Town of Sedgwick Meeting Agenda  Monday, August 14, 2023, 6:00PM  Public Comments Information  Ifyou wish to address thel Board ofTrustees, there is a "Comment from thel Public" scheduled time. limited to three (3) minutes and can only speak once on any motion or agenda item. Monthly staff reports to the board are: not open for comments.  Comments on Agenda items will be allowed following the presentation or Board deliberation. Your comments will be  I. Call to Order II. Pledge Allegiance III. Approve. Agenda IV. Approve of Minutes from last Meeting(s) V. Approve of] Bills VI. Comments from the public VII. Monthly Reports  Clerk'sOffice Maintenance Mayor Board ofTrustees  VIII. New Business  Rhonda Graham - Monthly Updates Camping Prohibited Rules Ordinance Ordinance Resolution Harvest Festival 2023  IX. Old Business  Fairgrounds Zoning District  Amending the Recreational Vehicle ordinance. Permit and Fees for Temporary RV use for Construction  X. Executive Session (If needed) XI. Callto Adjourn  GP    Posted this 11th or August 2023  Kim  day  @ 3:30pm by Quayle  oT.  Individuals with disabilities needing auxiliary aid(s) may request assistance by contacting Heather Moore, Town Clerk, 291 Main Ave, Sedgwick, CO 80749, Phone (970) 463-8814, or FAX (970)4 463-5537. Atl leasta a 48 hour advance notice prior tot the scheduled meeting would be appreciated: so  that arrangements can be madet tol locate the requested auxiliary aid(s).    Un-Official  July10th, 2023  Town of Sedgwick Record of Proceedings July 10th, 2023  Members Present: Peggy Owens, Roger Munson, Darrin Tobin, Traci Sanchez, Dale. Jones, Juan Del Lal Hoya Call to Order: The' Town Board: met ini regular session. A quorum was verified, and the meeting was called to order  Employees Present: Heather Moore & Richard Kehm  at 6:00 pm by Mayor) Danny Smith Roll Call Mayor Danny Smith Here  Traci Sanchez Here Peggy Owens Here Dale Jones  Juan De La Hoya Here Roger Munson Absent Darrin Tobin  Here  Here  Approval of Agenda Motion: Approval of Agenda carried. Approval of Minutes With one correction Motion: Approve thes minutes motion carried.  Dale Jones made a motion to approve the agenda with corrected; Darrin Tobin seconded, alli in favor; none opposed, motion  Traci Sanchezi made ai motion to approve thet minutes with the corrections; Peggy Owens seconded, all in favor; none opposed,  Bills (Published in Julesburg Advocate) Motion: Bills Roll Call Vote  Traci Sanchezi made ai motion toj pay the bills, Darrin Tobin seconded. (Roll Call: All Voted for, None. Against) motion  carried.  Public Comments reminded they will have 3mins.  Dora Devie  O My water pressure seems low, wondering ifa anyone else has. (Board responded, noi issues anywhere else). Also thej pot holes on Miles are getting bad. And wondering if we will get an O We will bel here again on the 19H, and would like permission to use some power and water at the big park. We do events: for the youth that is funded by State Marijuana Funds. Pre-School and up  update how the meeting in Denver for the Grant went.  Michelle and Melissa with the CTC program  after school programs underway.  They werei informed where iti is located.  Clerk's Office  Wea are wrapping up. Audit.  We did go to Denver and thel Mayor can report on that.  Wel haven't1 had too many calls on the Sewer Ratei increase, that means we did good informing everyone.  Page: 1of3    Un-Official  July10th, 2023  Crook days fair going on and they do not have their arena up and going yet. Theyl have asked if they can come  and use our arena for their equine events the weekend ofthe 22nd.  Everyone agreed that is acceptable.  Maintenance  Richard Kehm  We havel been mowing and weed eating. Iwill get working on the roads next.  Mayors Report  Wel listened to other Towns presentations, and Ithink Heather did great. It think by thei feedback it went really We got thel bid to do the Lights at the Rodeo Grounds, $7,400 for lights, and cable across the arenai to reachi the  well. They did say we won't get ai response until the end of July. The Sewer Project isi moving forward, they have been drilling to do soil sampling.  other side for new speakers.  Motion:  Dale. Jones made at motion to accept the bid from! Better Electric toi install LED: lights andi run Cables., Peggy Owens  seconded. (All Voted for, None Against) motion carried.  Board ofTrustees Darren' Tobin  o Current language doesn't] have specific language that individual can't camp or stay overnight in unauthorized areas. Ihave a printout oft thel Rules from Denver. While we don'thave to use all the The board directed that this discussion item will be added to next months meeting. Lucy's Café would liket to use the frig at the Community Center again. They have several funerals  rules they have, but we can use some of them.  Dale. Jones  they prepare food for.  Ihave heard: many people complain we don't have a spot for the' Tree limbs.  Response from thel Board: We were told by the Fire Chief that we are not allowed to burn int town limits. And the last time the Town did it he received a callj from the State from a People can take their limbs to the County Landfill. They do take them.  complaint made.  Motion:  Traci Sanchezi made a motion to allow Lucy's to use thel Refrigerators at the Community Center., Peggy Owens seconded.  (All Voted for,] None Against) motion carried.  New Business  Rhonda Graham - Not Present but sent in a  On the 25th the CSU: fundraiser for mental health would likei it ifv we would wave thei fee for the use  oft the Community Center  Motion:  Traci Sanchez: made a motion to wave the Fee at the Community Center for CSU, Juan Del La Hoya seconded. (AII Voted: for,  None Against): motion carried.  Jan' Toyne - Sedgwick Volunteer Fire Department  The bleachers were our biggest complaint last year at thel Derby. Ihave researched some ofthe  options, some have wheels SO they can bei moved.  Page 2of3    Un-Official  July10th, 2023  Ifwe were to rent bleachers, we can'tr move them. They run $500 per set and $750 to deliver. We are asking ift the Town can look into options. We can't afford to purchase them because this would take the profits that wei need for the purchase of equipment for thel Firel Department.  Thel board directed the clerk tol look into options, we will  Matthew Lathrop Conditional Use Permit  Iam ai new: resident and1 have removed an old mobile home that was on thej property. Iam asking if Ican use a 4 Seasons Camper to live in until I can clean it up and get ai new. Mobile Home or build Melinda spoke in. Thel language in our ordinances doesn'tallow for this. We would have The board would like to work on that language. With the permit process to come  something.  tol look at adding a permit process for construction allowances. before the board and have ai timeline. stated.  Old Business  Fairgrounds- Zoning District  Discussed the option ofmixed use fort thel Fairgrounds only. To allow for Agricultural Animals and events of such.  The application/permit process will be created tol long term storage in the future. Melinda let us know wei first, will create the ordinance for the Language ofthe Fairgrounds zoning district. Then another Ordinance that changes the Zoning at the fairgrounds from its current status of] Residential tol Fairgrounds Zoning.  Harvest Festival 2023  o Donation letters are going out this week. Contracts have been mailed for thel band. Mega Music has been received. Waiting for Mclary about the Movie in the Park. No word yet on the pig catching.  Meeting Adjourned: Motion:  At6:48pm, Traci Sanchezi made a motion to adjourn, Dale Jones seconded, all werei in favor, motion carried.  Mayor  Attest: Town Clerk  SEAL  Page 3 of3    Un-Official  July 21st, 2023  Town of Sedgwick SPECIAL. MEETING July 21st, 2023  Members Present: Peggy Owens, Roger Munson, Darrin Tobin, Dale. Jones, Traci Sanchez, Juan De Lal Hoya Call to Order: The' Town Board: meti in Special session. A quorum was verified, and thei meeting was called to order  Employees Present: Heather Moore and Kim Quayle  at 9:30am pm by Mayor Danny Smith Roll Call Mayor Danny Smith Here  Traci Sanchez Here Peggy Owens Here Dale. Jones  Juan Del La Hoya Here/Late Roger Munson Here Darrin Tobin  Here  Here  Bleachers  Thej presented bleachers that thel Firel Department had did not include the extra cost fort the actual Town Clerk research found two) kinds ofl bleachers from two different businesses. One set came with al back chain link safety barrier and handicap spots up front. The size andj price was best on The Board also decided to. have a concrete slab put int to allow them to be secured dot to the size of Roger suggested only pouring the slab for thei new bleachers first, then look at next year Onei idea was to get someone to repair our current bleachers and have: forklift skids added for  wheels to make them mobile. this one at $28K (101 rows, 33' long.)  them.  for the others. easier mobility.  Motion: Motion: Motion Passed) Motion: opposed, Motion Passed) Speakers  Dale. Jones made ai motion tol have. Jim Beck repair our current bleachers and add forklift skids, Roger Munson Second, (all in Roger Munson made a: motion toj purchase thei new bleachers at $28,000, Dale. Jones Second, (all ini favor, none opposed, Dale. Jones made ai motion to contact Joel Buettenback: for the concrete slab, Juan) Del La Hoya Second, (all in favor, none  favor, none opposed, Motion Passed)  For around $800 we can order Pylel Horn Speakers and new cable. We are. looking at 5 speakers. Three on the opposite side oft the arena and two by the crow's nest. These horn style speakers are  good for announcing not sO much for Music.  Page 1of2    Un-Official  July 21st, 2023  The Board asked the Clerk to contact thei manufacturer to verify our amp: is sufficient and the Clerk did already have a call into the manufacturers to go over the application,) just  speakers will work for what we: need. waiting fora call back.  Motion:  Roger Munson: made a motion to allow Clerk toj purchase appropriate speakers for the system at the price range of around  $800, Dale. Jones Second, (all ini favor, none opposed, Motion Passed)  Meeting Adjourned: Motion:  At9:40am, Dale Jones made a motion to adjourn, Juan Del Lal Hoya seconded, all werei ini favor, motion carried.  Mayor  Attest: Town Clerk  SEAL  Page 2of2    12:18 PM 08/14/23 Accrual Basis  Town of Sedgwick Trial Balance As of July 31,2023  Jul31,23 Debit Credit 117.09 347,314.95 549.29 26,793.54 9,152.94 111,331.45 39,259.05 932,608.56 1,044,120.42 862,035.99 1,055,548.25 260.63 4,429,092.16  1021 Cash onk Hand 1022- Points West Bank Checking 1022. Points West Bank Checking:1022.1- Harvest Festival 1029. Savings:1030 Points' West:1031 9240 1029. Savings:1034- Cashi in Savings. Lottery 1029- Savings:1040- Points WestE Bank:1043 Water Surcharge Account 1029- Savings:1050. Equitable Savings:1051 05-4505160 1070- COLOTRUST:1074- Sewer CIP 1070-COLOTRUSTIO7: Water Plus 1070-COLOTRUST10T2- General Plus 1070-COLOTRUST101: CIP Plus 1081- Cash- County Treasurer  TOTAL  0.00  Page 1    12:18 PM 08/14/23 Accrual Basis  Town of Sedgwick Profit & Loss July2 2023  Jul23  Ordinary! Income/Expense Income 4122. Current PropertyTaxes 4142. Specific Ownership' Taxes 4152. Interest on" Taxes 4172. Sales Tax 4212. Cigarette Tax 4222. Road and Bridge 4232. Motor Vehicle 4300. Utilities Clearing 4323. Water Sales 4333. Sewer Sales 4386- Trash Collections 4392. Other Income 4392.1. * Occupation' Tax 4392.2. Excise Tax 4392.3  State of Colorado Total 4392. Other Income 4393. Other Income 4412. Highway Use Tax 4422. License Fees 4802 Interest Income 4803. Interest Income Total! Income Expense 6002- County Treasurer's Fees 6032. Office Expense GG 6042. Professional Services- -GG 6052. Insurance and Bonds-GG 6062 Supplies and Maintenance-GG 6072. Telephone- -GG 6092. Miscellaneous- - GG 6102. Utilities TH- GG 6142. Street Lighting 6262. Harvest Festival 6462. Supplies and Maintenance Park 7063. Supplies & Maintenance Water 7073. Utilities Water 7093. Miscellaneous- Water 7163. Supplies and Maintenance Sewe 7173- Utilities Sewer 7346. Landfill Trash 7366. Supplies and Maintenance- Tras 7702. Capital Outlay- GF 7800. Salaries Clearing 7806 Salary-Ed Smith Jr. 7809. Salary-Richard MI Kehm 7815. Salary-Heather Moore 7820- - Salary Kim E Quayle 7822. William Townsend 7824. -Salary- Caiden. J Smith Total 7800. Salaries Clearing 7990. Supplies and Maint. Clearing 7994. Utilities Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes Clearing Total Expense Net Ordinary Income  1,314.74 240.34 7.71 17,088.09 10.63 519.46 0.00 -739.64 5,360.80 3,883.30 2,385.25 59,136.43 332.64 12,948.12 72,417.19 300.00 877.82 25.00 3,908.06 13,581.11 121,179.86 36.86 817.73 14,401.45 986.60 814.65 229.00 34.83 186.43 204.62 2,000.00 240.00 440.00 418.12 755.18 0.00 57.72 340.00 24.28 34,343.76 34.13 3,977.72 2,091.76 1,294.80 88.27 525.53 8,012.21 278.56 43.99 1,396.85 66,062.84 55,117.02  Page1 1    12:19PM 08/14/23 Num Name IRS TOTAL 12933 Belson Outdoors TOTAL TOTAL 12936 CEBT TOTAL TOTAL 12938 Colorado State Treasurer TOTAL 12939 Richard M. Kehm  Town of Sedgwick Check Detail July 11 through August 14, 2023 Memo  Account 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7995 Payroll Taxes- Clearing 1022. Points Wost Bank Ch... 7702 Capital Outlay- -GF 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6262. Harvest Festival 1022 Points West Bank Ch... 6052. Insurance and Bonds- :.. 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7995 Payroll Taxes- Clearing 1022 Points' West Bank Ch... 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 1022. Points' West Bank Ch... 7809. Salary-Richard ME Kehm 7995. Payrall Taxes Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 1022- Points West Bank Ch... 7815. Salary-Heather Moore 7995- Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995- Payroll" Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 1022 Points West Bank Ch... 7820. Salary- KimE E Quayle 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payrall Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes Clearing 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7806. Salary-Ed Smith. Jr. 7995- Payroll Taxes- Clearing 7995. Payroll Taxes- Clearing  Pald Amount -1,838.36 -1,838.36 -28,136.76 -28,136.76 -2,000.00 -2,000.00 -986.60 -986.60 -826.00 -826.00 -49.42 -49.42 -3,977.72 -3,202.42 -2,115.15 -1,841.34 -1,643.55 -1,342.82 -122.85 -113.45 Page1  Auto Withdraw Auto Withdraw Bleachers  10x33 Bleachers for Rodeo Grounds Bandi fork Harvest Festival 2023 Employee Health Insurance 2nd Quarter  12934 Mud County Productions  12937 Colorado Dep of Revenue W2 wage withholdings  2nd Qtr payroll Payroll Payroll Socials Security Medicare Federal Colorado W/H Payroll Payroll Social Security Mediciad Federal Colorado Paryroli Payroll Social Security Medicare Federal Colorado Payroll Salary Social Security Mediciad  TOTAL 12940 Heather M. Moore  TOTAL 12941 Kim E. Quayle  TOTAL  12942 Edward D. Smith. Jr.  TOTAL    12:19PM 08/14/23 Num 12943 Caiden, JS Smith  Town of Sedgwick Check Detail July 11 through August 14, 2023 Memo  Name  Account 1022- Polnts West Bank Ch... 7824. -Salary- CaldenJ JS Smith 7995 Payroll Taxes Clearing 7995. Payrall Taxes Clearing 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7063 Supplies & Maintenan... 7093. Miscellaneous- Water 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6042. Professional Services.. 1022- Points West Bank Ch... 7702. Capital Outlay-GF 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6072. Telephone- -GG 1022 Points West Bank Ch... 7093. Miscellaneous- Water 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7073 Utilities- Water 7994- Utilities- Clearing 6102. Utilities- TH-GG 6102. Utilities- TH- GG 7073- Utillles- Water 6142. Street! Lighting 7173. Ullitles- Sewer 6102 Utillties- TH-GG 6102. Utilities- TH-GG 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7990- Supplies and Maint.-... 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6032. OfficeE Expense- GG 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6062. Supplies andl Mainten.. 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6042- Professional Services. :  Paid Amount  Payroll Payroll Social Security Mediciad  -218.40 -201.69 -400.00 -167.22 -567.22 -2,642.95 -2,642.95 -6,207.00 -6,207.00 -229.00. -229.00 -75.00 -75.00 -306.88 -43.99 -77.54 -34.96 -111.24 -204.62 -57.72 -37.31 -36.62 -910.88 -88.16 -88.16 -40.00 -40.00 -50.07 -50.07 -1,127.50 -1,127.50 Page2  TOTAL  12944 AC-DC Water Works LLC ORC Services  ORC Monthly Contract Services Water Testing, Waters system Check  TOTAL 12945 American! LegalF Publishin... TOTAL 12946 Buettenback Construction TOTAL 12947 Centurylink TOTAL TOTAL  Final Codification  Rodeo Grounds Bleacher Pad Phone and Fax line Phoneli lines andF Faxli line  12948 Colorado Depto ofF Public H... INV#FGD202208048  Annual groundv water. supplyf fee Water Pump- -66552 New Shop- 8280879 New Town- 822186 Museum- 8426371 Pump #2- 40915 Street! Lights -41680 Sewer- 62657 Rodeo Grounds Community Center  12949 Highline Electric. Ass'n  TOTAL 12950 IDEAL Linens & Uniform TOTAL 12951 Journal Office TOTAL TOTAL 12953 Kelly,P.C. TOTAL  Community Center Rugs, Mop and push broom  Copyr machine fees  12952 Julesburg Family Market Account# 8814  Hardware and Batteries Legal Fees- Regular    12:19PM 08/14/23 Num  Town of Sedgwick Check Detail July" 11 through August 14, 2023 Memo  Name  Account 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6042. Professional Services. : 6042 Professional! Services. : 1022 Polnts West Bank Ch.. 6042- Professional Services. : 6042- Professional Services. : 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6462. Supplies and! Mainten... 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7063. Supplies & Maintenan... 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6032. Office Expense- GG 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7093. Miscellaneous- Water 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6032. Office Expense- GG 6032. Office Expense- GG 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7990- Supplies and Malnt.- : 1022 Points West Bank Ch... 6102. Utilities- -TH-GG 1022- Points West Bank Ch... 7346 Landfill- -Trash 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 6092 Miscellaneous- -GG 1022. Points West Bank Ch... 7366. Supplies and! Mainten...  Paid Amount -9,720.00 -380.00 -10,100.00 -375.00 -525.00 -900.00 -240.00 -240.00 -20.00 -20.00 -777.73 -777.73 -512.96 -512.96 -56.55 -16.45 -73.00 -147.63 -147,63 -5,775.00 -5,775.00 -340.00 -340.00 -28.38 -28.38 -24.28 -24.28 Page3  12954 Lauer Szabo &A Assoclates Annual Audit  Finish Audit Copies and postage  TOTAL  12955 Liittjohann Kauffman &P P...  2nd gtr payrollt taxes, W2s and 1099s HUTFI Report Potty Cleaning  TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL 12958 Points West Cardmember.. TOTAL 12959 Power Manager TOTAL  12956 Marick's Waste Disposal  12957 Northeast colorado health... Bacteria' Test  WaterE Bacteria Test  Postage, Signs, Adobel PDF Renewal, Staples water ands sewer bills stock and envelopes  12960 Prairie Mountain Media  AdvertsmenlPostings AdverlismenlPosings No! bills since Februaryl7777 Battery  TOTAL 12961 S&V WA Auto Supply TOTAL 12962 Sappl Bros. Petroleum TOTAL TOTAL 12964 UNCC (C0811) TOTAL 12965 Valley Repair TOTAL  Pre Pay 2023. -2024F Propane for 3500 gal @ $1.65  12963 Sedgwick County Sales Landfill Fees  Landfill Fees Tickets Issued Fees UNCCT Ticketsl Issued Fees.  Spray Gun    Town of Sedgwick Users Processed: Standard Hours: Overtime 1.5x Hours: Overtime 2.0x Hours: PTO Hours: Vacation Hours: Sick Hours: Holiday Hours: Other1 Hours: Other2 Hours: Unpayabie/Salaried Hours:  Saturday Jul, 01 2023- - Monday Jul, 31 2023  3 193.62 0.00 0.00 0,00 30.50 0.00 7.50 0.00 0.00 148.56  Total Fixed Pay: Total Variable Pay: Total Payrol!: Total of AlI Hours: Total Deducted Hours: Total Payable Hours: Rounding Interval Applied: Total Records Processed: Records Crossing Dateline: Records Quaiifying for Shift Differential- Records Exceeding Hours Threshold -  $7,736.42 $0.00 $7,736.42 380.18 0.00 380.18 52  Saturday Jul, 01 2023-1 Monday Jul, 31 2023 Saturday Jul, 01 2023. Monday Jul, 31 2023 Saturday Jul, 01 2023- Monday Jul, 312023  Total Hours Deducted 1.0x Total Hours Deducted 1.0x Total Hours Deducted 1.0x 109.57  1.5x 1.5x 91.55 1.5x 102.07  2.0x 2.0x 2.0x  SIC SIC SIC  VAC VAC 30.50 VAC  HOL HOL HOL 7.50  UnP/Sa o 148.56 UnP/Sak e UnP/Sa- o x X  Fixed Pay $3,977.72 Fixed Pay $2,115.15 Fixed Pay $1,643.55  Kehm, Richard 148.56 Moore, Heather 122.05  x  Quayle, Kim  Duane Soith  J  - A hours 13.65 = 122.85  Coiden  - I6  Smilh  218-40  -  hovns X13.65  1    ORDINANCE, NO.  AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TOWN OF SEDGWICK OFFICIAL ZONING  ORDINANCE TO CREATE Al FAIRGROUNDS ZONE DISTRICT  WHEREAS, in 2002, the Town of Sedgwick Board ofTrustees adopted an official zoning WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has desires to amend the Zoning Ordinance to add a NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Section 1. Section 1.G of the Zoning Ordinance is amended by the addition ofai new  ordinance (the "Zoning Ordinance"); and Fairgrounds Zone District within the' Town. THE' TOWN OF SEDGWICK, COLORADO:  subsection 61 to read as follow (words tol be added are underlined):  Section 1-7 Title, Authority, Purposes, and General Provisions  G. Description of Districts  6.  Fairgrounds District (FG). The fairgrounds zone district is designed  toa accommodate uses associated with fairs, rodeos, shows and similar events. Section 2. Section 2.A oft the Zoning Ordinance is amended by the addition ofai new  subsection 51 to read as follow (words to be added are underlined):  Section 2-1 District Regulations  A. Uses Permitted Unconditionally  The following uses are permitted unconditionally in the districts in which  they are enumerated: 5.  Fairgrounds District (FG)  a. 4-H, FFA or similar organizational events. including but not limited to fairs, meetings, shows and training clinics. b. Rodeos and animal or stock shows and events. Agricultural, horticultural and equine education facilities and  shows.  Section 3. Section 3, subsections C through E of the Zoning Ordinance are amended  to read as follows (words to be added are underlined): Section 3. - Space Requirements  1    C. Setback Requirements  1.  Front Yard Setbacks.. All sides ofal lot which abut a street shall be  treated as frontage and front setback requirements shall apply. Nothing herein shall preclude construction ofbuildings in line with existing structures. All buildings and structures shall be set back a minimum of the following distances from the front  property line: a. b. C. d. 2. a. b. C. d.  Low Density Residential district, R-LD, and Mobile Home district,  RMH: Twenty-five (25) feet Commercial district, C: Eight (8): feet Industrial district, I: Twenty-five (25): feet Fairgrounds District, FG: Eight (8)feet  Side Yard Setbacks. All buildings shall be set back from the side Low Density Residential district, R-LD: Five (5) feet for residences and residential accessory uses; ten (10) feet for all other uses Mobile Home district, R-MH: Five (5) feet for mobile homes and Industrial district, I: Five (5) feet, except that when adjacent to a residential orr mobile. home district, the setback shall be equal to two (2) times the height of the building, or twenty-five (25) feet, Fairgrounds District. FG: Five (5) feet, except that when adjacent to a residential or mobile home district. the setback shall be equal to two (2) times the height of the building, or twenty-five (25) feet, Rear Yard Setbacks. All buildings shall be set back from the rear  property line ai minimum ofthe following distances in the: following zones:  accessory uses Commercial district, C: None  whicheveri is greater  e.  whichever is greater.  3.  lot line a distance not to exceed the following, except that where a street abuts to the rear, a distance of not less than one-half(1/2) of the front setback requirement  may be used: a. b. C. d.  Low Density Residential, R-LD, and Mobile Home districts, R- MH: Twenty (20) feet; except where an alley abuts, the minimum Commercial district, C: Ten(10): feet; except where alley abuts, five  setback shall be five (5) feet Industrial district, :Ten (10) feet Fairgrounds District, FG: Ten (10) feet  (5) feet  D. Maximum Building Heights. No building shall hereafter be built or  structurally altered to exceed the following heights in the following districts:  2    1. Low Density Residential, R-LD, and] Mobile Home, R-MH, districts  Thirty-five (35) feet for a dwelling unit Commercial district, C: Fifty (50) feet Industrial district, I: No restriction Fairgrounds District, FG: Fifty (50) feet  2. 3. 4.  E. Maximum Lot Coverage. The total area of building coverage including main and accessory buildings shall not exceed the following percentages of area oft thel lot  on which the buildings are. located in the following zones:  1. 2. 3. 4.  Low Density Residential, R-LD, and Mobile Home, R-MH,  districts: Thirty percent (30%) Commercial district, C: Ninety percent (90%) Industrial district, I: Sixty percent (60%) Fairgrounds District, FG: Sixty percent (60%)  Section 4. Section 5.E oft the Zoning Ordinance is amended by the addition of a new  subsection 4 to read as follows (words tol be added are, underlined):  E. Signs Subject to Permit. Upon application to and issuance by the Zoning Administrator of a permit thereof, the following signs, but no other, may be erected and  maintained in the enumerated zoning districts  4.  Fairgrounds District(FG)  a. Structural Types Permitted. Anytype listed in Section 5.B2. b. Number of Signs Permitted. Two (2) for each permitted use. Maximum Gross Surface Area. Fifty (50) square feet per use. . Required Setback. The same setback that is required for principal structures, but in no case shall a sign project over the Illumination. Indirectly illuminated signs shall be permitted.  d. Maximum Height. Thirty (30) feet.  public right-of-way.  Section 5. If any section, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance is held to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, such decision shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The Board of Trustees hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each part or parts hereofirrespective ofthe  fact that any one part or parts be declared unconstitutional or invalid.  Section 6. All other ordinances or portions thereofinconsistent or conflicting with this ordinance or any portion hereofarel hereby repealed tot the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. Section 7. The: repeal or modification of any provision of the ordinances of the Town ofSedgwick by this Ordinance shall not release, extinguish, alter, modify, or change in whole or inj part any penalty, forfeiture, or liability, either civil or criminal, which shall have been incurred under such provision, and each provision shall be treated and held as still remaining in force for  3    the purpose of sustaining any and all proper actions, suits, proceedings, and prosecutions for the enforcement of the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, as well as for the purpose of sustaining any judgment, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made: in such actions, suits,  proceedings, or prosecutions. TITLE ONLY this  INTRODUCED, READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY  day of  2023.  TOWN OF SEDGWICK, COLORADO  Danny Smith, Mayor  ATTEST:  Heather Moore, Town Clerk  4    ORDINANCE, NO.  AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 71.01 OF THE SEDGWICK CODE OF  ORDINANCES CONCERNING RECREATIONAL VEHICLES  WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees previously adopted Section 71.01 of the Sedgwick Code of Ordinances, which prohibits the use of recreational vehicles (RVs) as temporary or permanent living quarters within Town limits, subject to certain exceptions; and  WHEREAS, the Board ofTrustees desires to amend Section 71.01 to add an exception to allow the use ofRVs for temporary living quarters during certain construction activities. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Section 1. Section 71.01(B) of the Sedgwick Code of Ordinances is hereby amended  THE TOWN OF SEDGWICK, COLORADO:  tor read as follows (words added are underlined; words deleted are strieken-threugh):  $71.01 PARKING AND USE OF RVS. (B) Parking and use ofRVs.  (1) No recreational vehicle shall be parked in such manner as to create at traffic hazard or block passage on the sidewalk or other right-of-way, whether parked- on the street, public or private parking lot, or on private property, and follow the State parking  laws.  (2) No vehicle may be parked:  (a) Within five feet ofa public or private driveway; (b) Within 15 feet ofa firel hydrant; (c) Within 20 feet ofa a crosswalk;  (d) Within 30 feet ofa flashing beacon, signal, stop sign, or yield sign;  (e) Within 20 feet ofa fire station driveway; or (f) Within 501 feet ofar rail for a railroad crossing.  (3) Except as provided in division (B)(4). and/BX5below, no person shall use any RV: for temporary or permanent living, sleeping, housekeeping, or preparation ofi food while parked or stopped on as street, public or private parking lot, a vacant lot, or onj private property within the Town. There are. no exceptions to this for the Commercial or Business  Districts.  (4) The owner or occupant of any property located in a Residential Zone District may allow guests traveling in an RV to park their RV on such owner's or occupant's property or adjacent public street for a maximum period of seven consecutive days. Guest RV parking shall be limited to four, seven-day periods per vehicle in 12  consecutive months.  1    (5) ARVmay be used for temporary living quarters for notmore than eighteen (18) months while the occupant thereofis constructing a permanent dwelling on the same property. Before a RV will be permitted in such an instance. the owner ofthe property or the person intended to occupy the RV shall secure a RV parking permit from the Zoning Administrator. Such permit shall be granted upon the receipt ofa signed statement by the applicant that a permanent dwelling will be constructed within eighteen (18) months thereafter. Construction must start within sixty (60) days ofRV placement. Only one (1) RV shall be permitted on any parcel of land during the construction. The fee for a RV parking permit shall be established by resolution adopted by the Board ofTrustees. Section 2. Ifany section, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance is held to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, such decision shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The Board of Trustees hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each part or parts hereofi irrespective oft the  fact that any one part or parts be declared unconstitutional or invalid.  Section 3. All other ordinances orj portions thereofinconsistent or conflicting with this ordinance or any portion hereof arel hereby repealed tot the extent ofs such inconsistency or conflict. Section 4. The repeal or modification of any provision of the ordinances of the' Town of Sedgwick by this Ordinance shall not release, extinguish, alter, modify, or change in whole or inj part any penalty, forfeiture, or liability, either civil or criminal, which shall have been incurred under such provision, and each provision shall be treated and held as still remaining in force for the purpose of sustaining any and all proper actions, suits, proceedings, and prosecutions for the enforcement of the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, as well as for the purpose of sustaining any judgment, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in such actions, suits,  proceedings, or prosecutions. TITLE ONLY this  INTRODUCED, READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY  day of  2023.  TOWN OF SEDGWICK, COLORADO  Danny Smith, Mayor  ATTEST:  Heather Moore, Town Clerk  2    RESOLUTION NO.  Al RESOLUTION ADOPTING A RV PARKING PERMIT FEE  WHEREAS, pursuant to' Town of Sedgwick Ordinance from timet to1 time establish al RV parking permit fee by resolution; and  the Board ofTrustees shall  WHEREAS, the Board ofTrustees finds that such fee should be established as set forth NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Section 1. TheRVparking permit feei issued pursuant to' Town ofSedgwick Ordinance Section 2. All otherresolutions or portions thereofinconsistent or conflicting with this resolution or any portion thereofarel hereby repealed tot the extent ofsuchinconsistency, or conflict. Section 3. The fees prescribed herein are in addition to any other amounts due under any Section 4. This resolution shall not release, extinguish, alter, modify, or change in whole or in part any penalty, forfeiture, or liability, either civil or criminal, which shall have been incurred under any priorresolution, and each] provision ofanys such prior resolution shall bet treated and held as still remaining in force for the purpose of sustaining any and all proper actions, suits, proceedings, and prosecutions for the enforcement oft the penalty, forfeiture, orl liability, as well as fort thej purpose ofsustaining anyjudgment, decree, ororderwhich can ori may ber rendered, entered,  herein.  THE TOWN OF SEDGWICK, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:  shall be $  other ordinances, resolutions or other enactments oft the Town.  or made: in such actions, suits, proceedings, or prosecutions. INTRODUCED, ADOPTED AND RESOLVED THIS  DAY OF  2023.  TOWN OF SBDGWICK, COLORADO  Danny Smith, Mayor  ATTEST:  Heather Moore, Town Clerk