The Town Council discussed and acted upon several legislative items, including resolutions supporting a sales tax increase for public services and establishing an affordable housing baseline for Proposition 123. The Council also considered amendments to the Master Plan and development reviews for 555 Basalt Avenue, ordinance adoptions regarding automated vehicle identification systems, and setback adjustments for 135 E. Homestead Drive. Additionally, the Council reviewed a revocable license agreement for 406 Elk Circle and received comprehensive monthly staff reports covering administration, engineering, public works, police, recreation, and planning departments.
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Town of Basalt Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
The Commission reviewed a special review application for setback adjustments at 135 E. Homestead Drive to construct a one-car garage. Key agenda items included a continued public hearing regarding PUD amendments and site plan review for a proposed 93-key hotel at 218 E. Valley Road and the evaluation of the Jadwin/Black Mountain Final Plan application for a multi-family and cabin residential project. Additionally, the Commission discussed courtesy reviews for code amendments concerning spa exemptions from renewable energy mitigation program fees.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Basalt Town Council Regular Council Meeting
The Council meeting covered a variety of administrative and planning matters. Discussions included the policy for winter snow removal on downtown sidewalks along Midland Avenue, with staff recommending a contracted service model. A major public hearing addressed an application for redevelopment at 555 Basalt Avenue, involving proposals for commercial storage, residential units, live/work spaces, and affordable housing components, with ongoing review of infrastructure improvements and deed restrictions. Other actions included a resolution to name a local park "Dallenbach Park," approval of an ordinance allowing a PUD amendment for square footage at a private residence to accommodate accessibility needs, and authorizations for financing property acquisitions and participating in upcoming coordinated elections.
Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Basalt Green Team Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed a proposed combined Public Works and Police Department facility, focusing on project financing and potential sustainable building practices. A presentation was provided regarding the Building Benchmarking Program and efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region, including building electrification and efficiency incentives. The team also reviewed the proposed 2027 workplan, specifically regarding the phase-out of gas-powered lawn care equipment, the expansion of the building benchmarking program, and updates to the sustainable building regulations education requirements.
