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Town Council approves de‑annexation of Chamber Minor Subdivision

Rangely Town Council · February 12, 2025
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Summary

Rangely's council approved ordinance 7022025 to de‑annex the Chamber Minor Subdivision from town limits and return it to Rio Blanco County jurisdiction after a public hearing with no public objections.

Rangely's Town Council voted to approve ordinance 7022025, which de‑annexes the Chamber Minor Subdivision and returns the property to Rio Blanco County jurisdiction. The council opened a public hearing, staff reported no responses from neighboring properties or special districts, and members voted to adopt the measure without recorded opposition.

Town staff told the council that notices were mailed to surrounding properties and special districts and that they had received no comments. "Unless Maribel has received anything, we have had no comments from any of the surrounding properties or special districts that we mailed this notice to," the town manager said during the hearing. Council members moved and seconded the ordinance and then voted to carry it.

The ordinance relocates local land‑use jurisdiction for the named subdivision from the town to county authority; council members noted that specific service responsibilities and revenue implications will be handled through the county process. The council did not record a roll‑call tally beyond the voice vote and the meeting minutes show the motion carried.