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Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Town of Basalt Regular Council Meeting
The Town Council discussed and acted upon several legislative items, including resolutions supporting a sales tax increase for public services and establishing an affordable housing baseline for Proposition 123. The Council also considered amendments to the Master Plan and development reviews for 555 Basalt Avenue, ordinance adoptions regarding automated vehicle identification systems, and setback adjustments for 135 E. Homestead Drive. Additionally, the Council reviewed a revocable license agreement for 406 Elk Circle and received comprehensive monthly staff reports covering administration, engineering, public works, police, recreation, and planning departments.
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The agenda focuses on a discussion regarding short-term rental (STR) regulatory fees.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Basalt Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
The meeting included a public hearing regarding a Minor PUD Amendment and Special Review for an event space at 72 Sunset Drive, with discussions focused on parking capacity, operational impacts, and traffic management. Additionally, the commission continued a public hearing on proposed amendments to the town's zoning, subdivision, and annexation code regulations, specifically addressing data centers, setback requirements, and the reorganization of development standards.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Basalt Town Council Town Council Meeting
The Council meeting included presentations from Holy Cross Energy regarding its clean energy goals and infrastructure capacity, and from the Ruedi Water and Power Authority concerning 2026 projects and 2027 planning. The Council reviewed ordinances related to a proposed hotel construction, automated vehicle identification systems, and residential setback adjustments. Additionally, the agenda covered resolutions addressing a revocable license agreement, lighting standards, and financial commitments for the West Mountain Regional Housing Coalition. An update on the ongoing Land Use Code rewrite was also provided.
