The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met Dec. 3, 2025, heard staff updates on the RAMI planning report and Breck History cabin engineering requirements, reviewed the 2025 Quandary Peak/McCullough Gulch parking reservation and shuttle season and recommended continuing the program in 2026, and supported an MOU transferring 75 open-space and trail assets to the newly incorporated Town of Keystone.

Discussion Points

•Draft MOU to transfer 75 public assets to Town of Keystone after incorporation; two parcels to remain county-owned
•Engineering/building code requirements apply to public entry of backcountry cabins referenced by Breck History
•Legal effect of incorporation on asset transfers and management
•Operational alternatives for the Quandary/McCullough parking reservation and shuttle: Summit Stage outreach, library pass expansion, season pass, Starlink/cell options, messaging differentiation for locals vs visitors
•RAMI final report expected from Volpe; staff requested OSAC provide high-level comments rather than detailed trailhead feedback
•Town responsibility for trails managed by HOAs, resort, and USFS
•Volpe final RAMI report expected; staff requested OSAC provide high-level comments
•Volpe scope excludes a capital plan; staff will identify trailhead jurisdictions and next steps
•Which parcels remain county-owned (Alders Estates and Settlers Creek Tract D)

Decisions

•OSAC to provide high-level comments rather than detailed trailhead edits
•OSAC unanimously supported advancing the draft MOU
•OSAC unanimously supported continuing the parking reservation & shuttle system for 2026 and favored county subsidy
•OSAC unanimously supported the Keystone MOU and moving forward with transfer planning

Directions

•Staff to circulate final report to OSAC and solicit high-level comments
•Staff to coordinate Town Council presentation and BOCC work session for MOU
•Staff to explore Summit Stage interest and technical options for connectivity and provide usage/pass counts
•Staff to identify trailhead jurisdiction and prioritize next steps; return to OSAC with details and cost implications
•Staff to request Volpe report and invite OSAC to submit high-level comments
•Town will present MOU to Town Council; county staff will brief BOCC and place MOU on consent agenda for approval

Nov

Minutes

The Ten Mile Planning Commission convened on Nov. 13, 2025, heard a staff presentation recommending approval of a Class 4 Location and Extent (PLN25-056) for the Pine Cove Ranger Station at Pine Cove Campground, reviewed findings and conditions, approved a separate site plan (PLN24-099) and completed routine approvals before adjourning.

Discussion Points

•A site plan (PLN24-099) was approved 4-0 with findings and conditions; staff presented PLN25-056 but no vote on that item is recorded in this transcript.
•Routine approvals (minutes, agenda) were completed by recorded votes.
•Staff presented PLN25-056 and listed four findings supporting consistency with the Ten Mile Master Plan and mitigation of environmental impacts.
•Staff specified two conditions (GE permit and building permits) prior to site disturbance or construction.

Decisions

•Minutes and agenda approved; PLN24-099 approved; meeting adjourned.
•The transcript records approval of the April 10, 2025 Summary of Motions, approval of the agenda, approval of site plan PLN24-099 (4-0), and adjournment; the transcript does not record a final commission vote on PLN25-056.

Directions

•Staff to ensure required permits (GE permit, building permits) are obtained prior to site disturbance and to continue coordination with Engineering and Road and Bridge Departments.
•Staff to process permits required by conditions of approval for relevant items.

Nov

Minutes

Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met jointly with Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Commission to review 2025 visitor-use monitoring results, Aspen Alley fall-peak outreach, the Volpe RAMI trailhead recommendations for the Upper Blue, and possible hazardous-fuels reduction grant sites; several routine motions were approved and the council entered an executive session.

Discussion Points

•Members asked about slope stability and erosion; staff clarified steep slopes would not be treated and live vegetation retained where needed.
•Members requested a prioritized list and funding strategies; the Forest Service indicated Volpe could continue to work on complex sites.
•Staff presented counter and camera data showing location-specific pressure on trailheads; Aspen Alley fall-foliage weekends produced very high hiker counts.
•Staff presented three candidate treatment areas (French Gulch, Copper Canyon/Fuller Placer, Brown Gulch) and described objectives to reduce wildfire intensity and preserve aspen stands where practical.
•Staff recommended temporary amenities and wayfinding improvements; members requested additional public feedback and methodological refinement.
•Volpe presented a four-tier RAMI framework for 180 trailheads and recommended upgrades to a subset of those trailheads.

Decisions

•Council and commission supported short-term measures and requested further planning and public outreach.
•No formal adoption at this meeting; next step is local review and prioritization.
•OSAC and BOSAC indicated support for pursuing the grant for the three sites, subject to later prescription review.

Directions

•If awarded, staff will develop detailed prescriptions and share prior to implementation.
•Members to provide feedback on whether the proposed focus areas match local priorities.
•Staff to continue refining paired-counter and AI verification methods and to solicit public feedback in 2026.
•Staff to explore temporary restrooms, trash receptacles, and improved wayfinding from Ice Rink to Aspen Alley for 2026; consider shuttle feasibility.
•Staff to prepare draft grant application materials prior to Thanksgiving and submit by Dec. 20 if supported.
•Staff to present prioritization and funding mechanism recommendations for OSAC/BOSAC review.

Oct

Minutes

The Upper Blue Planning Commission met Oct. 23, 2025; commissioners considered three planning cases: PLN25-031 (TDR amendment), PLN25-030 (preliminary rezoning, tabled at applicant request), and PLN25-062 (site plan for an OWTS system, approved). Meeting included staff presentations and a site visit summary; minutes contain an ambiguous line about PLN25-031’s disposition.

Discussion Points

•Applicant Lindsay Hirsh presented and answered questions
•Applicant requested postponement of the preliminary rezoning.
•Commissioner questions and approval
•Presentation of OWTS site plan (Elyse Chudacoff)
•Site visit summary highlighted building envelope, steep slopes, wetlands (Simon Corson)

Decisions

•PLN25-030 tabled (5-0)
•PLN25-062 approved (5-0)
•Record contains motion to deny PLN25-031; final disposition unclear in provided minutes

Directions

•Case tabled to date uncertain per applicant request.

Oct

Minutes

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met Oct. 1, 2025 to review Breck History preservation work and 2026 proposals (OSAC agreed to support 10% of costs), hear results from the 2025 bird monitoring program, and consider trail feasibility in Dillon Valley (Parcel 1 not pursued; Parcel 2 connection supported).

Discussion Points

•Breck History reviewed 2025 work and 2026 proposals; OSAC raised visitor-safety and interpretive approach questions.
•Icon Engineering found Parcel 1 >90% wetlands and in FEMA floodplain; Parcel 2 feasible but requires permitting.
•Staff summarized survey methods and results; OSAC suggested volunteer recruitment and report publication.

Decisions

•OSAC voted not to pursue Parcel 1; OSAC supports pursuing Parcel 2 subject to funding and permitting.
•OSAC voted to support County contributing 10% of total project costs.

Directions

•Do not pursue Parcel 1; staff to coordinate funding, easement, and permitting for Parcel 2 with the District; engage Road & Bridge for broader connectivity planning.
•Staff to consult Building Department about engineering-plan fees and return with cost estimates; staff to coordinate land survey for Arctic Stamp Mill location.
•Staff to pursue volunteer recruitment and post the 2025 bird-monitoring report online.

Sep

Minutes

The Upper Blue Planning Commission in Summit County approved a Class 4 Nonconforming Parcel Plan Review (PLN25-042) allowing temporary modular liquefied natural gas (LNG) distribution facilities on a 16.16-acre parcel at 115 Gateway Drive, with eight findings and seven conditions including site fencing, traffic limits, and a required license agreement; two other planning cases were continued to Oct. 23, 2025.

Discussion Points

•Staff presented PLN25-042 and recommended findings/conditions; commissioners accepted the disturbance envelope and safety conditions.
•Staff recommended continuance of PLN25-031 and PLN25-030; the commission continued both to Oct. 23, 2025.

Decisions

•Adjournment at 7:08 p.m. (5-0).
•Approval of PLN25-042 with eight findings and seven conditions (5-0).
•Continuation of PLN25-031 and PLN25-030 to Oct. 23, 2025 (both 5-0).

Directions

•Staff to obtain executed SPIA and License Agreement before PLN25-042 operations commence.
•Staff to return PLN25-031 and PLN25-030 on the Oct. 23, 2025 agenda.

Sep

Minutes

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met Sept. 10, 2025 to consider trail and trailhead management items, including a proposed Copper Canyon connector from the Town of Breckenridge and a Summit Huts parking request for a donated Atlantic Lode cabin; the council approved routine minutes and entered an executive session before adjourning.

Discussion Points

•Amended agenda was posted and approved; Aug. 12 minutes approved; summary report accepted.
•Council members raised safety concerns at Boreas Pass intersection, requested multi-directional design and speed-calming measures, and asked that social trails be decommissioned.
•Executive session entered at 6:25 p.m. and exited at 7:02 p.m.
•Request: two additional winter spaces at Boreas Pass TH and two to three summer spaces at Laurium TH; staff said no new paved spaces, seasonal allocation only.
•Staff reported survey results (110 responses; 56% support).
•Staff reported use data (Boreas Pass full 16 days in 2023; Laurium seldom full in summer).
•Summit Huts will receive donated Atlantic Lode cabin; CUP application to follow.
•Town of Breckenridge proposed a new connector trail to improve connectivity between Juniata Trail and Bald Mountain and provide Boreas Pass Road access.

Decisions

•Multiple routine motions approved unanimously; executive session convened and closed.
•No formal vote on the trail proposal at this meeting.
•OSAC expressed support for the request but did not record a formal vote or decision.

Directions

•Staff to develop detailed trail design plans addressing intersection safety, parking management, decommissioning of social trails, and interpretive signage.
•Staff to return to OSAC with refined designs and management recommendations.
•Staff to submit CUP application once survey is finalized and to include parking designation details (north end of Boreas Pass lot).

Aug

Minutes

The Upper Blue Planning Commission met Aug. 28, 2025. The commission approved the March 27 minutes, continued planning case PLN25-042 (an Xcel Energy proposal for temporary modular LNG facilities at 115 Gateway Drive) to Sept. 25, 2025, and adjourned at 5:42 p.m.

Discussion Points

•Whether consolidation of planning commissions affected the handling of the case (asked by Chair Keith Gallacher).
•Whether resources exist and which to use to assess safety and environmental health for the LNG siting (raised by Commissioner Gordon Manin).

Decisions

•Motion to continue PLN25-042 to Sept. 25, 2025 (approved 4-0).

Directions

•Staff to prepare materials for the continued hearing on Sept. 25, 2025.

Aug

Minutes

At its Aug. 21, 2025 meeting the Snake River Planning Commission welcomed a new commissioner, approved minutes and the agenda, voted to continue a public-hearing case (PLN24-049) to Sept. 18, and discussed progress and funding questions for a 162-unit workforce housing proposal (PLN24-066).

Discussion Points

•Commissioner Valentin and staff discussed funding and progress for PLN24-066, a workforce housing Location and Extent application (no action taken).
•Commissioner Vince Valentin asked about consolidation of planning commissions and funding/progress on PLN24-066.
•Question from Commissioner Vince Valentin about consolidation of planning commissions; staff said the BOCC received the information but did not move forward.
•Staff recommended continuance of PLN24-049; the commission voted to continue the case to Sept. 18, 2025.
•Susan Lee said the BOCC had seen the information but had not moved forward; she requested commission questions about BOCC actions be directed to the BOCC.

Decisions

•No formal decision taken on PLN24-066; matter remains under discussion.
•PLN24-049 continued to Sept. 18, 2025; no decision taken on PLN24-066.

Directions

•PLN24-049 to be placed on the Sept. 18, 2025 agenda for further review.
•Staff to refer BOCC-level questions to the BOCC and provide follow-up as appropriate.

Aug

Minutes

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met Aug. 12, 2025, and approved a new 5,000-foot “Bobsled” flow trail with conditions, endorsed two trails using developer-granted easements at the Ranch at Breckenridge pending BOSAC sign-off, recommended alternating-use days for Aspen Alley (despite the Town Council voting against restrictions), and approved additional Breckenridge History repairs at the Laurium Trailhead.

Discussion Points

•Alternating days vs. time-of-day closures vs. education/staffing; potential displacement of hikers; enforcement practicality; signage and physical-barrier tradeoffs.
•Breckenridge History requested additional repairs while equipment was on site; staff confirmed contractor work and road-closure timeline.
•Choice between hiking-only continuation of Spiral Stairs vs. multi-use alternative; CPW request to avoid cross-Australia Gulch trail to lessen fragmentation; estimated bid $80,000 and $8/ft building cost.
•directions':['Proceed with expanded scope and staff oversight.']],
•Trail alignment near seep and wetland; wildlife impacts and mitigation; emergency access concerns; Sage Trail directionality; ride-center scope and future comprehensive plan.

Decisions

•Approve Bobsled Trail with six conditions; do not make Sage Trail directional.
•Approve both trails contingent on BOSAC approval.
•Approve the expanded Breckenridge History scope of work without conditions.
•OSAC recommends alternating user days (5\u001f2). Town Council opposed restrictions (6\u001f1).

Directions

•Proceed pending BOSAC approval and coordination with CPW; favor alignments that reduce switchbacks and steep sections.
•Proceed with expanded scope and staff oversight.
•SCOMBA to provide comprehensive plan for any ride-center proposal; OST to ensure routing avoids seep/wetland and to plan volunteer removal of barbed wire fence.
•Staff to monitor safety and wildlife impacts.
•Staff to share OSAC recommendation with Board of County Commissioners and prepare implementation options if directed.

Jul

Minutes

Summit County Countywide Planning Commission on July 7 recommended approval of PLN25-006, a code amendment to remove the “Utility Storage Area” definition from Chapter 15 to align with Chapter 10, and approved prior meeting minutes (one abstention). The commission also welcomed Bill Jackson as the new Community Development Director.

Discussion Points

•Commission recorded no New Business or Consent Agenda items.
•Staff and findings stated the amendment aligns with Summit County Master Plans.
•Staff introduced the new Community Development Director, Bill Jackson; the introduction was recorded as a discussion item without formal vote.
•Staff presented that the amendment removes a redundant/contradictory definition and clarifies how utility uses are defined and permitted.
•Statutory authority for land-use regulation was cited (C.R.S. sections).

Decisions

•Approved prior meeting summary (7-0, one abstention); approved meeting agenda; adjourned 8-0.
•Commission recommended approval of PLN25-006 8-0 with the stated condition.

Directions

•Staff to prepare final code language and route to the County Attorney for review.

Jul

Minutes

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met July 2, 2025, approved routine minutes and reports, heard a public comment from the Miner’s Run HOA about tree removal and Firewise work, reviewed a machine-built downhill trail proposal from SCOMBA for Tenderfoot Meadows and deferred a decision pending site review, and received an overview of the county's TDR program. The meeting included an executive session and concluded with staff announcements and adjournment at 7:42 PM.

Discussion Points

•Council emphasized alignment with the 2023 Open Space Management Plan.
•Council raised wildlife and wetlands concerns and asked for interjurisdictional coordination.
•HOA described adjacent open-space conditions and plans for a Firewise workday on July 17.
•HOA requested guidance on removing trees on County-owned open space.
•Presentation described TDR mechanics, IGA with Town of Breckenridge, and wetland-lot mechanism.
•Program metrics: 100 development rights retired, 19 wetland lots protected (approx. 10 acres), $4.5M reinvested.
•SCOMBA presented a machine-built downhill "Bobsled" trail concept and a broader "ride center" idea.

Decisions

•Informational presentation; no council action taken.
•No formal action at the meeting; staff follow-up indicated.
•No formal decision; item deferred pending site visit and analysis.

Directions

•Staff (Katherine King) to provide contact and follow up with HOA.
•Staff to review the 2023 Management Plan against the proposed alignment.
•Staff to schedule a pinned site visit of Tenderfoot Meadows with OSAC and partners.
•Staff to solicit input from the Towns of Dillon and Keystone.

Jun

Minutes

The Countywide Planning Commission met June 2, 2025, and unanimously approved PLN24-103, a code revision to Chapter 2 consolidating Basin and Subbasin Master Plans into the Countywide Comprehensive Plan; the approval included three findings and one condition requiring final review by the County Attorney.

Discussion Points

•Condition: final County Attorney review required before final code language publication
•Introduction of PLN24-103: revise Chapter 2 to remove Basin and Subbasin Master Plan references and consolidate into Countywide Comprehensive Plan
•Three written findings recorded supporting PLN24-103, including statutory conformity

Decisions

•PLN24-103 approved 7-0; Summary of Motions from May 5, 2025 approved 7-0; Agenda approved 7-0

Directions

•Staff to submit final code language to County Attorney for legal review

May

Minutes

At its May 7, 2025 regular meeting, the Summit County Open Space Advisory Council received an update on 2024 trailhead camera and counter data showing concentrated summer use at several trailheads, heard a proposal for a temporary art installation at Reiling Dredge during the Breckenridge International Festival of Arts, and was notified of a planned Meadow Creek trail closure by the Dillon Ranger District.

Discussion Points

•Proposal for temporary inflatable sculpture installation at Reiling Dredge during festival; access and attendance management discussed.
•Staff turnover at the Dillon Ranger District and a planned Meadow Creek closure announced; expected shift of visitors to other trailheads.
•Trail counters and cameras monitored multiple trailheads and road access points in 2024; data will inform access-management recommendations and future counter placement.

Decisions

•No appeal or policy change recorded; closures are operational decisions by the Forest Service.
•No formal regulatory changes adopted; council directed staff to pursue further monitoring and consider access-management options.
•No formal vote recorded; council supportive and directed staff to permit the installation.

Directions

•Coordinate with county and town partners to manage additional traffic at nearby trailheads.
•Staff directed to approve the use and coordinate with Breck Create on registration and access management.
•Staff to install new counters on Fremont, Vail Pass, and another Tenmile Canyon Recpath location; staff to continue calibration work on Recpath counters.

May

Minutes

On May 5, 2025, the Countywide Planning Commission met, approved the Summary of Motions and agenda, and voted 9-0 to recommend two code amendments (PLN24-089 and PLN25-005) to the Board of County Commissioners; staff noted work sessions on the county comprehensive plan and Chapter 2 code revisions and the meeting adjourned at 6:56 p.m.

Discussion Points

•Commissioners asked no documented substantive amendments during the recorded motion phase.
•No public comment or formal amendments were recorded in the motion period.
•Staff reported three findings that the amendment is consistent with code purpose, county master plans, and state statutes; it would help protect groundwater and guide growth.
•Staff said the amendment clarifies when the TDR Program is utilized and is intended to maintain an equitable review process.

Decisions

•Commission voted 9-0 to recommend approval of PLN24-089 with one condition.
•Commission voted 9-0 to recommend approval of PLN25-005 with the condition of County Attorney review.

Directions

•County Attorney to complete final review of code language prior to Board consideration.
•Transmit recommendation and staff report to the Board of County Commissioners for consideration.

Apr

Minutes

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met April 2, 2025, and reviewed the U.S. Forest Services Frisco Backyard Environmental Assessment (EA), discussed 2024 wildlife camera monitoring results on county properties, and reviewed a draft special-use permit policy to allow local nonprofits limited access to county open space for educational programs. The council approved routine meeting items and entered an executive session before adjourning.

Discussion Points

•CPW recommended avoiding elk calving/production areas MayJune; OSAC favors conservative closures during implementation.
•Doig Homestead: 18 unique species; spring heavy activity; grazing correlated with reduced activity after May 23.
•EA will be released April 4 with a 60-day comment period divided into recreation (first 30 days) and fuel mitigation (second 30 days).
•OSAC requested a tiered user-day system, clearer eligibility language and flexibility on parking for high-use nonprofits.
•Staff proposed permitting local nonprofits under a new "special use" category while continuing to prohibit commercial uses.
•Tenderfoot Meadows: 13 unique species; first-time moose observation; most activity nocturnal.
•USFS narrowed large treatment units into 63 smaller units; limits of 40-acre openings cited; additional 30-day comment period if larger openings are proposed.

Decisions

•No final adoption; staff will return a revised draft at a future meeting.
•No formal actions; informational report to OSAC.
•OSAC expressed support for the general approach and asked staff to circulate comments; no formal County decision recorded at the meeting.

Directions

•Data to be incorporated into land-use planning and conservation strategies.
•OST staff to draft County comment letter and circulate to OSAC for review.
•OST staff to revise the draft policy with clearer eligibility criteria, consider a tiered user-day allocation, and include metrics for evaluating the policy.

Mar

Minutes

At its March 27, 2025 meeting in Summit County, the Upper Blue Planning Commission handled routine approvals, interviewed an applicant for a vacant commission seat (then tabled the appointment), recommended Dan Cleary to the Countywide Planning Commission, and heard staff recommendations for Planning Case PLN24-053 (a nonconforming parcel plan for 695 Gateway Drive).

Discussion Points

•Interview of applicant Drew Roberts for vacant seat; commission voted to table appointment for BOCC review.
•Interview of Drew Roberts for vacant seat; no further debate recorded in transcript.
•Motion to recommend Dan Cleary to Countywide Planning Commission and recorded vote of 8-0.
•Staff presentation of PLN24-053 including nine findings and one condition and notation that an OWTS permit has been issued.

Decisions

•Adjournment at 7:05 p.m.
•Appointment of Drew Roberts to BOCC was tabled (UBPC voted unanimously to table).
•Approval of minutes and agenda (each recorded 7-0).
•Recommendation of Dan Cleary to Countywide Planning Commission recorded as approved (8-0 in transcript).
•UBPC moved to recommend Dan Cleary to the Countywide Planning Commission (recorded vote 8-0 in transcript).
•UBPC voted unanimously to table Drew Roberts’ appointment to the BOCC (mover/second not specified in transcript).

Directions

•BOCC to review appointments and basin recommendations at their meeting on 3/25 or 4/8.
•BOCC to review basin planning commission recommendations at its regular meeting on 3/25 or 4/8.

Mar

Minutes

The Ten Mile Planning Commission met March 13, 2025, to conduct routine procedural business and hold a work session reviewing the revised draft Summit County Countywide Comprehensive Plan, focusing on land-use goals, policies and actions for the Ten Mile Basin; commissioners also discussed consolidating basin planning commissions.

Discussion Points

•Discussion of consolidating Basin Planning Commissions recorded as a discussion item
•No formal motions or votes on the plan during this session
•No motions, votes, or directions to staff recorded
•Review of Focus Areas recommendations for the Ten Mile Basin
•Review of Goals, Policies, and Actions of the Land Use Plan in the revised draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan

Mar

Minutes

Summit County Open Space Advisory Council met March 5, 2025, to review access planning for the Camp Hale Continental Divide National Monument, consider the Frisco Backyard fuel-mitigation and recreation plan with wildlife protections, approve minor Recpath rule updates, and discuss a parcel acquisition in the Snake River Basin.

Discussion Points

•CPW reported elk herd decline and suggested seasonal closures May 15–June 30
•Environmental constraints at lower McCullough Gulch limiting expansion
•Need for phased improvements and alternatives to paving at Quandary Peak
•No change proposed to public Class 1 e‑bike allowances; OPDMD cross-reference to help mobility-disabled users
•Parcel assemblage would permit an additional 250 sq ft on the Rosalie parcel (Rosalie currently 1,050 sq ft)
•Partnership terms with Colorado Springs Utilities at Blue Lakes
•Staff reported site visits and a 2003 Phase 1 basin review indicating no evidence Blue Bell sourced contamination
•Technical correction to a regulation reference and creation of enforcement authority for an open space ranger
•USFS will refine trail siting and fuel‑mitigation units and may issue an SUP to Town of Frisco

Decisions

•OSAC endorsed the plan and recommended the SUP management alternative

Directions

•OSAC requested CPW movement data and an April agenda item for structured feedback
•Staff to continue due diligence and follow parcel assemblage procedures
•Staff to forward the regulatory corrections and OPDMD reference to BOCC for review
•Staff to provide prioritization and phasing criteria; incorporate OSAC comments; coordinate with BOCC and federal partners

Feb

Minutes

At its Feb. 27, 2025 meeting the Upper Blue Planning Commission unanimously recommended Jim Alexander for appointment to the Board of County Commissioners, recommended Commissioner Dan Cleary as the basin’s representative to the Countywide Planning Commission, reviewed the Revised Draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan, and approved minutes; the BOCC will review appointment recommendations on 3/25 or 4/8.

Discussion Points

•Applicant interview for a vacancy; discussion of candidate Jim Alexander and recommendation to BOCC
•Recommendation of Dan Cleary to serve as UBPC representative to Countywide Planning Commission
•Work session review of the Revised Draft Countywide Comprehensive Plan focusing on Goals, Policies and Actions of the Land Use Plan and Focus Areas in the Upper Blue Basin

Decisions

•Adjourned meeting at 7:41 p.m. (8-0)
•Approved minutes of Oct. 24, 2024 (8-0)
•Recommended Dan Cleary as UBPC representative to Countywide Planning Commission (8-0)
•Recommended Jim Alexander for BOCC appointment (8-0)

Directions

•Forward appointment recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners for consideration at its regular meeting on March 25 or April 8

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