Montrose County public meetings in 2023
108 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for December 27, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for January 10, 2024.
Historic Preservation Commission
The meeting scheduled for December 26, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for January 23, 2024.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will meet to review a conditional use permit application. The body is considering whether to allow an automobile and vehicle sales establishment at 933 E Main St.
- Conditional use permit application for automobile and vehicle sales at 933 E Main St
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for December 6, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for January 3, 2024.
City Council
The City Council is meeting to discuss several ordinances, including the creation of a special improvement district and budget amendments. The body will also consider appointments for the Youth City Council and a historic designation for a local building.
- Ordinance 2653: First reading to create the Otter Pond Circle Utility Relocation Special Improvement District
- Resolution 2023-27: Authorizing a mail ballot election for the April 2, 2024 Municipal Election
- Ordinance 2651: Second reading to amend 2023 budget appropriations
- Ordinance 2652: Second reading to update City Code regarding rules of procedure, sentencing, and fine enforcement
- Recommendation for the Knights of Pythias Building at 33 S. Cascade Avenue for the National Register of Historic Places
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several intergovernmental and utility agreements. The body will also review award recommendations for asphalt crushing and the Baldridge Park Master Plan.
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Montrose Recreation District
- Cobble Creek West Utility Service Agreement
- North Woodgate Extension Project Memorandum of Agreement
- Suburban Water dissolution information
- 2024 Asphalt Crushing and Baldridge Park Master Plan award recommendations
Historic Preservation Commission
The Montrose Historic Preservation Commission will review a National Register of Historic Places nomination for a building on South Cascade Ave. The body will also discuss the pursuit of a CLG Grant.
- National Register of Historic Places nomination review for Knights of Pythias Building at 33 South Cascade Ave
- Discussion regarding pursuit of CLG Grant
City Council
The City Council will vote on the 2024 municipal budget and a $3.2 million construction project for the Niagara-Hillcrest Roundabout. The body is also considering several annexations and zoning changes for the Osprey Addition and Bluff Harbor Lot Addition.
- Niagara-Hillcrest Roundabout construction expenditures totaling $3,209,461.38
- 2024 Municipal Budget approval (Ordinance 2645 and Resolution 2023-25)
- Professional services contract with Plan Tools, LLC for $105,000
- Annexation and zoning of Osprey Addition and Bluff Harbor Lot Addition
- Resolution 2023-26 to create Otter Pond Circle Utility Relocation Special Improvement District
City Council
The City Council is holding a citizen interactive session. The primary agenda item is a discussion regarding code enforcement throughout the community led by Jim Haugsness.
- Discussion on community-wide code enforcement
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several administrative items. Topics include a main street closure for an upcoming event, employee benefits, the 2023 supplemental budget ordinance, and the 2024 municipal election plan.
- Main Street closure for Habitat for Humanity's Rock the Block event
- City of Montrose employee benefits discussion
- 2023 Supplemental Budget Ordinance
- 2024 Municipal Election Plan
City Council
The City Council is meeting for a special session to conduct a mid-cycle informal review of the City Manager. This discussion will take place in an executive session.
- Executive session for City Manager mid-cycle informal review
Planning Commission
The Montrose Planning Commission will meet to consider a zoning proposal for the Blowers Addition. The body will discuss the initial zoning of approximately 15.22 acres as a Rural Living District.
- Zoning hearing for Blowers Addition (approximately 15.22 acres) on 6450 Rd. for 'RL' Rural Living District
City Council
The City Council will review several land annexation and zoning requests for the Osprey Addition and Bluff Harbor Lot Addition. The agenda also includes a $800,000 property purchase near Rio Grande Avenue and various equipment ratifications.
- New fermented malt beverage and wine license for S & F Market LLC at 113 W. Main Street
- Annexation of the Osprey Addition via Resolution 2023-23 and Ordinance 2647
- Annexation of the Bluff Harbor Lot Addition via Resolution 2023-24 and Ordinance 2649
- Purchase of 16.0± acres near Rio Grande Avenue and East Oak Grove Road for $800,000
- Ratification of a used 2019 Peterbilt refuse truck purchase for $219,800.00
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several infrastructure projects and municipal code updates. The meeting includes interviews for the Historic Preservation Commission and a review of third-quarter crime statistics.
- Otter Pond Water and Sewer Relocation Special Improvement District discussion
- Niagara-Hillcrest Roundabout Construction Contract Award
- Phase 2 Land Development Code Update contract with Plan Tools, LLC
- Proposed Municipal Code Update to Title I, Section 14, Municipal Court Rules of Procedure and Sentencing
- Historic Preservation Commission applicant interviews
City Council
The City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct an executive session. The session is dedicated to interviewing an applicant for the city attorney position.
- Executive session for city attorney applicant interview
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider initial zoning proposals for two land additions. These hearings determine the allowed land use for the Bluff Harbor and Osprey additions.
- Zoning hearing for Bluff Harbor Lot Addition (0.72 acres) on the south side of Juniper Rd for 'MHR' Manufactured Housing Residential District
- Zoning hearing for Osprey Addition (9.53 acres) at 1665 E Oak Grove Rd for 'R-3A' Medium High Density, 'R-4' High Density, and 'P' Public districts
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will meet to approve minutes from July 25, 2023, and hold a period for public comment. The agenda contains no specific project proposals or decisions.
- Approval of July 25, 2023 minutes
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The meeting of the Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board of Commissioners scheduled for October 18, 2023, has been postponed.
City Council
The City Council will discuss two new ordinances regarding campaign finance and noise regulations. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure expenditures and professional service contracts.
- Ordinance 2643: Campaign finance regulations for municipal elections
- Ordinance 2644: Repealing and replacing noise regulations (6-1-21)
- $370,000 reimbursement to Mountain Valley Contracting for Otter Pond Dam water and sewer relocation
- $124,200 contract to Del-Mont Consultants for Sanitary Sewer CIP3 Project Phase I design
- $100,000 for landscaping improvements on Uncompahgre Riverway Trail north of North 9th Street
City Council
The City Council is holding a citizen interactive session to discuss one item. The meeting is scheduled for October 16, 2023, at the Elks Civic Building.
- Discussion regarding Dark Skies Club with Bryan Cashion
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review a community survey and proposed changes to the 2024 fee schedule. Members will also discuss amendments to Municipal Code Section 11-7-12 regarding the zoning of annexed property.
- Proposed Fee Schedule Revisions for 2024
- Proposed amendments to Municipal Code Section 11-7-12 for rezoning and initial zoning of annexed property
- Blowers Addition Annexation
- Ratification of used trash truck purchase
- Ratification of trash truck repair
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will meet to receive a presentation on a Housing Needs Assessment. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the August 23, 2023 meeting.
- Housing Needs Assessment presentation
City Council
The City Council will consider two commercial kitchen grant applications for local eateries. The body will also discuss setting hearing dates for two separate annexation requests.
- Commercial Kitchen Grant of $176,283.46 for Toasty - All Day Eatery at 1341 Mayfly Drive
- Commercial Kitchen Grant of $107,697.00 for Eatery North at 614 N. First Street
- Resolution 2023-19 to set November 7, 2023, as the hearing date for the Osprey Addition annexation
- Resolution 2023-20 to set November 7, 2023, as the hearing date for the Bluff Harbor Lot Addition annexation
City Council
City Council will hold a work session to discuss several infrastructure expense authorizations and proposed ordinance changes. The body will review a campaign finance ordinance for municipal elections and updates to noise regulations.
- Sanitary Sewer Master Plan CI P 3 Design Contract Award
- Otter Pond Dam Utility Relocation expense authorization
- Uncompahgre Riverway Trail Landscaping Improvements expense authorization
- Proposed changes to 6-1-21 regarding unreasonable noise
- Proposed Campaign Finance Ordinance for municipal elections
City Council
The City Council is meeting for a special session to discuss personnel matters. The discussion is limited to mid-cycle informal reviews for the City Attorney and Municipal Court Judge.
- Executive session regarding City Attorney and Municipal Court Judge informal reviews
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting on September 27 has been cancelled.
Historic Preservation Commission
The September 26 meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission has been cancelled.
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the MURA expenditure update and review a request for economic incentives regarding Project Lollipop. The meeting also includes routine items such as consideration of minutes and public comment.
- Economic incentives request for Project Lollipop
- MURA expenditure update from City Engineer Scott Murphy
City Council
The City Council will discuss and vote on an intergovernmental agreement with the Colorado Department of Transportation, approve a $70,000 expenditure for sidewalk construction, hold hearings on two ordinances, and consider other administrative items.
- Resolution 2023-17: Intergovernmental agreement with CO DOT
- $70,000 expense authorization for Townsend Avenue sidewalk
- Ordinance 2639: Second reading on adult gaming arcade moratorium
- Ordinance 2640: Zoning change to R-3A district for Lot 1 of Parks & Wheeler Subdivision
City Council
The City Council will hold a discussion regarding the enforcement of vehicle size restrictions on Main Street. The stated goal of this topic is to reduce noise levels.
- Discussion: Enforcing vehicle size restrictions on Main Street to reduce noise
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss proposed charter revisions and review two commercial kitchen grant applications. The meeting also includes the introduction of new city employees and a discussion regarding the budget adoption timeline.
- Review of Proposed Charter Revisions
- Commercial Kitchen Grant Application for Toasty - All Day Eatery
- Commercial Kitchen Grant Application for Eatery North
- Osprey Addition Annexation discussion
- Discussion regarding budget adoption timeline
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, September 13, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 5:00pm.
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several municipal items. Topics include an intergovernmental agreement for US Highways 50 and 550, sidewalk expenses on South Townsend Avenue, and an overview of the 2023 Community Survey.
- Resolution 2023-17/US Highways 50 and 550 North Montrose County Access Control Plan Intergovernmental Agreement
- South Townsend Avenue Missing Link Sidewalk Expense Authorization
- Extension of Adult Gaming Arcade Moratorium
- Proposed Campaign Finance Ordinance for Municipal Elections
- Housing Needs Assessment Presentation
City Council
The Montrose City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the renewal of a Hotel & Restaurant liquor license. The license is held by Curiel-3, LLC, doing business as Rio Bravo, located at 1544 Oxbow Drive Suite 198.
- Liquor license renewal hearing for Rio Bravo (Curiel-3, LLC) at 15D44 Oxbow Drive Suite 198
City Council extended a moratorium on new or relocated adult gaming arcades and approved several zoning changes. The council also designated the Coors Building as a historic property and approved a preliminary planned development for The Grove.
- Passed Ordinance 2639 (first reading) extending adult gaming arcade moratorium to March 21, 2025 (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2637 (second reading) rezoning two tracts in Seasons Subdivision to R-4 High Density District (All yes except Ed Ulibarri)
- Adopted Ordinance 2638 (second reading) designating the Coors Building at 134 North Ist St as a Historic Property (All yes)
- Approved The Grove Preliminary Planned Development (All yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2640 (first reading) rezoning Lot 1 of Parks & Wheeler Subdivision to R-3A Medium High Density District (All yes)
- Approved August 15, 2023 meeting minutes (All yes)
- Proclaimed September 2023 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding zoning amendments, a historic property designation, and the annexation of the Pallante Addition. The meeting also includes a first reading for an ordinance extending a moratorium on new or relocated adult gaming arcades.
- Ordinance 2639: First reading to extend temporary moratorium on adult gaming arcade uses
- Ordinance 2637: Second reading to rezone two tracts in Seasons Subdivision to High Density District
- Ordinance 2638: Second reading to designate the Coors Building at 134 North 1st St as a Historic Property
- The Grove Preliminary Planned Development: Consideration for approval
- Pallante Addition: Hearing on annexation, Resolution 2023-18, and Ordinance 2641
City Council extended a moratorium on new or relocated adult gaming arcades and approved several zoning changes. The council also designated the Coors Building as a historic property and approved a preliminary planned development for The Grove.
- Passed Ordinance 2639 (first reading) extending adult gaming arcade moratorium to March 21, 2025 (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2637 (second reading) rezoning two tracts in Seasons Subdivision to R-4 High Density District (All yes except Ed Ulibarri)
- Adopted Ordinance 2638 (second reading) designating the Coors Building at 134 North Ist St as a Historic Property (All yes)
- Approved The Grove Preliminary Planned Development for setback deviations (All yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2640 (first reading) rezoning Lot 1 of Parks & Wheeler Subdivision to R-3A Medium High Density District (All yes)
- Approved August 15, 2023 meeting minutes (All yes)
- Proclaimed September 2023 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 30, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for September 20, 2023.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss and decide on rezoning requests and preliminary planned developments, including The Grove's request for deviation from setback rules and the EILTS rezone application.
- The Grove's request for deviations to setback requirements for porch structures in R-2 zone
- EILTS rezone request from R-2 to R-3A for 10.8 acres on Ogden Rd
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission meeting scheduled for August 22, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for September 26, 2023.
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board meeting originally scheduled for August 16, 2023, has been rescheduled. The new meeting will take place on August 30, 2023, at 2:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers.
City Council
The Montrose City Council will review several resolutions regarding affordable housing and public health emergency status. The agenda also includes funding requests for asbestos abatement at the KP Building and contract awards for road design studies.
- $556,786.00 for asbestos abatement and historical restoration of the KP Building
- Resolution 2023-15: Community Development Block Grant application for housing development
- Resolution 2023-16: Commitment to increase affordable housing units per Colorado Proposition 123
- $215,211.40 contract award to Felsburg, Holt, and Ullevig for roundabout and road design
- Ordinance 2637: Rezoning two tracts in Seasons Subdivision to High Density District
City Council approved $556,786 for the restoration of the KP Building and authorized a $2.6 million grant application for low-income housing. The council also rescinded the city's COVID-19 public health emergency declaration and approved a zoning change for the Seasons Subdivision.
- Rescinded COVID-19 public health emergency declaration (All yes)
- Authorized $2.6M Community Development Block Grant application for Sunshine Peak Apartments (All yes)
- Committed to increasing affordable housing units per Colorado Proposition 123 (All yes)
- Approved $556,786 for asbestos abatement and restoration of KP Building at 33 S. Cascade Avenue (All yes)
- Approved contract amendment extending closing date to Aug 15, 2024, for historic City Hall sale (All yes)
- Passed first reading of Ordinance 2637 to rezone 9.23 acres in Seasons Subdivision to R-4 (All yes except Ed Ulibarri)
- Adopted Ordinance 2634 regarding snow/ice removal and noise (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2635 regarding Spectrum Pacific West cable franchise agreement (All yes)
City Council
The City Council will host a discussion regarding the recycling services currently offered by the City of Montrose. The Citizens Recycling Advisory Committee will present on upcoming challenges facing these services.
- Discussion topic: Recycling Services Offered by the City of Montrose and Challenges Ahead
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review the results of the Stormwater Utility Fee Study and receive information regarding Proposition 123 Affordable Housing Opt-In. The council will also receive an update on 2023 capital projects and discuss contract amendments for the sale of Historic City Hall.
- Stormwater Utility Fee Study results review
- Proposition 123 Affordable Housing Opt-In information
- 2023 Capital Project update
- Amendments to the Contract for the Sale of Historic City Hall
- Introduction of new city employees Eric Williams, Donna Rousse, and Ashley Erdmier
City Council
The City Council will consider proposed amendments to the contract for the sale of the historic City Hall building located at 433 S. First Street. The meeting includes a period for public comment on this item.
- Contract amendments for the sale of 433 S. First Street
City Council discussed proposed amendments to the sale contract for the historic City Hall building at 433 S. First Street. Council requested the City Attorney draft a 12-month extension to allow the buyer time for due diligence. The item was scheduled for review at a work session on August 14 and as an action item on August 15.
- Approved motion to enter executive session for legal advice (unanimous)
- Requested City Attorney draft 12-month contract extension for 433 S. First Street
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, August 9, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, August 23, 2023, at 5:00pm.
City Council
The City Council will review several items including a $55,150 police grant application and a request for $50,881.10 for asbestos abatement. The meeting also includes first and second readings of multiple ordinances regarding zoning, historic properties, and city codes.
- Resolution 2023-12: $55,150.00 VALE grant for police victim advocate salaries
- Request for $50,881.10 for Elderado Financial asbestos abatement assistance
- Authorization of $183,574.72 for a Cerise Park storage building construction contract
- Authorization of $61,100.00 for solar-powered flashing crosswalk equipment
- Ordinance 2631 and 2632: Annexation and zoning of Dry Cedar Creek II Addition
City Council approved funding for asbestos abatement at a new office site and passed several ordinances regarding zoning, annexation, and municipal code updates. The council also authorized a police grant and approved multiple special event alcohol permits.
- Approved $50,881.10 for ElderAdo Financial asbestos abatement (6-1)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-12 for $55,150 VALE Grant for police victim advocates (All yes)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-14 assigning private activity bond allocation to CHFA (All yes)
- Approved annexation and R-3A zoning for Dry Cedar Creek II Addition (All yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2630 updating Municipal Court sentencing (All yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2634 (first reading) regarding snow removal and noise (All yes)
- Approved sale of six police radios to Olathe Police Department (All yes)
- Approved liquor license location change for Bliss Beauty Bar Co. LLC (All yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a community development block grant application for Sunshine Peak Apartments. The session also includes discussions regarding a cable franchise agreement and updates on campaign finance laws.
- Sunshine Peak Apartments Community Development Block Grant Application
- Woodgate/East Oak Grove Roundabout and Backage Road Design Contract Award
- Cable Franchise Agreement with Spectrum Pacific West LLC
- City Charter Review Committee Update
- New Campaign Finance Laws for Municipal Elections
City Council
The Montrose City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct an executive session. The purpose of this session is to determine positions on negotiations and the potential purchase, acquisition, lease, transfer, or sale of real or personal property related to Historic City Hall and the KP Building.
- Executive session regarding Historic City Hall and KP Building property interests
The City Council entered an executive session to discuss property interests and negotiations regarding the Historic City Hall and KP Building. No substantive actions were taken following the session.
- Approved motion to enter executive session regarding Historic City Hall and KP Building (All voted yes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a zoning hearing regarding the Pallante Addition. The proposal seeks initial zoning for a Manufactured Housing Residential District (MHR) on approximately 0.76 acres.
- Zoning hearing for Pallante Addition (approx. 0.76 acres)
- Proposed MHR (Manufactured Housing Residential District) zoning
- Approval of June 28, 2023, meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Montrose Historic Preservation Commission will consider a historic designation application for the Coors Building. The commission will also review an application for alterations to a designated historic property at 39 W Main St.
- Historic designation hearing for the Coors Building
- Alteration application for 39 W Main St
- Review of feedback from MADA meeting
The commission approved the historic designation of the Coors Building and authorized the restoration of a painted sign on the Potato Growers Building. Members also discussed the potential for a national historic district designation.
- Approved historic designation of the Coors Building (unanimous)
- Approved alteration to restore painted sign at 39 W. Main Street (unanimous)
- Approved June 27, 2023 meeting minutes as corrected (unanimous)
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority will review the minutes from the March 22, 2023, meeting and receive a TIF expenditure update. The board will also hear an introduction regarding Project Lollipop and consider entering an executive session for negotiations related to that project.
- TIF expenditure update from City Engineer Scott Murphy
- Introduction of Project Lollipop by representatives
- Executive session consideration for Project Lollipop negotiations
City Council
The City Council will review multiple items regarding property annexations, including the Dry Cedar Creek II Addition and Pallante addition. The meeting also includes discussions on residential subdivision plats and a $240,500 development agreement.
- Woodgate/East Oak Grove Development Agreement for $240,500
- Annexation of Dry Cedar Creek II Addition (Resolution 2023-11 and Ordinance 2631)
- Ordinance 2630 regarding municipal court sentencing and general penalties
- Designation of Methodist Episcopal Church of Montrose as a Historic Property
- Bear Creek Subdivision Filing No. 8 Final Plat for 37 residential lots
City Council approved a development agreement for the Woodgate/East Oak Grove area to purchase rights of way and a structure for a new roundabout. The council also advanced several annexations and subdivision plats and passed a first reading of an ordinance to standardize municipal court sentencing.
- Approved Woodgate/East Oak Grove Development Agreement for $240,500.00 (All present voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2630 on first reading to update Municipal Code sentencing provisions (All voted yes)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-10 setting September 5, 2023, as the Pallante addition annexation hearing date (All voted yes)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-11 (Findings of Fact) for Dry Cedar Creek II Addition (All voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2631 on first reading for Dry Cedar Creek II Addition annexation (All voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2632 on first reading zoning Dry Cedar Creek II Addition as R-3A (All voted yes)
- Conditionally approved Woods Crossing North Amended Preliminary Plat (All present voted yes)
- Conditionally approved Woods Crossing Filing No. 2 Final Plat and Bear Creek Subdivision Filing No. 8 Final Plat (All present voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several municipal items including a resolution to rescind the Public Health Emergency. The session also includes discussions on snow and ice removal ordinances, street closures for local festivals, and various department authorizations.
- Resolution Rescinding Public Health Emergency
- Snow and Ice Removal Ordinance 9-4-1 discussion
- Cerise Park Storage Building expense authorization
- Fuel and Oil Contract Award Recommendation
- Street closures with alcohol permits for FUNC Fest and Monte De Rosas Fiesta
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Wednesday, July 12, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, July 26, 2023.
Planning Commission
The Montrose Planning Commission is reviewing an amended preliminary plat for Woods Crossing North and a zoning hearing for the Dry Cedar Creek II Addition. The commission will also approve minutes from the June 14, 2023 meeting.
- Woods Crossing North Amended Preliminary Plat: proposes 263 residential lots plus a 7.14 acre lot and 80 acres reserved for future development at 6720 Rd and Sunnyside Rd
- Dry Cedar Creek II Addition Zoning Hearing: proposal for initial R-3A Medium High Density District zoning on approximately 5.06 acres south of Ogden Rd
General
The regular board meeting originally scheduled for June 27, 2023, has been moved to July 11, 2023. The meeting will be held in person and virtually at 1:00 p.m.
- Rescheduling of the regular board meeting to July 11, 2023
Historic Preservation Commission
The Commission will review an application to designate the Methodist Episcopal Church of Montrose as a historic property. The review determines if the site meets criteria established in the Official Code of the City of Montrose.
- Historic Designation Hearing: Methodist Episcopal Church of Montrose
City Council
The Montrose City Council will review several ordinances regarding building and fire regulations and parcel disconnection. The Council will also consider a $275,214.00 water and sewer fee abatement for the Village at San Juan project.
- New tavern liquor license application for Shelter Distilling, Inc. at 2100 Airport Road
- Second reading of Ordinance 2628 to adopt 2018 International Building and Fire Codes
- Second reading of Ordinance 2629 regarding the disconnection of Parcel #376716320003
- Abatement of estimated $275,214.00 in water and sewer connection fees for Village at San Juan project
- Approval of a Fireworks Display Permit for July 4, 2023
City Council approved water and sewer connection fee abatements for the Village at San Juan project. The council also adopted updated building and fire regulations and granted a new liquor license for the airport. Other actions included approving a fireworks permit and donating a city-owned raft.
- Approved water and sewer connection fee abatement estimated at $275,214.00 for the CASA of the 7th Judicial District and Region 10 Area Agency on Aging Village at San Juan project (All voted yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2628 amending City Building and Fire Regulations to adopt 2018 international code editions (All voted yes)
- Approved new Tavern liquor license for Shelter Distilling, Inc. at 2100 Airport Road (All voted yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2629 to disconnect a portion of Parcel #376716320003 (All voted yes)
- Approved donation of a city-owned raft to Montrose Surf & Cycle (All voted yes)
- Approved Fireworks Display Permit for July 4, 2023 (All voted yes)
- Proclaimed June 2023 as Immigrant Heritage Month
- Approved minutes from June 5 and June 6, 2023 meetings (All voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will review the Resiliency Project update and proposed municipal code changes. Additional items include a land annexation discussion.
- Project 7 Resiliency Project update
- Proposed Municipal Code Updates
- Pallante Addition Annexation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing applications for a new office-residential development in the Oxbow Crossing Subdivision. The commission will also consider a request to move all required parking to the front of the building.
- Parking variance for The Pines at Oxbow Crossing to allow all parking between the street and front facade
- Site development application for The Pines at Oxbow Crossing mixed-use office-residential project
- Approval of May 24, 2023, Planning Commission meeting minutes
General
The document for the Montrose County General meeting on 2023-06-13 consists entirely of encoded characters and numerical strings. No names, dates, dollar amounts, or specific items can be identified from this record.
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding building, fire, and zoning regulations. The meeting also includes discussions on street closures for a Habitat for Humanity event and various infrastructure contracts.
- First reading of Ordinance 2628 to adopt 2018 International Building and Fire Codes
- $120,000 authorization for wastewater pretreatment infrastructure at Shelter Distilling headquarters
- Second reading of Ordinance 2627 to rezone 0.14 acres at 2370 Air Park Way to General Commercial
- $145,030 contract award to Blythe Group for City Hall façade replacement design
- $150,000 authorization for sidewalk improvements as part of the 2023 MoveMo Project
City Council passed the first reading of an ordinance updating building and fire codes to 2018 standards. The council also authorized $120,000 for wastewater infrastructure at the new Shelter Distilling headquarters and approved several zoning and land use requests.
- Approved $120,000 for wastewater pretreatment infrastructure at Shelter Distilling (Unanimous)
- Passed first reading of Ordinance 2628 to adopt 2018 International Building and Fire Codes (Unanimous)
- Approved closure of 500 block of East Main Street and Uncompahgre Avenue for June 24 event (Unanimous)
- Approved alcohol permit for Black Canyon Boys and Girls Club for June 24 event (Unanimous)
- Approved Fiori di Lena Preliminary Plat for 12 residential lots (Unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 2627 rezoning 2370 Air Park Way from Industrial to Commercial (Unanimous)
- Approved contract with Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. for landfill services (Unanimous)
- Cancelled the regular City Council meeting scheduled for July 4, 2023 (Unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several administrative and development items. Topics include a presentation by Unify America, the disposal of city property, and requests regarding connection fees for the San Juan Villages Project.
- CASA of the 7th Judicial District request to waive sewer and water connection fees for San Juan Villages Project
- Discussion on disposal of City property
- Discussion on Blowers disconnection
- A-Drain relinquishment discussion
- Fireworks display permit approval
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct an executive session. The discussion will focus on the purchase, acquisition, lease, transfer, or sale of real or personal property interests.
- Executive session regarding right of way property acquisitions
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering a conditional use permit for Alpine Floral, Inc. to operate a retail business within the Office-Residential District. The commission will also review minutes from the May 10, 2023 meeting.
- Conditional use permit application for Alpine Floral, Inc. at 1301 N 2nd St
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission meeting scheduled for May 23, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for June 27, 2022.
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The meeting of the MURA Board of Commissioners scheduled for May 17, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for June 21, 2023.
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding candidate qualifications and new land development regulations. The agenda also includes a plat approval for Woods Crossing and a zoning change for property on Air Park Way.
- Ordinance 2625: Candidate qualifications for City Councilor
- Ordinance 2626: New Title XI - Land Development Regulations
- Woods Crossing Amended Preliminary Plat approval
- Ordinance 2627: Rezoning of 0.14 acres at 2370 Air Park Way
- First Quarter Budget Review
City Council adopted two ordinances on second reading and passed one on first reading. The council also granted conditional approval for an amended preliminary plat for the Woods Crossing subdivision.
- Adopted Ordinance 2625 clarifying City Charter candidate qualifications (All voted yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2626 adopting new Title XI Land Development Regulations (All voted yes)
- Approved Woods Crossing Amended Preliminary Plat conditioned on staff ensuring all regulations are met (All voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2627 on first reading to rezone 0.14 acres at 2370 Air Park Way from I-2 to B-3 (All voted yes)
- Approved May 2, 2023, meeting minutes (All voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several public works and planning items. Discussion topics include the 2023 Landfill Agreement, the MCH Phase 3 Design Contract, and the Dry Cedar Creek II Addition Annexation.
- 2023 Landfill Agreement Recommendation
- MCH Phase 3 Design Contract Award Recommendation
- 2023 MoveMo Sidewalk Improvements Project Authorization
- Dry Cedar Creek II Addition Annexation
- International Code Suite Adoption
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a preliminary plat for the Fiori Di Lena subdivision. The project involves a 6.6-acre residential development located south of Miami Rd and 6700 Rd.
- Fiori Di Lena Subdivision Preliminary Plat: proposal for a 12-lot residential subdivision
- Approval of April 26, 2023, Planning Commission meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will review multiple ordinances regarding property sales, annexations, and zoning. The meeting also includes decisions on construction contracts for sewer replacement and solar panel installation.
- Ordinance 2621: Loan authorization for sale of 433 South First Street
- Ordinance 2623: Annexation of Sunset Village Addition
- Block 93 Sewer Replacement Project contract with Skip Huston Construction for $468,104.82
- Streetlight Upgrade Project MOU with DMEA for $110,000.00
- Solar panel installation at Public Safety Complex contract with Atlasta Solar for $205,506.00
The council passed ordinances on second reading to annex the 10.01-acre Sunset Village Addition on 6600 Road and zone it R-3A (medium-high density), allowing multifamily housing by right. They also approved a $468,104.82 sewer replacement contract for Block 93, a $110,000 streetlight upgrade MOU with DMEA, and a $205,506 solar panel contract for the Public Safety Complex. All votes were unanimous except for one no vote on Ordinance 2621 (City Hall loan).
- Passed Ordinance 2621 authorizing loan for sale of 433 S. First St. (City Hall) (6-1)
- Passed Ordinance 2622 conveying S. Third St. right-of-way to CMU and Library (unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2623 annexing Sunset Village Addition (unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2624 zoning Sunset Village Addition as R-3A (unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2625 on first reading clarifying City Council candidate qualifications (unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2626 on first reading adopting new Land Development Regulations (unanimous)
- Approved The Bridges at Black Canyon Amended Preliminary Plat (unanimous)
- Approved $468,104.82 Block 93 Sewer Replacement contract with Skip Huston Construction (unanimous)
City Council
The scheduled City Council work session for May 1, 2023, has been canceled. The next work session is scheduled for May 15, 2023.
Planning Commission
The Montrose Planning Commission is considering an amendment to the Woods Crossing preliminary plat and a rezone for a portion of 2370 Air Park Way. The commission will also review the minutes from the April 12, 2023 meeting.
- Woods Crossing amended preliminary plat: proposal to replace residential lots with a 9.15 acre lot at Sunnyside Rd and Hill St
- Air Park Way rezone: proposal to rezone 0.14 acres from B-3 General Commercial to I-2 General Industrial District
- Approval of April 12, 2023, Planning Commission meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will review minutes from the March 28, 2023, meeting and hear reports regarding the Saving Places Conference and a Section 106 overview. No new ordinances or land-use decisions are listed for this session.
- Approval of March 28, 2023, minutes
- Saving Places Conference report
- Section 106 overview presentation
The commission met on April 25, 2023, but lacked a quorum for voting. No substantive decisions were made during the meeting.
- Tabled approval of March 28, 2023 minutes due to lack of quorum
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The meeting of the MURA Board of Commissioners scheduled for April 19, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for May 17, 2023.
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding property transfers, the annexation of Sunset Village Addition, and new zoning for that area. The meeting also includes the selection of the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem for the 2023-2024 term.
- $699,527.58 in expenditures for South 3rd Plaza construction, including a contract to Skip Huston Construction
- Annexation of Sunset Village Addition and related zoning as 'R-3A' Medium High Density District
- Resolution 2023-06 opposing statewide land use and zoning preemptions in Senate Bill 22-213
- $200,000.00 contract award for 2023 pavement marking services to Stripe a Lot
- Ordinance 2621 regarding a money loan related to the sale of 433 South First Street
City Council appointed Barbara Bynum as Mayor and J. David Reed as Mayor Pro Tem. The council approved several construction and service contracts and passed a resolution opposing state-level land use preemptions. Additionally, the council moved forward with the annexation and zoning of the Sunset Village Addition.
- Appointed Barbara Bynum as Mayor and J. David Reed as Mayor Pro Tem (by acclamation)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-06 opposing statewide land use and zoning preemptions in SB 23-213 (Unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 2620 regarding City Hall building lease-purchase financing (Passed; 1 no vote)
- Passed Ordinance 2621 on first reading to authorize a loan to Colorado Mesa University (Passed; 1 no vote)
- Approved $699,527.58 for South 3rd Plaza construction and engineering (Unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2622 on first reading regarding S. Third Street right of way (Unanimous)
- Approved annexation and R-3A zoning for Sunset Village Addition via Resolution 2023-07 and Ordinances 2623 and 2624 (Unanimous)
- Approved $200,000 not-to-exceed contract for 2023 pavement marking services to Stripe a Lot (Unanimous)
City Council
The City Council work session includes discussions on the Block 93 Sewer Replacement construction contract and a sanitary sewer rate study recommendation. Staff will also present the 2023 water supply forecast and updates on street light upgrades.
- Block 93 Sewer Replacement construction contract discussion
- Sanitary sewer rate study recommendation
- 2023 Water Supply and Runoff Forecast
- Street Light Upgrade Project and DMEA MOU authorization
- MPSC Solar Panels Add Alternate award recommendation
Planning Commission
The Montrose Planning Commission will consider a proposal for a 26-lot single-family residential subdivision at The Bridges at Black Canyon. The commission will also hold a zoning hearing for the Senergy Addition to establish an R-2 Low Density District on approximately 35.5 acres.
- Amended preliminary plat for a 26-lot single-family residential subdivision at The Bridges at Black Canyon
- Zoning hearing for initial 'R-2' Low Density District zoning for the Senergy Addition
- Proposed annexation of approximately 35.5 acres north of Miami Road
General
The Western Colorado Regional Dispatch Center board will hold a work session to receive an update from Executive Director Amber Lillard. The discussion includes updates on phone systems, server replacements, and staffing.
- Update on phone system
- Analytic server replacement
- Microwave DTRS State Link upgrade
- Discussion of staffing and over-hiring
- Management restructuring update
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding property substitution and zoning amendments for 122 acres near Cobble Creek Golf Course and the Miami Business Park. The meeting also includes decisions on a road paving construction contract and the purchase of three park mowers.
- Approval of $679,873.30 for Anderson Road Paving Project, including contracts with Skip Huston Construction and Del-Mont Consultants
- Ordinance 2618: Zoning amendment for 122 acres adjacent to south of Cobble Creek Golf Course
- Ordinance 2619: Rezoning 5.56 acres in Miami Business Park from Office-Residential to High Density District
- Purchase of three Toro mowers from Roaring Fork Rentals for $51,432.00
- Ordinance 2620: First reading regarding City Hall building lease-purchase financing
City Council approved several zoning changes and a multi-family development plan. The council also authorized expenditures for road paving and the purchase of new mowing equipment. One ordinance regarding city property collateral passed its first reading.
- Passed first reading of Ordinance 2620 to substitute Animal Shelter & Brown Center as collateral for 2017 lease purchase financing (6-1)
- Adopted Ordinance 2618 to remove conditions from R-3 zoning for 122 acres south of Cobble Creek Golf Course (All voted yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2619 to change 5.56 acres at Miami Business Park from OR to R-4 zoning (All present voted yes)
- Approved Dry Cedar Creek Final Planned Development for 60 multifamily units (All voted yes)
- Approved $679,873.30 for Anderson Road Paving Project, including contracts for Skip Huston Construction and Del-Mont Consultants (All voted yes)
- Approved $51,432.00 purchase of three Toro mowers from Roaring Fork Rentals (All voted yes)
- Approved March 21, 2023, meeting minutes (All voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review updates to the Land Use Code. The agenda also includes discussions regarding pavement marking contracts, street right-of-way changes, and a municipal court annual report.
- Land Use Code consolidation update
- South 3rd Plaza construction contract award and Right of Way Vacation
- 2023 Pavement Marking Contract Award Recommendation
- Otter Road Right-of-Way Dedication
- Collateral Substitution Ordinance discussion
City Council
The City Council scheduled a special meeting for April 3, 2023. The agenda consists of procedural items and an executive session to discuss the evaluation of the City Attorney.
- Executive session for discussion of City Attorney evaluation
The City Council convened for a special meeting to enter an executive session. The session was held to discuss the evaluation of the City Attorney. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Approved motion to enter executive session for City Attorney evaluation (All voted yes)
Historic Preservation Commission
The commission will review the minutes from the February 28, 2023 meeting. The agenda includes reports from the Saving Places Conference and a discussion regarding historic building imaging.
- Approval of February 28, 2023 minutes
- Saving Places Conference reports
- Discussion on Historic Building Imaging
The Commission identified nine local buildings to be included in a potential historic imaging project through Colorado State University. Members also received reports on the Saving Places Conference and a state initiative to register 150 new historic properties by 2026.
- Approved February 28, 2023 meeting minutes (All voted yes)
- Selected 9 buildings for imaging: Methodist Episcopal Church, Montrose City Hall, Montrose Fire Dept. No. 1, Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, Montrose County Jail, Denver and Rio Grande Depot, Montrose Potato Growers Association, U.S. Post Office — Montrose, and Masonic Temple
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Board of Commissioners will consider approving the Proposed Bylaws for the Montrose Urban Renewal Authority. The meeting also includes a TIF expenditure update and a development update from David Dragoo of Colorado Outdoors.
- Approval of the Proposed Bylaws for the Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
- TIF expenditure update by City Engineer Scott Murphy
- Development update by David Dragoo, Colorado Outdoors
- Review of January 25, 2023 meeting minutes
The MURA Board of Commissioners approved the proposed bylaws as amended. The board also received updates on TIF expenditures and development progress for the Colorado Outdoors project.
- Approved minutes of the January 25, 2023, regular meeting (All voted yes)
- Approved proposed MURA Bylaws as amended (All voted yes)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the initial zoning of the Sunset Village Addition. The proposal involves approximately 10.01 acres located on the east side of 6600 Rd.
- Zoning hearing for Sunset Village Addition (R-3A Medium High Density District)
- Proposed development at 576 and 616 6600 Rd
City Council
The Montrose City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts and zoning changes. The body is also considering the sale of real property at 433 S. First Street and the approval of two preliminary development plans.
- Contract award to Oldcastle SW Group for Moving Montrose Forward 2023 street maintenance: $2,900,000.00
- Buckley Park Playground Replacement design/build contract to Just Be You Inc.: not-to-exceed $420,000.00
- 2023 Parks Turf Care Maintenance Contract to Green and Bearit: $119,988.00
- Ordinance 2617 authorizing the sale of real property at 433 S. First Street
- Zoning changes for Miami Business Park (5.56 acres) and land south of Cobble Creek Golf Course (122 acres)
City Council awarded several infrastructure and parks contracts and approved multiple residential development plans. The council also passed ordinances regarding property sales and zoning changes. A hearing date for the Senergy Addition Annexation was set for May 2, 2023.
- Awarded $2.9M street maintenance contract to Oldcastle SW Group (unanimous)
- Awarded $420,000 Buckley Park Playground contract to Just Be You Inc. (unanimous)
- Awarded $119,988 Parks Turf Care contract to Green and Bearit (unanimous)
- Approved Dry Cedar Creek Preliminary Planned Development (unanimous)
- Approved The Grove Subdivision Preliminary Plat (unanimous)
- Passed Ordinance 2617 to authorize sale of 433 S. First Street (all yes except Ed Ulibarri)
- Passed Ordinance 2619 first reading to rezone 5.56 acres to R-4 High Density (all present voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2618 first reading to remove density restrictions on 122 acres (unanimous)
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several infrastructure and funding items. Topics include a loan for a specific property and various public works contracts.
- Ordinance for Endowment Fund and loan for 433 S. First Street
- Anderson Road Paving contract award
- Otter Pond Dam Utility Relocation Project
- 2023 Parks mower purchase recommendation
- Police Chief Blaine Hall's 2A Report Card
General
The Western Colorado Regional Dispatch Center is holding a work session to receive an update from Executive Director Amber Lillard. The body will discuss staffing, including recruitment, interviews, and oral boards.
- Executive Director update from Amber Lillard
- Staffing discussion regarding recruitment, interviews, and oral boards
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing applications for new residential subdivisions and rezoning requests. These items include proposals for single-family and multi-family housing and requests to remove density restrictions on existing parcels.
- The Grove: Preliminary subdivision of 44.64 acres for 129 single-family lots on 6725 Rd
- Dry Cedar Creek: Preliminary planned development for multi-family housing on 7.34 acres south of Ogden Road
- Cobble Creek South: Request to rezone 122 acres to R-3 Medium Density District without conditions to increase housing density
- Miami Business Park: Request to rezone 5.56 acres from Office-Residential to R-4 High Density District on E Star Court
City Council
The Montrose City Council will meet to discuss several ordinances, including the sale of city property and a new liquor license. The body will also consider a partnership with Colorado Mesa University to establish a permanent fund.
- Proposed sale of real property at 433 S. First Street (Ordinance 2617)
- Liquor license application for Tacos 2 Day LLC at 1222 E. Main Street
- Purchase of crack seal material from Dissco (Denver Industrial) for $93,741.00
- Approval of the CASA Final Planned Development
- Resolution 2023-03 to set April 18, 2023, as the hearing date for Sunset Village Addition Annexation
City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding to establish the Montrose Permanent Fund and passed the first reading of an ordinance to sell the City Hall building at 433 S. First Street. The proceeds, along with contributions from CMU, will support campus growth and a hospitality training program. Other actions included approving a liquor license and road maintenance materials.
- Approved new Hotel and Restaurant liquor license for Tacos 2 Day LLC at 1222 E. Main Street (Unanimous)
- Passed first reading of Ordinance 2616 to correct an internal cross-reference in the Official Code (Unanimous)
- Passed first reading of Ordinance 2617 to authorize the sale of real property at 433 S. First Street (Approved, 1 no vote)
- Approved Memorandum of Understanding with CMU and CMU Foundation to establish the Montrose Permanent Fund (Approved, 1 no vote)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-03 setting April 18, 2023, as the hearing date for Sunset Village Addition Annexation (Unanimous)
- Approved CASA Final Planned Development for supportive housing (Unanimous)
- Approved $93,741.00 purchase of crack seal material from Dissco (Unanimous)
- Approved February 21, 2023, meeting minutes (Unanimous)
City Council
The City Council is meeting for an executive session to discuss personnel and negotiation matters. The session includes a City Manager evaluation and property acquisition for a Public Works facility.
- Property acquisition for Public Works facility
- City Manager evaluation
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss recommendations for several city contracts and a land annexation. These items are listed for discussion rather than final decision.
- 2023 Parks Turf Care Contract Award Recommendation
- Buckley Park Playground Award Recommendation
- MoveMo 2023 Contracted Street Maintenance Contract Award
- Senergy Addition Annexation
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to decide on an application for the alteration of a designated historic property. The body will also elect a Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Secretary.
- Public hearing regarding alteration of historic property at 428 E Main St.
- Election of Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Secretary
The Commission approved an application for exterior paint alterations at 428 E. Main Street with specific conditions regarding the eastern wall. The board also elected its Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary.
- Approved minutes of January 24, 2023 meeting (All voted yes)
- Elected Jon Horn as Chairperson (All voted yes)
- Elected Kenneth Huff as Vice Chairperson (All voted yes)
- Elected Amanda Lloyd as Secretary (All voted yes)
- Approved alteration of Designated Historic Property at 428 E. Main Street, conditioned on removing the washing, painting, and repair of the eastern wall from the scope of work
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 22, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for March 8, 2023.
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority Board of Commissioners meeting scheduled for February 22, 2023, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for March 22, 2023.
City Council
The City Council will vote on several land development projects, including the Crossroads Park II and The Falls at Valley Ranch. The body is also considering a new traffic code, the annexation of the Klein Addition, and the designation of a historic property.
- Change Order No. 1 for A-1 Chipseal’s surface treatment contract in the amount of $1,434,194.50
- Purchase of 10 Ford vehicles from Sill-Terhar Motors for $667,250.00
- Ordinance 2612 to adopt the 2020 Model Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities
- Ordinance 2615 to designate 7 South Townsend Avenue as a City of Montrose Historic Property
- Application for Quick Shop LLC to move a liquor license from 113 W. Main Street to 2201 S. Townsend Avenue
City Council approved a $1.4 million surface treatment contract and the purchase of 10 Ford vehicles. The council also approved multiple residential development plans, the annexation of the Klein Addition, and the designation of a historic property.
- Approved $1,434,194.50 change order for A-1 Chipseal surface treatment contract (All yes)
- Approved purchase of 10 Ford vehicles from Sill-Terhar Motors for $667,250.00 (All yes)
- Approved Crossroads Park II Preliminary Planned Development and Preliminary Plat (All yes)
- Approved The Falls at Valley Ranch Final Planned Development and Final Plat (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2613 (annexation of Klein Addition) and Ordinance 2614 (zoning as MHR) (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2615 designating 7 South Townsend Avenue as a Historic Property (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2612 adopting the 2020 Model Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities (All yes)
- Approved change of location and trade name to Palace Liquor for Quick Shop LLC (All yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to review staff recommendations for city projects and purchases. The meeting includes the introduction of four new city employees.
- Recommendation for Montrose City Hall Phase 3 authorization
- Recommendation for 2023 crack seal material purchase
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss several subdivision sketch plans and a conditional use permit. The meeting includes reviews of residential lot proposals and a tire center application.
- Fiori Di Lena Subdivision Sketch Plan: 12 single-family lots south of Miami Rd and 6700 Rd
- Les Schwab Tire Center Conditional Use Permit: 1901 S Townsend Ave
- Crossroads Park II Subdivision: 26 residential units on 13 lots at 6600 Rd and Locust Rd
- Cobble Creek West Subdivision Sketch Plan: 203 residential lots on 58.73 acres west of 6400 Rd
- Annexation Annual Report for parcels annexed in 2022
City Council
The City Council will discuss several infrastructure expenditures, including road construction and vehicle purchases. The body is also considering the annexation of the Klein Addition and a new liquor license application.
- Approval of $4,595,856.14 for the 6700 Road Extension Project, including a $4,387,256.14 contract to Williams Construction
- Purchase of three trash trucks from Kois Brothers Equipment for $1,226,495.25
- Purchase of a Rausch USA CCTV sewer camera van for $279,833.00
- Annexation of the Klein Addition and its zoning as a Manufactured Housing Residential District
- New Tavern liquor license application for Red, White and Brew Tavern at 35 N. Cascade Avenue
City Council approved a construction contract for the 6700 Road Extension Project and authorized the purchase of three trash trucks and a sewer camera van. The council also approved a new liquor license for Red, White and Brew Tavern and a supportive housing development for CASA.
- Approved $4,595,856.14 for 6700 Road Extension Project (All yes)
- Approved $1,226,495.25 for three trash trucks from Kois Brothers Equipment (All yes)
- Approved $279,833.00 for Rausch USA CCTV sewer camera van (All yes)
- Approved new Tavern liquor license for Red, White and Brew Tavern at 35 N. Cascade Avenue (All yes)
- Approved CASA Preliminary Planned Development for supportive housing (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2611 to transfer City-owned property at Black Canyon Golf Course to Jim Renfrow (All yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2612 (first reading) to adopt 2020 Model Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities (All yes)
- Approved $146,830.48 cost increase for 2022 Ford vehicle purchase (All yes)
City Council
The City Council will meet for an executive session to discuss legal advice and negotiation positions. The session includes the sale of City property at 433 South First Street and a discussion regarding Proposition 122.
- Sale of City property located at 433 South First Street
- Discussion of Proposition 122
The City Council entered an executive session to discuss the sale of city property at 433 South First Street and Proposition 122. No further action was taken following the session.
- Approved motion to enter executive session (All voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several development and infrastructure items. Topics include annexation reports and specific property additions. The body will also review recommendations for vehicle purchases.
- Impact Development Fund and Down Payment Assistance
- 2023 Ford Vehicle Purchase Recommendation
- Moving Montrose Forward 2023 Surface Treatment Contract
- Rausch USA CCTV Sewer Camera Van Purchase Recommendation
- Sunset Village Addition Annexation
Planning Commission
The Montrose Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a dog daycare and boarding facility. The body will also review a preliminary planned development application for supportive housing.
- Conditional use permit for The Hydrant Dog Daycare at 28 W South 4th St
- CASA Preliminary Planned Development application for 45 residential buildings on Lot B of the San Juan Industrial Park Subdivision Phase 1
Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
The Montrose Urban Renewal Authority is meeting to appoint a Board Chair and approve proposed bylaws. The board will also receive updates on TIF expenditures and development.
- Appointment of Barbara Bynum as MURA Board Chair
- Approval of Proposed Bylaws for the Montrose Urban Renewal Authority
- TIF expenditure update
- Development update from David Dragoo, Colorado Outdoors
The Board appointed a new Chair and approved the minutes from the October 19, 2022, meeting. Proposed bylaws were reviewed and amended, but final approval was tabled until the next meeting. The Board also received updates on TIF expenditures and development progress at Colorado Outdoors.
- Appointed Barbara Bynum as MURA Chair
- Approved October 19, 2022, meeting minutes (All voted yes)
- Tabled approval of proposed bylaws pending requested amendments
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to review a historic property designation application. The body will determine if the application conforms with the criteria established in § 4-15 of the Official Code of the City of Montrose.
- Historic Designation Hearing for Montrose Electric Light & Power Co.
The Historic Preservation Commission approved the historic property designation for the Montrose Electric Light & Power Co. at 7 S. Townsend Avenue. The approval includes requirements to document the building's history as a mercantile feed store and maintain the roof materials.
- Approved minutes from November 3, 2022 meeting (Unanimous)
- Approved historic designation for Montrose Electric Light & Power Co. at 7 S. Townsend Avenue (Unanimous)
City Council
The City Council will discuss the purchase of public works and police equipment and the final plat for a residential subdivision. The body will also hold a first reading for an ordinance regarding the conveyance of City-owned real estate.
- Purchase of four dump trucks, an asphalt recycler, and a police armored vehicle for $1,772,924.00
- Spruce Point Subdivision Filing No. 3 Final Plat to create 36 new residential lots
- Ordinance 2611 (first reading) regarding the conveyance of an interest in City-owned real estate
City Council approved the purchase of several heavy vehicles and police equipment. The council also passed the first reading of an ordinance to sell city land and approved a final plat for a 36-lot residential subdivision.
- Approved purchase of four dump trucks, asphalt recycler, police armored vehicle, and tractor/trailer for $1,772,924.00 (All voted yes)
- Passed Ordinance 2611 on first reading to convey .62 acres of city-owned property at Black Canyon Golf Course to James Renfrow (All voted yes)
- Approved Spruce Point Subdivision Filing No. 3 Final Plat to create 36 new residential lots (All voted yes)
- Approved minutes of the January 3, 2023, regular City Council meeting (All voted yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the adoption of the 2020 Model Traffic Code and a contract award for the 6700 Road Extension Project. The body will also review recommendations for a 2023 trash truck purchase and equipment disposal.
- Adoption of 2020 Model Traffic Code
- 6700 Road Extension Project contract award
- 2023 trash truck purchase recommendation
- 2022 Ford vehicle purchase amendment
- 2023 equipment disposal list
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a hearing on a zoning proposal for the Klein Addition and review a sketch plan for the Valley Ranch Subdivision. The body will also elect a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson.
- Zoning hearing for Klein Addition (675 6600 Rd) to be designated as MHR Manufactured Housing Residential District
- Review of Valley Ranch Subdivision Sketch Plan for 60 residential lots and a multifamily tract
- Elections for Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
City Council
The City Council will discuss several land use amendments, zoning changes, and intergovernmental agreements. The body is also deciding on the adoption of three ordinances and the authorization of emergency infrastructure spending.
- Authorization of $81,400.00 to replace two bridge culverts serving the Meadowgate neighborhood
- Ordinance 2610 (first reading) to rezone two tracts in Seasons Subdivision to High Density District
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Montrose Recreation District for shared services
- Ordinance 2609 (second reading) to disconnect property at 67365 Sunshine Road
- Amendment to Painted Wall Subdivision to change a 24-unit multi-family development to an 8-lot single-family development
City Council approved the Cedar View and Painted Wall subdivision plats and authorized the de-annexation of property at 67365 Sunshine Road. The council also designated the city website as the official posting location for meeting notices and approved $81,400 for emergency culvert replacements.
- Designated city website as official meeting notice posting location (All yes)
- Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Montrose Recreation District (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2607 to vacate a public utility easement (All yes)
- Adopted Ordinance 2609 to disconnect property at 67365 Sunshine Road (All yes)
- Adopted Resolution 2023-01 setting Feb 7 hearing for Klein Addition Annexation (All yes)
- Approved Cedar View Subdivision Amended Preliminary Plat #3 (All yes)
- Approved Painted Wall Subdivision Preliminary Plat and PD Amendment (All yes)
- Authorized $81,400 for two bridge culvert replacements in Meadowgate (All yes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several operational items. The meeting includes presentations on a treatment center program and plans for the Black Canyon Golf Course.
- Comcor presentation featuring Advantage Treatment Center
- Black Canyon Golf Course boundary line adjustment
- Black Canyon Golf Course tree plan
- 2023 equipment purchase recommendations