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The committee discussed updates on the Weeminchue Wilderness unveiling, the status of the Geothermal Pumphouse Mural, and current art action plans. Discussions regarding the 2026 Art Call centered on evaluating funding options for various projects. Additionally, the committee decided against proceeding with a plastic bag art call using the 2025 budget.
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The Board received public comments regarding the sufficiency of the sales tax for infrastructure repairs and suggestions to manage sewer rate impacts for residents. Key actions included the adoption of Resolution 2025-05, which set the FY 2026 fee schedule by maintaining the monthly sewer rate at $71.25 per Equivalent Unit and increasing the Capital Investment Fee to $7,500. Furthermore, the Board approved Resolution 2025-04 to certify delinquent sanitation accounts, enabling the collection of unpaid fees through the County Treasurer's tax bill process.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding the fiscal year 2026 budget. Additionally, the board approved Resolution 2025-01, which officially adopts the 2026 budget for the Urban Renewal Authority, noting that all associated expenditures are covered by the Town of Pagosa Springs General Fund.
The board meeting included acknowledgments regarding the sales tax committee and community support, and addressed public concerns regarding sewer rates. The Public Works Director provided updates on lagoon cleanup efforts, ongoing sewer pipe replacement projects, and pumping metrics. The board discussed and adopted the 2026 budget, including a rate increase and a program to assist residents with sewer bills. Additionally, the board awarded the bid for the McCabe Creek sewer line replacement project to TRC Construction.
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