San Miguel County Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda features a work session regarding the Affordable Housing Code update and a Land Use Code Amendment recommendation focused on subdivisions and condominium plats. The session also includes time for staff comments and Planning Commission business.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting
San Miguel County Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission conducted a work session to discuss proposed land use code amendments related to major and minor subdivisions, as well as condominium and townhouse plats. Discussions focused on establishing new classification standards for major and minor subdivisions, augmenting application material requirements, and implementing more detailed review procedures for infrastructure such as sewage disposal and water wells. Staff also addressed the introduction of new definitions for major and minor subdivisions and condominium ownership, while commissioners inquired about applying consistent infrastructure review standards across various development application types.
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The meeting agenda included the purchase approval of two Chevrolet Silverado trucks for the Road and Bridge Department. The Board ratified signatures on letters of support for federal public lands legislation, specifically the Public Lands Workforce Stability Act and the Public Lands Integrity Act. Other administrative items featured updates from the Tres Rios Bureau of Land Management and the District Attorney's office. Planning matters included public hearings on Land Use Code amendments regarding the definition of 'Qualified Owner' for affordable housing, wildfire area regulations, and nonconforming lots. Additionally, the Board considered a petition for tax abatement and recommendations for the County Board of Equalization.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
San Miguel County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board discussed several agenda items, including the status of the Deep Creek Housing project and the related professional services contract cost-sharing with CDOT. The commissioners reviewed a housing-related Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Town of Tiburon regarding Miramonte and planned for a future supplemental budget adjustment to cover the expenses. Additionally, the Telluride Foundation provided an update on their pilot housing program, reporting on loan distributions, application metrics, and the success of housing local employees. The Board also approved an additional $100,000 contribution to the Telluride Foundation's housing fund to maintain matching capacity.