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The Board meeting agenda includes considerations for resolutions regarding the amendment of the Local Planning Capacity Grant and the adoption of new commercial water and sewer rates. Additionally, the Board will discuss the Main Street/County Road P paving project. The meeting packet also includes financial documentation, such as bill payments for March 2026, general fund revenue and expenditure comparisons, balance sheets, and water enterprise financial reports.

The Work Session agenda included discussions on several items. Key topics involved Kids at Their Best -- Rural Philanthropy Base, the Teets Park Concrete Pad project, a detailed discussion concerning the Water Tank, and deliberation on Water/Sewer Rates for Businesses. The session also included general updates and other items.

The key topics for the Board Meeting include the approval of the agenda and consent items, specifically the minutes from the January 28, 2026, meeting and the February 11, 2026, Special Meeting. Reports cover the Town Manager, Board of Trustees, approval of February 2026 bills, and Financials (Budget to Actual). The agenda also includes consideration of multiple resolutions: Resolution No. 05-2026 approving a Professional Services Agreement with Safebuilt Colorado, LLC; Resolution No. 06-2026 for an Engagement Letter with Hayes Poznanovic Korver LLC for Water Attorney legal services; Resolution No. 07-2026 approving a Consulting Agreement with Retail Strategies LLC; and Resolution No. 08-2026 approving an Assignment and Assumption Agreement with Merrick & Company. Additionally, the Board will consider ordinances amending the Municipal Code regarding street/sidewalk closures (Ordinance No. 01-2026), speed limits (Ordinance No. 02-2026), and business licenses (Ordinance No. 03-2026). The final substantive item is the Liquor License Renewal for Stub's LLC.

The key discussion topics for the meeting included reports from Town Staff and the Board of Trustees, featuring the swearing in of Trustee Angie Leist, review of bills for January 2026, and financial analysis of budget to actual performance. The Board considered several resolutions: Resolution No. 01-2026 to designate posting locations and establish the 2026 meeting calendar; Resolution No. 02-2026 to authorize engagement for the 2025 Year End Audit; Resolution No. 03-2026 regarding a Colorado Intergovernmental Grant Agreement for a Local Planning Capacity Grant; and Resolution No. 04-2026 to approve an amendment to the Independent Contractor Agreement for building plan review services. Discussions also covered the terms of a Lease Agreement for a portion of the Knievel Property and approval for the Town Manager to pursue a DOLA Grant. Additionally, the agenda addressed liquor license renewals for Family Dollar and Wiggins Super's.

The agenda for the Town of Wiggins Board Meeting included several key items. Introduction segment covered the call to order, pledge of allegiance, roll call, and agenda approval. The consent agenda involved approvals for minutes from Special Meetings held in December 2025 and January 2026. Reports included the Town Staff Report, a report from the Board of Trustees featuring the swearing-in of Trustee Angie Leist, approval of January 2026 bills, and financial reports (Budget to Actual). The meeting included a public comments section with time limits for respectful address. Substantive actions involved consideration of Resolution No. 01-2026 regarding designating public meeting notice posting locations and establishing the 2026 meeting calendar. Resolution No. 02-2026 concerned authorizing the Mayor and Town Manager to sign the engagement letter for the 2025 Year End Audit. Further resolutions addressed an Intergovernmental Grant Agreement for a Local Planning Capacity Grant (Resolution No. 03-2026) and approving an amendment to the Independent Contractor Agreement for Building Plan Review and Inspection Services (Resolution No. 04-2026). Board discussions covered the terms of a lease agreement for a portion of the Knievel Property and approval for the Town Manager to pursue a DOLA Grant. The agenda concluded with matters under the Liquor License Authority regarding renewals for Family Dollar and Wiggins Super's, followed by adjournment.