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Dolores County commissioners approve impact-assistance request tied to Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Summary
The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve an impact-assistance funding request related to Colorado Parks and Wildlife; the transcript records two different dollar amounts ($11,475.38 and $1,475.38) that county staff said they would clarify before final submission.
The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners voted to approve an impact-assistance funding request related to Colorado Parks and Wildlife and directed staff to submit the paperwork. Chair (S1) described it as "the total amount that we're requesting, $11,475.38," and also said the request requires no local match.
Commissioners discussed the reason for the increase, citing last year’s reappraisal and 10-year averaging of values. Committee member (S2) summarized the reappraisal impact, saying, "I think we were at 10,000 last year," and noted that higher recent values affect the county’s calculations. Chair (S1) then moved to approve the impact assistance; the motion passed with all recorded votes in favor. The transcript also later records the motion amount as "$1,475.38." County staff told the board they would submit the request today and email supporting documents to Shayla for follow-up.
