The agenda focuses on several key items, including a public hearing for a new tavern liquor license for The Junction, and the second reading of an ordinance to designate the building at 209 West Main Street as a historic landmark. New business items involve awarding the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update to SE Group, approving revisions to the city code regarding mobile food vendor licensing, and authorizing the Mayor to sign a notification form for the Park Village on 7th affordable rental development. Additionally, the Council will consider cancelling the late December meeting, appointing members to the community support grant selection committee, and conducting an executive session to discuss real estate negotiations.
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The council agenda included a proclamation declaring September as Suicide Awareness Prevention Month and a public hearing regarding revisions to the Cortez Land Use Code. New business items addressed Ordinance No. 1376 concerning historic designation, a request for authorization for the Mayor to sign a grant contract amendment with the State of Colorado, and a new application for a fermented malt beverage and wine liquor license.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
Cortez City Council Regular Meeting
The Council approved a site development plan for a new office building on North Market Street. Additionally, the Council held a first reading for an ordinance concerning updates to the city's land use code, and awarded the contract for a drainage improvement project to DNL Construction. The consent agenda included various routine items such as liquor license renewals and special event permits.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Cortez City Council Regular Meeting
The Council addressed public feedback regarding affordable housing developments and issued a proclamation for Montezuma County Fair Week. Public hearings resulted in the amendment of qualifications for Airport Advisory Committee members and the approval of a budget amendment for the South General Aviation Apron Expansion project. Additional business included approving the purchase of a new truck for the Street Division, making appointments to the Airport Advisory Committee, and authorizing an intergovernmental agreement for election administration. The Council also reviewed an ordinance regarding a potential Lodger's Tax increase and adopted a new policy for agendizing future proclamations. An executive session was held to discuss airport lease negotiations and a legal personnel performance review.
