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Gunnison County approves consent agenda, multiple contracts and $6.27M in April vouchers
Summary
The Gunnison County Board approved liquor licenses and special permits, a suite of contracts and grants (including an $819,564 airport services agreement and a $305,280 CDOT grant with a $305,284 local match), accepted April vouchers totaling $6,265,938.21 and authorized a $9,791,875.63 cash transfer.
At its May 19 meeting the Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners approved a routine but substantial consent agenda that included liquor licenses and temporary permits, multiple grant and contract awards, professional services agreements, and financial reports.
Highlights from the consent items approved by unanimous motion included: a retail alcohol beverage license for Harmels Operation LLC dba Harmels Ranch Resort; special event liquor permit 3‑2026 for the Gunnison River Festival on June 13, 2026; a Woolpert professional services agreement for work at the Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport ($819,564); and a Colorado Department of Transportation grant (CDAG#26‑GUC‑002) for the airport in the amount of $305,280 with a required local match of $305,284.
Chief Finance Officer Melissa LaMonica and Deputy Chief Finance Officer Mark Rozman presented the county’s financial materials. The Board approved the April 2026 voucher report totaling $6,265,938.21 and authorized an April cash transfer of $9,791,875.63. Rozman explained that Marble Local Marketing District revenues had appeared to decline because the Carbondale and Rural Fire Protection District implemented a new tax that created a distinct Gunnison County jurisdiction code; once that code began returning revenue for Marble, collections returned to previous levels.
Planning staff brought two land‑use items: a lot cluster application (LUC‑26‑00013, Basin Real Estate Holdings LLC) to cluster two lots to allow three duplexes in the future, and the Brush Creek Townhomes Phase 3 townhome plat (LUC‑26‑00021) allowing individually conveyed units. Both land‑use items were approved and authorized for signatures.
Other approved items included a Maternal and Child Health statement of work ($15,726), an OPHP Continuous Quality Improvement LPHA mini‑grant application ($25,000), a professional services agreement with Insuseal, Inc. for $60,000, and the Gunnison County Housing Authority’s acknowledgment of an HAI Group insurance proposal for $88,205. The Board accepted the Treasurer’s April investment report presented by County Treasurer Teresa Brown.
All consent and finance motions recorded in the minutes passed unanimously; the minutes do not show dissenting votes.
