Kate Asbury

The meeting included a roll call and the unanimous re-election of current officers, with Gordy Hill as Chairperson. The main business focused on two key areas: the RnR Elk Resort Subdivision (Amended Plat of Lot 10), which involved discussions on water usage, lot sizes, and the proposal to add a condition regarding shared wells; and the Carbon County Growth Policy, which saw extensive public comment concerning development guidelines, agricultural land protection, water availability, and the need for updated data. The board voted to recommend Commissioner's approval for the subdivision. Discussions also took place regarding the March meeting agenda and future discussion of the Subdivision Regulations.

The agenda for the meeting includes sections for the Pledge of Allegiance, a Public Comment Period on matters within the Commissioners' jurisdiction, a session dedicated to the County Attorney, and a Consent Agenda section. Contact information for obtaining copies of documents is also provided.

The key discussion items for the Commissioners' meeting include the approval and hiring authorization related to a new Finance Clerk position, which requires segregating payroll processing from HR duties. A major item is the resolution regarding the Notice of Intent to Amend the Resolution Establishing the Carbon County Fair Commission, intended to optimize facility rental management and address funding for maintenance. Other agenda items include reports from the County Attorney and Consent Agenda items, as well as the Airport Board Meeting.

The meeting addressed several key items including the election of officers for Chair, Vice-Chair, and Executive Secretary. Business focused on the RnR Elk Resort Subdivision, Amended Plat of Lot 10, for which a recommendation of approval with conditions was discussed and ultimately recommended to the County Commission. The Board also discussed the Carbon County Growth Policy, with a public hearing scheduled for the draft, and held discussions on Subdivision Regulations. Audience communication raised concerns regarding water rights, irrigation, septic systems, construction traffic, and potential short-term rentals for the subdivision proposals.

The agenda for the meeting scheduled for January 6, 2026, includes several key items. Initial segments are dedicated to the Pledge of Allegiance and a Public Comment Period. Major discussion topics include the Annual Resolutions Review, review of Records Destruction Requests from various departments (including Treasurer records), revision of the Clerk Job Description, and a budget amendment for the Crisis Diversion Grant. A Consent Agenda is planned, followed by a discussion regarding future detention matters involving the Big Horn County Commissioners.