Board of County Commissioners Land Use Meeting/Public Hearing
The board addressed several land use items, including a resolution to codify existing zoning, subdivision, and other related regulations into a single set of 'Land Use Regulations of Douglas County.' The board also considered an amendment to the Zoning Resolution Section 27 to modify Site Improvement Plan requirements for single-family attached developments. Additionally, the board discussed a bond authorizing resolution for Private Activity Bonds for the Ponderosa Pines project and a resolution to supplement the 2026 county budget to recognize new revenues and appropriate fund balances.
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Board of County Commissioners of Douglas County Business Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda included several administrative and operational items, such as the recognition of long-term employees, a Greenworks update, and the authorization of financial vouchers. Key actions involved the approval of resolutions regarding abatement settlement recommendations, a business personal property tax incentive agreement, and intergovernmental agreements for regional infrastructure projects, including wastewater collection and waterline replacement. The board reviewed and considered various contracts and procurement items, such as the purchase of armored vehicles, IT software renewals, AI platform subscriptions, and construction projects for bridge engineering and asphalt overlay. Additionally, the agenda addressed fee waiver requests for reservoir use and a grant application for the Homelessness Resolution Program.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board Of County Commissioners Business Meeting
The meeting included various administrative and operational actions. Key topics covered were the recognition of local community groups, the approval of financial vouchers, and the consideration of resolutions regarding abatement settlement recommendations and hearing referee recommendations. Other business included a fee waiver request, the authorization of several purchase orders for equipment and services, the approval of a contract amendment for construction management, acceptance of a storm drainage easement, and the approval of grant funding for recovery support services and grant modifications. Additionally, the Board conducted a first reading of an ordinance concerning the regulation of low-powered scooters and off-highway vehicles, discussed an ordinance to adopt the 2024 International Fire Code, and reviewed a resolution to establish expedited review policies for affordable housing projects.
