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Castle Pines council approves sewer easement and wildfire-application contract
Summary
The Castle Pines City Council approved two consent resolutions: a sewer-easement with Castle Pines North Metro District (Res. 26-35) and a professional-services agreement with Deer Creek Forestry LLC for 2026 wildfire application work (Res. 26-36). The motion passed by recorded roll call.
The Castle Pines City Council voted unanimously on June 9 to approve two consent resolutions affecting local infrastructure and wildfire mitigation.
On the consent agenda the council approved Resolution 26-35, an easement agreement with Castle Pines North Metro District to accommodate an underground sewer main, and Resolution 26-36, a professional-services agreement between the City of Castle Pines and Deer Creek Forestry LLC for 2026 wildfire application work. "On tonight's consent agenda, our resolution 26 dash 35, an easement agreement with Castle Pines North Metro District on for an underground sewer main and resolution 26 dash 36, an agreement for professional services between the city of Castle Pines and Deer Creek Forestry LLC for 2026 wildfire application work," the presiding official announced before taking the vote.
Council member Eubanks moved to approve the consent items; a second was noted on the record. The clerk called the roll: Council member Eubanks—Aye; Council member Salazar—Aye; Mayor Engerman—Aye; Council member Cole—(vocal affirmation); Council member Weininger—Aye; Council member Mulvey—Aye. With those recorded affirmatives the motion passed.
Why it matters: The easement secures rights needed for an underground sewer main serving the area identified with the Castle Pines North Metro District, a key piece of infrastructure for future development. The Deer Creek Forestry contract directs wildfire-mitigation work for 2026, a measure the city framed as part of its preparedness and hazard-reduction efforts.
What the council recorded: The approvals were handled on the consent calendar and were adopted by voice and roll-call affirmations; no amendments or public comments were recorded on these items during the meeting. No additional implementation dates or contract values were announced at the meeting.
Next steps: Because these items were adopted on consent, staff will proceed with administrative implementation steps, including finalizing easement documentation with the North Metro District and executing the professional-services agreement with Deer Creek Forestry LLC. Additional details on schedules and contract amounts were not specified during the meeting.
