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Board approves two land‑use corrections: Elk Mountain and Pine Mesa plat actions

Grand County Board of County Commissioners · August 20, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners approved (1) a correction/amendment to the Elk Mountain Ranch conservation easement to fix a mapping error (no change to acreage or terms) and (2) an amended final plat for Pine Mesa Cottages removing the word 'condominium' with a condition that open-space ownership be reconciled and properly deeded before final signature.

The board approved two land‑use items addressing record corrections and plat language. John Gioia of the Colorado Cattlemen's Ag Land Trust presented a proposed correction to the Elk Mountain Ranch conservation easement that fixes a small exhibit‑map depiction error; he said the correction does not change legal description or acreage and that landowners have agreed. Commissioners approved the amendment and authorized the chair to sign.

Community Development presented an amended final plat for Pine Mesa Cottages (behind Safeway near Winter Park Ranch). Planner Hannah Zagon said the request removes the term "condominium" because the units are detached multifamily homes with ground ownership rather than airspace-only condominiums. The board approved the amended final plat with a condition that open-space ownership be reconciled and properly deeded prior to final signature.