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Park County commissioners approve leases, appointments and EOC renovation; several routine items carried 2-0
Summary
At the June 9 meeting the Park County Board approved a lease with FerrellGas, a professional services agreement for a hearing officer, resolutions on quorum and appointments, and an emergency operations center renovation update; multiple motions passed 2-0 and the meeting adjourned early after a Zoom failure.
The Park County Board of Commissioners handled a batch of administrative and governance items on June 9, approving a lease, professional services agreement, multiple resolutions and an Emergency Operations Center renovation update, all by 2-0 votes.
Key approved items included a lease with FerrellGas LP for premises at 45000 Hwy 9 in Fairplay for $1,200 per month (motion by Commissioner Gemmer; second by Interim Chairperson Amy Mitchell), and a professional services agreement to retain a hearing officer/independent referee for the County Board of Equalization at $85 per hour plus a $150 stipend and overnight expenses (mover: Gemmer; second: Mitchell). The board adopted Resolution 2026-28 setting a three-member quorum for the Planning Commission and passed Resolutions 2026-29 and 2026-30 appointing Andrew Grand as Development Services and Planning Director and as Chief Building Inspector, respectively; motions were recorded as 2-0.
During consent items the board approved vouchers for May 26, June 2 and June 9, 2026 and minutes for May 19 and May 22. The minutes record a voucher payment of $9,615 to Gemmer Construction LLC; the record notes Commissioner Gemmer had no financial gain. The board received a presentation and approved an update and vendor option for the Emergency Operations Center renovation from Tim Ellis and County Manager Lucas Meyer. The board also tabled a fourth reading of Ordinance 6, concerning accumulation of environmental blight, to a future date to be properly noticed.
The meeting later adjourned as the Board of County Commissioners and convened as the Board of Health for a separate hearing. After returning to the BOCC the meeting experienced a technology failure that interrupted public comment; Interim Chairperson Amy Mitchell moved to adjourn at 3:05 p.m. and the motion carried 2-0.
