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Crested Butte council approves consent agenda, property purchase and committee appointments
Summary
Council approved its consent agenda, authorizing the purchase of 818 Gothic Avenue and advancing a first reading sale of 16 Ninth Street #3A, awarded a public works contract, amended Paradise Park rental selection plan, and appointed two members to the Housing Stewardship Advisory Committee; the Station One Challenge was not advanced.
The Crested Butte Town Council unanimously approved its agenda and consent agenda at the June 1 special meeting, advancing several administrative and housekeeping items by roll-call vote.
Consent-agenda items listed in the meeting packet and approved included: May 18, 2026 regular meeting minutes; a Crested Butte Bazaar special event application closing part of the Four Way parking lot on June 6, 2026; Resolution No. 10, Series 2026 authorizing the purchase of 818 Gothic Avenue; Ordinance No. 08, Series 2026 (first reading) authorizing the sale of 16 Ninth Street, #3A; a contract award for the 2026 mill-and-overlay project; and Resolution No. 12, Series 2026 amending the Paradise Park Workforce Rental Tenant Selection Plan. Council Member Beth Goldstone moved and Council Member Gabi Prochaska seconded the consent-agenda motion; a roll-call vote recorded all members voting “Yes.”
On new business, the council discussed the Station One Challenge and four council members concurred that the matter should not proceed at this time. Council Member John O'Neal moved and Council Member Beth Goldstone seconded a motion to appoint Kent Cowherd and Gabi Prochaska to the Housing Stewardship Advisory Committee; the appointments were recorded in the meeting minutes as approved.
Council reports included an update from Council Member Gabi Prochaska. The council also discussed polling and communications related to a tax measure and confirmed future meeting dates for mid-June through July.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:17 p.m.
