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DUR approves consent agenda, enters executive session to discuss possible property purchase
Summary
The DUR approved its consent agenda, including minutes of the Dec. 16, 2025 meeting, and voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss a potential property purchase or transfer and to receive legal advice under Colorado law. Portions of the session will not be recorded.
The DUR approved its consent agenda and then voted to enter an executive session to discuss a potential property purchase or transfer and to receive legal advice under Colorado law.
The board first approved the consent agenda, which included the minutes of the DUR regular meeting held Dec. 16, 2025. A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; a roll-call vote followed in which each member present voted yes, and the motion carried.
After closing the public-comment period (no members of the public spoke), the chair read the statutory basis cited for a closed session and moved that the board convene an executive session "pursuant to" the cited open-meetings statute to discuss negotiation positions and to receive legal counsel. The chair noted that portions of the executive session would not be recorded.
On roll call, Commissioners Hendricks, Oliver, Richard, Tine, Luck, Vice Chair Samuel and Chair Scaba all answered yes, and the board proceeded to the executive session. A staff member confirmed that an access link to the closed session had been emailed to a participant before the board adjourned into the closed meeting.
No substantive public actions or deliberations on the property matter were recorded in the public portion of the meeting. The board’s next public actions (if any) will depend on outcomes from the executive session.
