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Commissioners approve amendment to plow permit for County Road S
Summary
Dolores County commissioners voted to approve an amendment to a previously granted plow permit, adding a $100 fee and covering roughly 0.610 mile from the Cottonwood compressor station to the Formston turnoff. The motion passed on an oral vote recorded as 'yes' by the board.
The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners approved an amendment to an existing plow permit at its Jan. 5, 2026 meeting.
A presenter introduced the amendment to the permit for County Road S (the previously approved plow permit to the top of Bradfield Hill), saying the change would add $100 to the permit fee and would apply to a segment described in the transcript as 0.610 of a mile from the Cottonwood compressor station to the Formston/Bipol turnoff. A commissioner moved to approve the amendment and a second was recorded; the board voted in favor with affirmative responses recorded by the presiding officials.
The motion as recorded in the meeting transcript did not list the mover or seconder by name and did not include a roll-call vote. The board’s action was recorded in the meeting as approved by voice vote. No amendments to the motion were reported during discussion.
The approval was taken under a consent-style discussion at the end of the permit presentation; commissioners indicated no objections before taking the voice vote. The county did not provide, during the meeting, additional written specifications for the precise mileposts or a map for the amended segment; those details were not specified in the transcript.
The board moved on to other business following the vote.
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