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Keystone backs Blue River Watershed Group monitoring access with edits
Summary
Council approved a memorandum of understanding supporting volunteer access for water-quality and quantity monitoring at an identified site, with edits removing the phrase "town approved" to avoid implying legal access rights to private property.
Council voted to approve the Blue River Watershed Group memorandum of understanding after staff presented edits clarifying monitoring access. The town manager described changes that emphasize supporting volunteer access for water-quality and quantity monitoring and underscored that the sites are already public access points recorded on plats filed with the county.
Council discussed removing the words "town approved" from the second-paragraph language to avoid implying the town could grant legal access to private property. After the edit was proposed, a motion was made and carried; staff said the letter will be sent with the agreed changes.
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