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Keystone council appoints Trails & Open Space board member and names representative for Blue River watershed plan
Summary
Council approved Resolution 2026-07 appointing Zach Heinman as a regular member of the Trails & Open Space Advisory Board to fill a vacancy and designated Councilwoman-elect Christy Camp as the town's representative to the Blue River Watershed regional water efficiency plan stakeholder group.
The Keystone Town Council unanimously approved appointments to two advisory roles during the meeting.
By roll-call vote the council adopted Resolution 2026-07 to appoint Zach Heinman from an alternate position to a regular member of the Trails & Open Space Advisory Board so he may continue serving as vice chair. Staff recommended the appointment to avoid reopening the selection process and to ensure the board can function with a regular member in place for its upcoming meeting.
The council also designated Councilwoman-elect Christy Camp as the town's stakeholder representative to the Blue River Watershed Regional Water Efficiency Plan update, a multi-jurisdictional, nonbinding planning process facilitated by the High Country Conservation Center (HC3). Camp, who was online, said she is already engaged with Blue River watershed stakeholder efforts and would be willing to represent the town.
Why it matters: The Trails & Open Space board needed a regular member to fill a vacancy so it could proceed with scheduled meetings; naming a stakeholder representative to the watershed planning effort gives Keystone a direct voice in discussions about water conservation priorities that will shape nonbinding recommendations for the next seven years.
Details and votes: Staff said an alternate, Zach Heinman, was already serving actively and that appointing him would allow the board to continue without reopening recruitment. The motion to approve Resolution 2026-07 passed unanimously on roll call (Council members recorded as voting yes in the transcript). The request from HC3 asked for a representative who can attend up to three workshops and assist with outreach; Campbell (Camp) accepted and council voice vote approved her designation.
Next steps: Heinman will assume the regular-member role for the Trails & Open Space Advisory Board ahead of its next Thursday meeting. Christy Camp will be the town's point person for the Blue River Watershed stakeholder meetings; staff asked that she report back to council after stakeholder meetings to summarize findings and recommendations.
Votes at a glance: Resolution 2026-07 (appointment to Trails & Open Space Advisory Board) ' Approved (roll-call recorded as unanimous). Designation of Blue River Watershed representative ' Approved by voice vote.
