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Crested Butte council approves EV readiness plan, awards Block 80 waterline contract and OKs summer Art Market
Summary
At its April 7 special meeting the Crested Butte Town Council unanimously approved a consent agenda that awards the Block 80 Waterline Improvements 2025 contract to Dietrich Dirtworks, adopts the Mt. Crested Butte/Crested Butte Readiness for Electric Vehicles Plan, and permits the summer Crested Butte Art Market.
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The Crested Butte Town Council unanimously approved a multi‑item consent agenda at its special meeting on April 7, 2025, finalizing infrastructure and event approvals ahead of the summer season.
The consent agenda included four items: approval of the March 17, 2025 meeting minutes; awarding the Block 80 Waterline Improvements 2025 contract to Dietrich Dirtworks; adoption of the Readiness for Electric Vehicles Plan (REV Plan) covering Mt. Crested Butte and Crested Butte; and approval of the Crested Butte Art Market special event application that will close the 1st and Elk parking lot on Sundays from June 16 through Sept. 28, 2025 (except Sept. 21). Mallika Magner, serving as Mayor Pro Tem for the consent vote, moved to approve the consent agenda; Council member Gabi Prochaska seconded. A roll call vote was taken with all voting “Yes.”
Town staff listed on the agenda as contacts for these items included Public Works Director Shea Earley for the waterline contract, Sustainability Coordinator Dannah Leeman Gore for the REV Plan, and Town Clerk Lynelle Stanford for the Art Market permit. The contract award to Dietrich Dirtworks will authorize the Block 80 waterline work for 2025; the council did not state contract dollar amounts in the transcript. The REV Plan adoption formally records the town’s readiness plan for electric vehicle infrastructure in coordination with Mt. Crested Butte; the packet lists the plan title but the transcript does not specify funding sources or an implementation timeline.
The Art Market special event permit will close the 1st and Elk parking lot on Sundays from June 16 to Sept. 28, 2025, except for Sept. 21 to allow the ARTumn special event. The Council’s action on the consent agenda was procedural and passed without recorded opposition.
Council business that followed included staff and legal updates and scheduling upcoming work sessions and regular meetings in April and May. The Town will return to regular and work session meetings on April 21, May 5 and May 19, and will hold a joint work session with Mt. Crested Butte on May 14 to discuss Mountain Express.
