Jesse Cox

The agenda for the meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance, an Executive Session to discuss negotiations relative to 301 Main Street, and a subsequent discussion regarding the same property. The January 27, 2026, meeting minutes indicate that the Board considered responses to an RFP for 301 Main Street, hearing presentations from Arts on Main (AOM) and Grand Mesa Real Estate. Following extensive discussion, the Board voted to extend the current lease with AOM until May 1, 2026, effectively declining the proposal from Mr. Beneteau's group. Consensus was reached to include legal counsel in the subsequent meeting.

The agenda for the Delta City Council Regular Meeting includes several items for consideration, such as a Fireworks Display Permit and a Street Closure Application for Pour Ernie's Cinco De Mayo. The Council will consider contract awards for the Bill Heddles Recreation Center Gym Floor replacement and the purchase of a Dump Truck. Additionally, there is consideration for Resolution #9, 2026, pertaining to the Cunningham Filing No 5 Final Plat, and an amendment to the Subdivision Improvements Agreement for Cunningham Orchard Estates. The agenda also lists updates from the City Attorney and City Manager.

The agenda for the meeting included introductions, public comments, and approval of previous meeting minutes from February 4 and February 18, 2026. Key discussion items included committee break-outs focusing on specific work sessions (Focus Area, Communications, and Service Coordination), and the presentation of a unified summary for the City Council. The content suggests this document serves as the agenda for the March 4, 2026 meeting, but the attached minutes detail prior meetings from February 4 and February 18, 2026, covering staff updates, continuation of the Needs Assessment discussion, prioritization of nine core service categories (e.g., Crisis Response, Transitional Housing, Case Management), and the establishment of working groups around focus areas and meeting schedules.

The key discussion item concerned the Delta Workforce Housing PUD Sketch Plan consideration of Resolution 1, 2026. Commissioners raised several concerns regarding the application completeness, specifically noting the submission of a sketch map instead of a sketch plan. Issues discussed included mosquito mitigation, consideration of detention versus retention ponds, the intended use of Lot 47, street dedication, piping of the irrigation ditch, water rights, landscaping easements, setbacks, and the maintenance of easements. Public comments expressed concerns regarding building proximity, wildlife corridors, street widths, traffic increase, and the lack of open space. Following extensive discussion, the Commission voted to recommend denial of Resolution #1, 2026.

The agenda for the meeting included approval of previous minutes, citizen comments, and a Public Meeting for the Delta Workforce Housing PUD Sketch Plan, which involved consideration of Resolution 5, 2026. The document also details discussions from a prior meeting (February 2, 2026) concerning the Holman Minor Subdivision (Resolution 2, 2026) and the Delta Business Park Preliminary Plat (Resolution 3, 2026). Staff recommended conditional approval for the Delta Workforce Housing PUD Sketch Plan, addressing conformance with the Comprehensive Plan, site characteristics, utilities, and compatibility. Key conditions for the PUD included compliance with referral agency comments, resolution of UVWUA irrigation easements, dedication of Bond Street right-of-way, demonstration of compliance for reduced street widths, and submission of detailed stormwater engineering plans at the Preliminary Plat stage.