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Potential property purchase delayed after county agrees to review 106th Road access
Summary
Carol Wadleigh said she will not complete a planned property purchase until the county opens access via 106th Road; the Commission asked legal and public works staff to investigate options and tabled the item for a few weeks pending review.
A planned property purchase was placed on hold after a prospective buyer told the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners she needs access via 106th Road before closing.
Carol Wadleigh appeared before the Board and said she will not buy the parcel unless the county opens the road. Property owners Chris and Julie Gatz were present. The Commissioners tasked County Counselor Josh Ney and Public Works Director Ben Domann with examining whether the county could open the road and any legal or practical constraints. The Board tabled the matter for a couple of weeks while staff perform that review.
The minutes do not record a motion authorizing a specific action (for example, a timeline for construction or a funding commitment) and instead indicate the Board will await legal and public‑works input. The matter will return to the agenda after staff report back, according to the recorded notes.
