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Commissioners approve amendment to plow permit along County Road S
Summary
The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners approved an amendment to an existing plow permit that adds a $100 fee and covers a 0.610-mile stretch from the Cottonwood compressor station to a turnoff at Formston. The motion passed by voice vote.
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The Dolores County Board of County Commissioners voted to approve an amendment to a previously granted plow permit covering County Road S.
According to a board presentation, the amendment would add an additional $100 fee and apply to a 0.610-mile section described by staff as running from the Cottonwood compressor station to the Formston turnoff. "this would be an amendment to that and I do see additional $100 for this permit and it would be the 610 of a mile from the compressor station... to the turn off at Formston," the presenter said. A commissioner moved to approve the amendment; another commissioner seconded. The board approved the motion by voice vote (affirmative responses recorded).
The board did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript; votes were taken by voice with three audible "Yes" responses during the motion. The county did not provide additional written conditions or a revised permit number in the meeting record. The permit amendment was discussed as part of forest-products agenda items and was added to the agenda by motion earlier in the meeting.
Next steps for implementation or permit issuance were not specified during the meeting. The board proceeded to other business after approving the amendment.
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