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Rangely council approves de‑annexation of Chamber minor subdivision, adopts routine financial items
Summary
Council approved Ordinance 702 to de‑annex a small subdivision back to Rio Blanco County, approved a resolution clarifying conditional water/irrigation uses, and adopted the January 2025 check register and related routine items.
The Rangely Town Council voted Jan. 28 to approve Ordinance 702, 2025, to de‑annex the Chamber minor subdivision from the town and return it to Rio Blanco County jurisdiction.
The ordinance was introduced during the public hearing and no comments were reported from adjacent property owners or special districts. The council moved, seconded and carried the ordinance on a voice vote.
The council also approved Resolution 20251 to confirm conditional use rights tied to irrigation and industrial water allocations; members moved and seconded the resolution and it passed on a voice vote.
Financial business included approval of the January 2025 check register. Council members discussed several items during the register review: a $5,000 opioid grant that the town will release to a regional fiscal agent because the town could not meet specific spending requirements; a magazine feature used for marketing charged to a staff budget line; and continuing capital project payments for Central Square and other items. The council voted to approve the check register by motion and second.
Each of these items passed on voice votes; the transcript records motions, seconds and the chair calling for "all those in favor," but does not include a roll-call vote tally in the record. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.
