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Commissioners continue Flores code‑compliance case to Dec. 9, 2026 after owner says building plans are pending

Weld County Board of County Commissioners · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The board voted 4‑1 to continue a zoning/code‑compliance matter for Daniela and Adam Flores to Dec. 9, 2026, after staff reported progress on site remediation and the owner said building plans are in process; Commissioner Ross voted no, preferring dismissal.

The Weld County Board of County Commissioners on June 8 continued a code‑compliance certification matter concerning the Flores property at 18621 County Road 51 in Kerszy to Dec. 9, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

Assistant County Attorney Adria Sheiel and Code Compliance Officer Cynthia Voeva briefed the board on the history: the case originated from a court finding in September 2024 that assessed daily penalties for zoning violations; staff reported the penalty amount had escalated to $100 per day. Compliance staff said commercial vehicles previously on the property had been removed except for one semi; campers on the parcel were not occupied; some crop damage compensation was included in prior right‑of‑way work; and the property owner had submitted an engineering letter indicating building plans might be delivered by June 12.

Property owner Daniela Flores addressed the board at the podium, saying she is working with a builder on plans, has a septic permit, and is arranging electricity and other utilities. Staff recommended continuation rather than certification because they believe the owner is cooperating; some commissioners argued for dismissal while others supported a continuance to maintain pressure for progress.

Commissioner Maxi moved and Commissioner Buck seconded a motion to continue the matter until Dec. 9, 2026; the board took a roll‑call vote: Harry Buck — yes; Lynette Pepler — yes; Kevin Ross — no (stated he would have dismissed); Jason Maxi — yes; Scott James — yes. The motion passed 4–1. Staff will return the item on the requested date for further review or updated action.