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Park County commissioners approve subdivision, plat amendment, variance, HUTF updates and arbitration contract
Summary
At their Jan. 7 meeting, the Park County Board of Commissioners approved three land-use-related resolutions including a 23.40-acre subdivision in Bailey, adopted updates to the 2025 HUTF and mileage report, and approved an arbitration services contract; one appraisal contract was tabled and an ABE board appointment was postponed.
The Park County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 7 approved a slate of routine land-use and administrative items, including a subdivision, a common-plat amendment, and a health-variance resolution, and approved updates to the county's 2025 Highway Users Tax Fund (HUTF) accounting and annual mileage report.
Commissioner Amy Mitchell moved to approve Resolution 2026-001 to subdivide a 23.40-acre parcel (T07 R72 S17 SE4; described in plat R791658) addressed as 150 Summit Drive in Bailey; Commissioner Jason Gemmer seconded and the motion carried 3-0. The board next approved Resolution 2026-002, a common-plat amendment consolidating multiple lots in the K-Z Ranch Estates subdivision (part of the southwest quarter of Section 26, township 6 south, range 73 west) at 368 Rising Sun Road in Bailey, on a 3-0 vote.
The board also approved Park County Board of Health Resolution 26-003 (variance case #12-2025-01) for property described as Lot 1 Royals, SE 26-6-73 (61 Shelton Drive, Bailey). Each of those land-use motions was moved by Commissioner Amy Mitchell, seconded by Commissioner Jason Gemmer, and carried unanimously 3-0.
Greg Kasperek presented updates to the 2025 HUTF accounting and the county's annual mileage report. Commissioner Mitchell moved to adopt the updates; Commissioner Gemmer seconded and the vote carried 3-0.
The board approved a professional services agreement with Daisy Glassburn, identified in the record as an independent contractor, for arbitration services. The board tabled the proposed Just Appraisal contract to allow commissioners to review the full document before taking action. Commissioners also postponed consideration of the ABE board vacancy and reappointment recommendations to a date certain of Jan. 14, 2026.
During routine consent business Commissioner Gemmer recused himself from approving vouchers tied to Jan. 8, 2026; the record shows the remainder of consent items and vouchers for Dec. 18, 23 and 31, 2025 and minutes for Dec. 17 and Dec. 22, 2025 were approved 3-0. The public hearing section of the agenda listed no matters; during public comment Gary Fisk attempted to speak but was unable to unmute and the commissioners closed public comment.
The board entered executive session at 3:34 p.m. to discuss matters under C.R.S. § 30-11-107(2)(A) and (B) (statutory powers of boards of county commissioners) and C.R.S. § 30-28-124.5 (county court civil penalties for zoning violations). Commissioners returned from executive session at 4:28 p.m. and adjourned the meeting at 4:29 p.m.
Actions taken at the meeting were procedural and administrative in nature; no new fees or tax rates were adopted and no testimony in the public record altered or delayed the recorded motions.
