ARCHULETA COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
MOMENT OF SILENCE
DISCLOSURES AND/OR CONFLICT OF INTEREST
APPROVAL OR ADJUSTMENTS TO AGENDA
* Executive Session - Specific Agenda Topic
PUBLIC COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR*
This is an opportunity during the session for the public to address the Commissioner. Please step up to the podium, STATE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS FOR THE RECORD and keep your comments to 3 minutes (the Board is not required to discuss your comment or make a decision regarding your comment, under this section).
PROCLAMATIONS
A.
April 2020 Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Awareness Proclamation
All children deserve to grow up in a caring and loving environment. Although effectively intervening in the lives of these children and their families is an important responsibility at all levels of government, preventing abuse and neglect is a shared obligation. During April, please commit to giving every child a chance to succeed and to ensuring that every child grows up in a safe, stable, and nurturing environment that is free from abuse and neglect. Archuleta proclamation follows.
- Presentor
- Matthew A. Dodson, LCSW
- Presentor's Title
- Director, Archuleta County Department of Human Services
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B.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
This proclamation declares April 2020 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in Archuleta County, Colorado.
- Presentor
- Mary Helminski for Ashley Wilson, Rise Above Violence
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CONSENT AGENDA BY BoCC/LIQUOR BOARD
A.
Consideration and Approval of a Retail Liquor Store License Renewal for Pagosa Liquor, Inc. dba Pagosa Liquor
This is a renewal of a Retail Liquor License for Pagosa Liquor, Inc. dba Pagosa Liquor, located at 30B North Pagosa Blvd. in Pagosa Springs. This renewal includes no changes. The application is complete and the proper fees have been paid. The Sheriff's Office has completed the background check and the Building Department has inspected the premises for changes. The financial impact to the county is the fees paid per the county fee schedule and staff recommends approval of this license renewal. Responsible Staff: Mary Helminski, Executive Assistant/Paralegal.
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CONSENT AGENDA
A.
PAYROLL, PAYABLE WARRANTS AND PURCHASE CARDS
March 18, 2020 - April 7, 2020
B.
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
Regular Meeting Minutes 03/17/2020
Draft of the Regular Meeting Minutes from March 17, 2020 for approval.
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C.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Peter G. Prina and Mina R. Prina
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Peter G. and Mina R. Prina (IDP20-039). No fiscal impact is expected.
D.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Peter G. Prina and Mina R. Prina
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Peter G. and Mina R. Prina (IDP20-040). No fiscal impact is expected.
E.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For New Life Church and Literary Foundation
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by New Life Church and Literary Foundation (IDP20-041). No fiscal impact is expected.
F.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Sheelagh Cooper and C.F. Alex Cooper
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Sheelagh Cooper and C.F. Alex Cooper (IDP20-042). No fiscal impact is expected.
G.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Michel Turolla and Michelle Marina Turolla
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Michel and Michelle Marina Turolla (IDP20-043). No fiscal impact is expected.
H.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Michel Turolla and Michelle Marina Turolla
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Michel and Michelle Marina Turolla (IDP20-044). No fiscal impact is expected.
I.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Michel Turolla and Michelle Marina Turolla
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Michel and Michelle Marina Turolla (IDP20-045). No fiscal impact is expected.
J.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Michel Turolla and Michelle Marina Turolla
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Michel and Michelle Marina Turolla (IDP20-046). No fiscal impact is expected.
K.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Lawrence T. Kaasch and Merriam T. Kaasch
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Lawrence T. and Merriam T. Kaasch (IDP20-047). No fiscal impact is expected.
L.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Jeffrey S. Hoffman and Angela L. Hoffman
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Jeffrey S. and Angela L. Hoffman (IDP20-048). No fiscal impact is expected.
M.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Leo C. Hayes and Pamela R. Hayes
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Leo C. and Pamela R. Hayes (IDP20-049). No fiscal impact is expected.
N.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Christopher M. Kelly and Lori A. Kelly
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Christopher M. and Lori A. Kelly (IDP20-050). No fiscal impact is expected.
O.
Consideration Of Resolution 2020 - ____ Affirming Legal Lot Status For Louis J. Garday, Sr.
Affirm the Certificate of Designation of Legal Lot Status for property owned by Louis J. Garday, Sr. (IDP20-051). No fiscal impact is expected.
P.
Consideration Of a Corrective Resolution 2020-___ To Consolidate 2 Lots Into 1 Lot at Aspen Springs Subdivision No. 1 owned by Daniel J. Wynne and Gina Wynne
This request is to consider a corrective resolution authorizing the consolidation of Lots 69 and 70 in Aspen Springs Subdivision No. 1, Block 13 to become Lot 69X owned by Daniel J. Wynne and Gina Wynne. This consolidation has been reviewed and is recommended for approval by the Development Services Director. The impact to the county budget is the fees paid per the county fee schedule, generally balanced by reduction in property taxes.
Q.
Ratification of the Chairman's Signature on the 2020 Archuleta County Annual Operating Plan
This Annual Operating Plan (AOP) sets forth the standard operating procedures, agreed procedures and responsibilities to implement cooperative wildland fire protection on all lands within Archuleta County. All participants of this plan agree to coordinate their wildland fire management activities within the plan. This is an annual plan that needs the Board of County Commissioner's signature every year. There are no changes to the 2020 AOP compared to the 2019 plan. Commissioner Maez signed this AOP on March 18, 2020.
R.
Ratification of the Chairman's Signature on a Letter of Opposition to SB20-189
Commissioner Maez signed this letter of opposition on March 24, 2020 regarding provisions that preempt a local government's authority to regulate the use of pesticides within the local government's jurisdiction.
S.
Ratification of the Chairman's Signature on a Letter to the Citizens of Archuleta County
This letter urges the property owners of Archuleta County to show compassion towards their tenants who are having difficulty making their rent payments. Chairman Maez signed this letter on March 31, 2020.
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NEW BUSINESS
A.
Consideration and Approval of Commercial Lease with Archuleta County Combined Dispatch
This lease provides the terms and conditions for the rental of space in the building located at 125 Harman Park for the Archuleta County Combined Dispatch.
- Presentor
- Todd Weaver
- Presentor's Title
- County Attorney
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B.
Consideration and Approval of Hiring Freeze for Full-Time County Employees
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the possibility of a national or state mandated shelter-at-home order, this item establishes a hiring freeze for all full-time positions in all departments in the County, with the exception of Dispatch and the Sheriff's Patrol and Detention departments. This hiring freeze also does not include seasonal or project specific employees. The pandemic could lead to a drop in the local economy which would negatively impact the county budget. This hiring freeze will be effective immediately until rescinded by the Board of County Commissioners.
- Presentor
- Scott Wall
- Presentor's Title
- County Administrator
C.
Consideration and Approval of Awarding the 2020 Gravel Supply Contract
On March 5, 2020 we received the bids for the supply of gravel for the 2020 Road Program. A total of four bids were received as follows:
Supplier Pit Location Cost
Crossfire Aggregate Services Hwy 151, Pagosa, Co $10.50/Tons C&J Gravel Products, Inc. CR 975, Arboles, Co $10.70/Tons
Hwy 160, Durango, Co $9.25/Tons
Four Corners Materials CR 521 Bayfield, Co $11.50/Tons
CR 213 Durango, Co $9.00/Ton
Green Dream International Hwy 160 Durango, Co $9.72
Staff evaluated the bid based upon cost and pit location in proximity to the roads we will be applying gravel. Staff recommends awarding the 2020 gravel supply contract to both Crossfire Aggregate Services $10.50/Ton and C & J Gravel Products, Inc. $10.70/ Ton
- Presentor
- Robert Perry
- Presentor's Title
- Public Works Director
PUBLIC COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR
This is an opportunity during the session for the public to address the Commissioners on a subject not covered on the agenda. Please step up to the podium, STATE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS FOR THE RECORD and keep your comments to 3 minutes (the Board is not required to discuss your comment or make a decision regarding your comment, under this section).
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Pursuant to C.R.S. 24-6-402(4):
The Board reserves the right to meet in executive session for any purposes allowed and announced prior to voting to enter into executive session.
A.
Executive Session
Pursuant to C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(b) - conferences with an attorney for the public entity for the purposes of receiving legal advice on specific legal questions and 24-6-402(4)(e) - determining positions relative to matters that may be subject to negotiations, developing strategy for negotiations and instructing negotiators regarding a settlement offer received from the Colorado's Timber Ridge Metro District in case number 2019CV30094 and pursuant to C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)(f) - personnel matters - for the purpose of conducting the annual evaluation of the County Administrator.