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Votes at a glance: Castle Rock council actions on Feb. 17, 2026

Castle Rock Town Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Summary of council votes taken at the Feb. 17 meeting, including appointment to the Public Art Commission, affirmation of state-legislation positions, approval of a county IGA for massage licensing, direction to remove the no-knock registry, and authorization of a referral-response letter on the Crow's Nest development.

At its Feb. 17 meeting the Castle Rock Town Council recorded these formal outcomes:

- Appointment: Adam Thornton was appointed to the Public Art Commission to fill a partial term ending May 31, 2027. Motion passed unanimously.

- Legislative positions: Council affirmed staff-recommended positions on state legislation and directed staff to communicate those positions to the town's legislative delegation and partners. Motion passed 5-0.

- IGA (massage licensing): Council approved a resolution authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County for county administration of massage facility licensing and fingerprinting; the county cited about a $100 transfer fee and $25 renewals. Motion passed unanimously.

- No-knock registry: Council directed staff to prepare an ordinance to remove the town's 11,000-address no-knock registry requirement and rely on visible signage/stickers instead. Motion passed 6-0.

- Crow's Nest referral: Council authorized the mayor to sign a referral-response letter expressing Castle Rock's concerns about water supply, traffic and wildlife impacts from the proposed Crow's Nest annexation and development. Motion passed unanimously.

- Consent calendar: The council approved routine consent items including an ordinance amending planning commission sections and several resolutions related to water commission attendance policy and procurement. The consent motion passed per roll call.

Where to find records: The official meeting minutes and recorded roll-call votes will be posted on the town's website (crgov.com).