Committee approves five Colorado Parks and Wildlife property actions, including conservation easements and leases
The Capital Development Committee recommended support for five CPW property transactions ranging from a $33,000 conservation easement in Yuma County to a $9.498 million fee purchase for Tolland Ranch; most passed unanimously, with two acquisitions recorded on split votes.
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The Capital Development Committee reviewed five Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) land transactions and recommended support for each action after staff presentations and questions. Daphne Gervais, CPW’s director of legislative affairs, led the series of proposals and CPW local staff answered follow‑up questions about habitat, access and mineral/water rights.
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