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Votes at a glance: Craig council actions, June 23, 2026
Summary
A consolidated list of formal motions and vote outcomes from the Craig City Council meeting on June 23, 2026, including ordinances, resolutions and contract awards.
The Craig City Council recorded the following formal actions on June 23, 2026.
- Ordinance 11-83 (Title 8 health and safety revisions) — Approved (second reading). Motion to approve Ordinance 11-83 carried by voice vote (recorded as Aye; 5 members present). Staff summary: moves compliance coordinator language from Police to Community Development and adjusts administrative-appeal language and site-triangle language.
- Ordinance 11-84 (Prohibition on graywater systems) — Approved. Motion carried by voice vote (recorded as Aye; 5 members present). Staff summary: City opted out of allowing graywater treatment works pending future review; staff cited reporting/oversight and public-health considerations.
- Contract award: Woodbury storm sewer improvements to Duran & Pierce Contractors — Approved. Low, compliant bid at $92,500; motion carried by voice vote.
- USDA Rural Business Development Grant support (Resolution 23-20-26) — Approved. Council authorized staff to submit an application seeking $99,000 in planning funds for the Craig Business Industrial Park with matching funds from a separate grant.
- Contract award: Woodbury Park pickleball project to Anson Excavating & Pipe — Approved. Award amount: $461,826.25; council approved the bid award.
- Resolution 24-20-26 (Museum oil & gas lease for benefit of Museum of Northwest Colorado with Carmody Exploration LLC) — Approved. Lease terms presented as five years, 15% royalty and $75 per mineral acre; council authorized execution.
- Funding request: Bridal and Tie Days rodeo — Approved. Council approved a $7,500 city contribution (to be backfilled from forthcoming LMD distribution); discussion focused on process and creation of EDAC review procedures.
- Resolutions 25–27 (pause of limited public comment; general public comment period rules; presentation procedures) — Approved by voice vote (5–0 recorded). These create a temporary pause authority, a general public-comment period at the second meeting each month, and objective criteria/appeal for formal presentations.
- Resolution 28 (change regular meeting start time to 5:30 p.m.) — Approved. Council voted to move the meeting time earlier; several councilors expressed concern for commuters and suggested 6 p.m. as an alternative but the motion passed.
A final motion to adjourn was approved by voice vote to end the meeting.
