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Commissioners ask attorney to redraft Wheatland Public Works agreement after work-session edits
Summary
In a May 27 work session, Queenstown commissioners discussed edits to the Wheatland residential Public Works Agreement; Assistant Town Attorney Jen Dindinger will incorporate agreed changes and return a new draft for the next meeting, and will also review a Waterman commercial agreement.
Queenstown commissioners reviewed and revised a draft Public Works Agreement for the Wheatland residential development during a May 27 work session, and asked the town attorney to prepare a new draft for the next meeting.
Assistant Town Attorney Jen Dindinger summarized proposed changes to the residential development agreement and described edits suggested by RAH. Commissioners discussed Dindinger’s points and proposed additional changes; after discussion the body agreed that Dindinger should incorporate the agreed edits into a new draft and bring it back for review at the next commissioners meeting. Dindinger also said she will review the Waterman commercial development agreement for the next meeting.
The exchange focused on contractual language and role clarity for utilities and public-works responsibilities; no motion was taken during the work session. The commissioners signaled consensus on moving forward with an updated draft rather than finalizing terms at the May 27 meeting. The revised agreement will be placed on a future agenda for formal action.
