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Park County commissioners repeal 1997 1041 water rules and adopt new county regulations
Summary
During a continued public hearing on April 28, 2026, the Park County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution repealing the county's 1997 1041 regulations for water projects and adopting updated regulations for domestic water, sewage treatment systems and municipal and industrial water projects.
The Park County Board of Commissioners voted 3-0 on April 28, 2026, to repeal the county's 1997 1041 regulations for water projects and to adopt a new set of Park County regulations governing domestic water and sewage treatment systems and municipal and industrial water projects that are wholly or partially in the county. Commissioner Amy Mitchell moved for adoption; Commissioner Gemmer seconded and the motion carried.
The matter was taken up as a continued public hearing in final deliberation and action only; the transcript notes that no public comment was allowed during this hearing. Torie Jarvis presented staff materials to the board; supporting documents listed in the packet included a redacted public-comment packet, a staff memo, the proposed regulations attachment, the adoption resolution, and a redline showing changes from the 1997 version.
The resolution’s title recorded in the meeting minutes is: "A RESOLUTION REPEALING THE PARK COUNTY 1041 REGULATIONS FOR WATER PROJECTS DATED DECEMBER 18, 1997 AND ADOPTING THE PARK COUNTY REGULATIONS FOR DOMESTIC WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER PROJECTS WHOLLY OR PARTIALLY IN PARK COUNTY." The transcript does not state an effective date for the new regulations.
