation case 30 days
Summary
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners granted a 30-day continuance for a street vacation case affecting 49200 East 64th Avenue after staff said adjacent property owners remain negotiating an access agreement; the continuance was the second and passed 4-0.
The Adams County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday continued a petition to vacate a portion of East 64th Avenue (Case VAC2024-4) for 30 days, setting the matter for review on May 20, 2025, after staff told the board adjacent property owners remain finalizing an access agreement.
The continuance was requested by county planning staff because negotiations between the adjacent property owners and an aggregate construction company were not complete. Brian Marion, a planner with the Community and Economic Development Department, told the board the adjacent owners “are still working out their access agreement” and asked for a continuance so the parties could resolve the outstanding issue.
The request was described in the staff presentation as the second continuance for the case; Marion said an earlier continuance took place in February. Marion told the board the additional delay stemmed from “miscommunications between the legal department and, for the aggregate company,” which postponed finalization of the agreement.
Commissioner Mullica moved to continue the item for 30 days; the motion passed on a 4-0 vote. The board did not record individual roll-call votes by name for this motion in the transcript.
The case will return to the Board of County Commissioners’ agenda for the May 20, 2025 meeting for further consideration. No substantive testimony from members of the public was recorded on this item during the hearing.
