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Larimer County commissioners approve two consent-agenda land-use items, 2-0

Larimer County Board of County Commissioners · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners approved two consent-agenda land-use items during its April 13, 2026 land use hearing, voting 2-0 to approve items including LTD LLC (file 26-land-4539) and Graybill PUD condo map amendment (file 26-land-4548).

At a 3:00 p.m. land use hearing on April 13, 2026, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners voted 2-0 to approve the consent agenda, which included an amended building envelope for LTD LLC (file 26-land-4539) and the Graybill PUD condo map amendment (file 26-land-4548).

Commissioner Kristin Stephens moved that "the Board of County Commissioners approve the consent agenda ... subject to any conditions of approval as set out in the staff reports, and authorize the chair to sign the findings and resolutions for these items." Chair John Kefalas and Commissioner Stephens voted in favor; Commissioner Shadak McManamy was noted as attending from Denver and recorded as absent for the vote. The motion passed at 3:05 p.m.

Before the vote, a member of the audience pointed out a typographical error in the agenda listing, noting that the first item should read "LTD LLC" rather than "LID." The chair acknowledged and corrected the record prior to the vote.

Planning Manager Jenny Axmacher and planning staff including Justin Curry and Cassidy Fiore were present to support the hearing, and the board approved the items "as updated on the screen," subject to the conditions in staff reports. The record shows the chair was authorized to sign the findings and resolutions for the approved items. The board adjourned following the vote.

No second for the motion is recorded in the transcript. The staff reports and the findings and resolutions cited in the motion were referenced as the governing conditions for approval; no statutory citations or additional legal authorities were named on the record.