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Rangely advancing Dark Sky application; mentor to visit in April
Summary
Supervisor Jeanie said Rangely has been accepted again to work on a Colorado Dark Sky application, that a mentor will visit in April to complete a lighting inventory, and that the town has up to 10 years to meet the designation criteria.
Jeanie told the council Rangely has been accepted a second time to work on the Colorado Dark Sky application and that a mentor will visit in April to complete the town's lighting inventory. She described the designation as a tourism asset that requires a detailed application and follow-through: "My mentor is coming here in, April...he's gonna finish up our lighting inventory. So, hopefully, we'll get to meet everybody," she said.
Jeanie said the town has up to 10 years to meet all guidelines and that Moonlite (a named local partner) has committed to do some work to help the town reach the designation. Councilmembers responded positively and thanked Jeanie for compiling readings around town to support the application.
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