The Board of County Commissioners meeting covered multiple agenda items, including the approval of the 2027 Gondola Intergovernmental Agreement Supplement, September 2026 vendor and payroll payments, and the ratification of the Lawson Hill Connector Trail construction agreement. A public hearing was held to consider amendments to the Land Use Code regarding Forestry Practices, specifically adding Article 6, Section 6-4. Other administrative discussions included an update from the District Attorney, consideration of a Colorado Development Block Grant application for the Telluride Pines HOA, approval of 2027 holidays, community support funding, and a request from West End Family Link. Public health matters, including a presentation of the Public Health Strategic Plan, were also addressed.
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Board Of County Commissioners Of San Miguel County Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including budget updates for the seventh judicial district, specifically regarding the 2027 budget, population-based budget allocations, and the impact of federal and state grant reductions, particularly for victim services. The board also addressed staffing challenges within the district attorney's office and budgetary constraints requested by Uray County. Additionally, the district attorney provided an overview of the special victims unit, highlighting its focus on prosecuting sexual offenses and the associated investigative complexities.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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.
