Crested Butte council unanimously approves consent items and lease to Six Points on second reading

The Crested Butte Town Council unanimously approved its agenda and a slate of consent items at the Oct. 20, 2025, meeting and adopted Ordinance No. 11 on second reading.

At the start of the meeting Mayor Ian Billick called the roll. Council members listed as present were Mayor Ian Billick, John O'Neal, Anna Fenerty, Beth Goldstone, and Gabi Prochaska; Kent Cowherd attended by Zoom for part of the meeting and is recorded in the minutes as having voted on all motions. The council approved the agenda by roll call.

The consent agenda — approved unanimously — included: the Oct. 6, 2025 regular meeting minutes; the Kapushion Spehar Wetlands Funding Agreement with the Crested Butte Land Trust; award of a professional services agreement to MIG, Inc. for the 2025 Design Standards Update; Resolution No. 29, authorizing the Town Manager to execute documents related to the purchase of 828 Gothic Ave, #1A; and Resolution No. 30, directing code enforcement staff not to enforce occupancy limits in a single-family dwelling based on familial relationship. Resolution No. 31 (approving contract use of Big Mine Ice Arena by Gunnison Valley Hockey Association for 2025-26) was also approved as part of the consent agenda.

During the public hearing portion, Mayor Billick opened the second-reading hearing for Ordinance No. 11, the lease of property at 409 2nd Street to Six Points Evaluation and Training, Inc. There were no public comments; the council closed the hearing and approved Ordinance No. 11 on second reading by unanimous roll call.