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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
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Census ID
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123758
Population
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1,234
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Mountain Village
The Council meeting involved several key business items, including the approval of a resolution to appropriate additional sums to the 2026 budget and the adoption of a resolution establishing a 4% sale price appreciation cap. Progress was reviewed on the SMART Gondola project, and the Council amended bylaws for the Plaza Vending Committee. An ordinance amendment concerning the Public Art Commission was advanced, and a Conditional Use Permit for a temporary office space was approved with specific marketing and parking conditions. Additionally, the Council held discussions regarding the potential formation of a Chamber of Commerce, received a presentation on the Telluride School District's mill levy override ballot measure, and reviewed a proposed Workers Protection Ordinance. The session concluded with an executive session to receive legal advice concerning town manager applications.
The Design Review Board evaluated several architectural and site review applications, including a new single-family home on San Joaquin Road, a new single-family home on Adams Way, and a new detached condominium on San Joaquin Road, all of which received approvals with specified conditions. Additionally, the Board provided a recommendation to the Town Council for a variance request regarding an ADU floor limitation and approved the initial architecture and site review for a multifamily building containing 15 employee apartments on Adams Ranch Road. A request for a final architecture review for a single-family home was continued to a future meeting.
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The Council discussed and approved several items, including designating May as Mental Health Awareness Month and authorizing a license agreement for a disc golf course and an application for transit grant funding. The Council convened as the Liquor Licensing Authority to approve a special event permit for Telluride Food & Vine. Additionally, resolutions were passed to appropriate additional funds to the 2026 budget, approve financial reports, amend the Mountain Munchkins fee schedule, and adopt the Telluride and Mountain Village Transportation Safety Action Plan and Vision Zero policy. The Council also approved a rezone and density transfer for employee apartment units, amended building regulations, granted a conditional use permit for a padel court, and approved several right-of-way encroachment and easement vacation agreements.
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