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Board approves 3.504‑acre outright exemption for new Kremmling library
Summary
Grand County approved an outright exemption permitting construction of a new 3.504‑acre library site north of Kremmling High School; Planning Commission had recommended unanimous approval and the board authorized the chair to sign documents.
Community Development Director Chris Manguso presented a request for an outright exemption to allow construction of a new Grand County Library District facility on a 3.504‑acre parcel adjacent to the high school in Kremmling. Manguso said the property will be served by town water and sewer and that planning commission recommended approval unanimously with five standard conditions (recording fees, platting, tax matters, etc.).
Commissioners discussed site access and public benefits; one commissioner noted the new location would avoid students having to cross U.S. 40 to reach the existing library. Public comment included visible support from two attendees.
Commissioner George moved to approve the exemption "as presented by Director Manguso" and authorized the chair to sign the documents; the motion passed on voice vote.
Why it matters: The exemption clears a regulatory hurdle to build a community library in Kremmling, improving access for students and residents. The project will require standard platting and recording steps before construction.
Next steps: Staff to finalize platting, recordation and required fees and proceed with project approvals.
