June 18, 2024  ARCHULETA COUNTY PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  The Board of County Commissioners held a Regular Meeting on June 18, 2024, noting County Commissioners Ronniel Maez, Warren Brownand' Veronica Medina, Interim County Manager. Jack Harper, County Attorney Todd Weaver and County Clerk and Recorder Kristy Archuleta present. Chairman Medina called the meeting to order at 1:30 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance and a Chairman Medina explained the policy for Public Comments. She stated the Board would hear public comments on any topic during the Public Comment portion ofthe regular meeting. Public comments would no longer be heard at the end of each meeting. A Request for Public Comment form must be completed and handed to an Administrative Staffi member before the meeting begins.  moment of silence.  Disclosures and/or Conflicts ofInterest Approval or Adjustments to Agenda  Commissioner Brown recused himself from line item 42 ofconsent agenda.  Executive Session per C.R.S. 24-6-402(4) the Board reserves the right to meet in executive session for any purpose allowed and announced prior to voting. Commissioner Maez moved to approve the agenda as amended. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried  unanimously. There were none. at 1:34 p.m.  Public Comments for the Board of County Commissioners  Chairman Medina recessed the Regular Meeting and convened the Land Use Regulations Hearing  Land Use Public Hearing  Chairman Medina swore in Pamela Flowers, Development Director, for testimony.  Todd Weaver, County Attorney, questioned Commissioner Veronica Medina to clarify ai fewi items for the record. He asked ifs she was a licensed real estate agent. Commissioner Medina stated yes. Attorney Weaver then asked ifs she owned any short-term rentals. Commissioner Medina replied no. He asked if she had any interest in vacation rental properties, which she stated she did not. Attorney Weaver asked if she managed any vacation rental properties to which Commissioner Medina stated she did not. He asked ifl her real estate license was with Exit Realty here in Pagosa Attorney Weaver sited C.R.S. 24-18-109 Accept goods or services for his or her own personal benefit offered by a person who is at the same time providing goods or services to the local government for which the official or employee serves, under a contract or other means by which the person receives payment or other compensation from the local government, unless the totality of the circumstances attendant to the acceptance of the goods or services indicates that the  Springs, she stated yes.  1    June 18, 2024  transaction is legitimate, the terms are fair to both parties, the transaction is supported by full and adequate consideration, and the official or employee does not receive any substantial benefit resulting from his or her official or governmental status that is unavailable to members of the It was determined Commissioner Medina should not recuse herself from changing or updating A. Public Hearing for Consideration and Approval of Resolution 2024-41 Amending the Pamela Flowers, Development Director, presented a resolution amending the Archuleta County Land Use Regulations relating to short term rentals. These amendments were tabled from the May  public generally. Land Use Regulations.  Archuleta County Land Use Regulations 215t and June 4, 2024 Regular Meetings.  Chairman Medina opened the floor for public comment.  Lauri Heraty, 380 W. GolfPlace, did not believe there should be this much time, effort and money wasted on short-term rentals but rather deal with the bigger problems such as nuisance properties. Kathleen Hanson, 608 7B in Minesota, she owns property here and was questioning what new Land Use Regulations would be provided to rental owners for providing rentals of domestic Ken Bowles, 268 Twincreek Cir., provided a letter from the Building and Planning Department he was late on his STR application and was not notified. He thought it was a waste of time and the Richard Mason, Summit County, wanted to show support for short term rentals locally. He stated he was a member of a Facebook Group regarding Short Term Rentals and thought these were extreme and unnecessary. He stated there was a lawsuit in Summit County regarding Land Use  violence.  revenues were down because oft the Land Use Regulations.  Regulations and overreaching. Chairman Medina closed public comment. Commissioner Comment.  Commissioner Medina believed they were making progress with these resolutions and wished Commissioner Brown moved to adopt Resolution 2024-41 amending the Archuleta County Land Use Regulations in Section 3.2.7 Items 24-55 as amended. Commissioner Maez  decisions had not taken sO long to puti inj place.  seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Chairman Medina opened the floor for public comment.  Bill Hudson, 446 Loma St., thanked the Board for taking the time to go over these regulations Commissioner Maez moved to adopt Resolution 2024-41 amending the Archuleta County Land Use Regulations as presented and amended but removing 106, 107, 131, 132.  thoroughly.  2    June 18, 2024  Commissioner Maez removed 112 and 155 for a separate motion. Commissioner Brown seconded. Commissioner Maez moved to disapprove Section 5 Item 115. The motion died for a lack of a second. Commissioner Maez moved to disallow 112 to add meters. Commissioner Medina seconded the motion and it carried. Commissioner Maez moved to exclude 115 from the Land Use Regulation Code. Commissioner Medina seconded the motion and it carried with Commissioners Maez and Medina voting Aye and Commissioner  Brown voting Nay.  Chairman Medina opened the floor for public comment.  Ken Bowles, 268 Twincreek Cir,, did not think the verbiage should be opened for discussion and  its should be left black and white. Chairman Medina closed public comment.  Commissioner Brown moved to adopt Resolution 2024-41 amending the A Land Use Regulations Section 11 158 and 162 as presented. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion Chairman Medina adjourned the Land Usel Regulations Hearing and convened the Local Licensing  and it carried unanimously. Authority at 4:25 p.m.  Chairman Medina recessed the meeting at 4:25 p.m. to 4:31 p.m.  Local Licensing Authority  Chairman Medina swore in Mary Helminski, Executive Assistant/Paralega, for testimony. A.C Consideration and Approval of a Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License Renewal Mary Helminski, Executive Assistant/Paralegal, stated this was a renewal of a Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License for BMG Pagosa 765LLCI located at 765 Industrial Circle inl Pagosa Springs, CO. There were no changes to the renewal. The application was complete and the proper fees had been paid. The Sheriff's Office, County Building Department and Fire Protection District had all completed their inspections and found no issues. Commissioner Maez moved to approve a Retail Optional Premises Cultivation Center License for BMG Pagosa 765 LLC as presented. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. B. Consideration and Approval ofa Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License Renewal Mary Helminski, Executive Assistanv/Paralegal, stated this was a renewal of a Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License for. J and J Enterprises Inc. dba Random Precision located at 235 Bastille Drive inl Pagosa Springs, CO. There were no changes to the renewal. The application was complete and the proper fees had been paid. The Sheriff's Office, County Building Department and Fire Protection District had all completed their inspections and found no issues. Commissioner Brown moved to approve a Retail Optional Premises Cultivation Center License for J and J Enterprises, Inc. dba Random Precision as presented. Commissioner  for BMG Pagosa 765LLC  forJand. JI Enterprises Inc. dba Random Precision  Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  3    June 18, 2024  Chairman Medina adjourned the Local Licensing Authority and convened the Liquor Board at  4:32 p.m.  Consent Agenda Liquor Board dba Turkey Springs Trading Post  A.C Consideration and Approval ofa Retail Liquor Store License Renewal for David C. Olsen B. Consideration and Approval of a Hotel & Restaurant with Optional Premises Liquor Jack Harper, Interim County Manager, read the Liquor Board Consent Agenda for the record. Commissioner Maez moved to approve the Liquor Board Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Chairman Medina adjourned the Liquor Board and reconvened the Regular Meeting at  Renewal for PSGC LLC dba Pagosa Springs GolfClub  4:34 p.m. Consent Agenda A.  Payable Warrants and Purchase Cards General Fund Payable Road and Bridge Fund Payable Department of Human Services Fund Payable Public Health 1AFund ALL Combined Dispatch Fund Payable Conservation Trust Justice System Capital Fund Solid Waste Fund Payable Airport Fund Payable Fleet Fund Payable Total General Fund Payable Road and Bridge Fund Payable Department of Human Services Fund Payable 1AFund ALL Combined Dispatch Fund Payable Conservation Trust Justice System Capital Fund Solid Waste Fund Payable Airport Fund Payable Fleet Fund Payable Total  $ 549,306.47 $ 671,633.06 $ 17,090.67 $ 8,968.16 $ $ 10,001.70 $ $ $ 21,152.55 $ 1,151.82 $ 32,114.66 $1,311,419.09  $  4    June 18, 2024  General Fund Payable Road and Bridge Fund Payable Department of Human Services Fund Payable Public Health 1AFund ALL Combined Dispatch Fund Payable Conservation Trust Justice System Capital Fund Solid Waste Fund Payable Airport Fund Payable Fleet Fund Payable Total Regular Meeting Minutes May 21, 2024 June 4, 2024  $  B.  C. Consideration of Resolution 2024-42 Lot Consolidation in Aspen Springs Subdivision D. Consideration and Approval ofPublic Contract for Services with Healthy Archuleta, Inc. Jack Harper, Interim County Manager, read the Consent Agenda for the record.  No. 4, Owned by Jeffrey Reichel and Jan O'Brien  Commissioner Brown moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented with the exception of line 42 on the accounts payable register. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion and it Commissioner Maez moved to approve line 42 of the accounts payable register. Commissioner Medina seconded the motion and it carried. Commissioner Brown recused himself. Commissioner Maez added to the motion the amount of $1,301.75 payment to Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP as listed on line 42 ofthe accounts payable register. A.Consideration ofResolution 2024-43A Amending Fees for County Services and Information Jack Harper, Interim County Manager, stated pursuant to C.R.S. 30-11-108, the Board of County Commissioners are charged with establishing fees charged for county services. This resolution updated certain fees. Commissioner Brown moved to adopt Resolution 2024-43amending: fees for county services and information as presented. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion B. Consideration and Approval of Four Ouit Claim Deeds to the Community Development Todd Weaver, County Attorney, stated on May 16, 2023 the Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2023-47 committing six county-owned parcels to the Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation (PSCDC) for construction of affordable single-family homes. 50 Home Court was finalized in September 2023. 67 Domicile Court was finalized in April 2024. This agenda item was to finalize four parcels by signing the Quit Claim Deeds for  carried unanimously.  New Business  and it carried unanimously.  Corporation  5    June 18, 2024  115 Domicile Circle, 135 Domicile Circle, 159 Domicile Circle and 1167 Trails Blvd. To transfer title to each ofthej parcels tot the PSCDC. Commissioner Maez moved to approve four separate Quit Claim Deeds to the Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation for parcels at 115, 135 and 159 Domicile Circle and 1167 Trails Blvd. as presented. Commissioner  Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. C. Consideration and Approval of Housing Opportunity Process  Jack Harper, Interim County Manager, read for Emily Lashbrooke, Executive Director of Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation, stated they had developed a lottery process to implement for their workforce housing project Phase 1 and was requesting the Board of County Commissioners to adopt the process. Commissioner Brown moved to approve the Housing Opportunities Process Administrative Guidelines for the Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation Workforce Housing Project Phasel: as presented. Commissioner D. Consideration of Resolution 2024-44 Opposing the Designation of the Proposed Dolores Jack Harper, Interim County Manager, presented a resolution providing the Board of County Commissioners: opposition toap proposal to designate an approximately 400,000-acre areas spanning Mesa, Montrose and San Miguel Counties as National Monument. Commissioner Maez moved to adopt Resolution 2024-44 opposing the designation of the proposed Dolores Canyons National Monument with the revision toj paragraph two. Commissioner Brown seconded the  Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  Canyons National Monument  motion and it carried unanimously. Commissioner Comments There were none.  With no further business coming before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 4:42 p.m.  Approved this 16th day of. July 2024.  Miaokul  Kristy Archuleta  Archuleta County Clerk & Recorder  ETA MAY 20 1885. o  A  6    FOUNDED 11885 RA  ARCHULETA COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  MEETINGS ARE CONDUCTED IN PERSON AND WILL BE BROADCAST VIA PUBLIC COMMENT WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED THROUGH THE ZOOM PORTAL IF A PUBLIC COMMENT REQUEST FORM IS SUBMITTED PRIOR TO VIEW THE ZOOM MEETING AT https./zoom.us//916090483757  ZOOM. THE MEETING.  MOMdFFVOIECVKIN-AWAFas2m:dazzo): Meeting ID 916 0904 8375 - Passcode 4141885 CALLTO ORDER THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS OF. JUNE 18, 2024AT1:30P.M.  PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE MOMENT OF SILENCE  DISCLOSURES AND/OR CONFLICTS OFI INTEREST APPROVAL OR ADJUSTMENTS TO AGENDA Executive! Session Special Agenda Topic 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 executives session.  LAND USE PUBLIC HEARING  A. Public Hearing For Consideration And Approval Of Resolution 2024. Amending The Archuleta County Land Use Regulations This resolution amends the Archuleta County Land Use Regulations relating tos short term rentals. These amendments were tabled att thel May 21 and. June 4, 2024 BoCC meetings.  Presentor  Pamela Flowers    Presentor's Title Documents:  Development Director  RESOLUTION2024 AMENDING THE COUNTYLAND USE REGULATIONS_VAPDF  LURE PROPOSED CHANGES STR CLEAN.PDF LUR PROPOSED CHANGES: STR-A AS AMENDED.F PDF SUMMARY OF PROPOSED CHANGES STR: 240618.PDF  LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY  A. Consideration And Approval Of A Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License This isan renewal ofal Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License for BMGI Pagosa 765 LLCI located at 765 Industrial Circlei inl Pagosa! Springs, Colorado. This renewal includes no changes. The applicationi is complete and the proper fees have been paid. The Sheriff's Office, County Building Department and Fire Protection District have all completed their inspections and found no issues. The financial impact tot the County is the fees paid per the County Fee Schedule and staff recommends approval oft this  Renewal For BMG Pagosa 765 LLC  marijuana license renewal. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Maryl Helminski Executive AssistantParalega  BMG PAGOSA OPC RENEWALPDF  B. Consideration And Approval Of A Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License Renewal For. JI And. JI Enterprises Inc. Dba Random Precision Thisi isan renewal ofal Retail Optional Premises Cultivation License for) J: and. JI Enterprises Inc. dba Random Precision located at 235 Bastille Drive in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. This renewal includes no changes. The application is complete and the propert fees have been paid. The Sheriff's Office, County Building Department and Fire Protection District have all completed their inspections and found no issues. The financial impact tot the County ist the fees paid per the County Fee Schedule and staff  recommends approval oft this marijuana license renewal.  Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Mary Helminski Executive Assistant/Paralega  RANDOM PRECISION OPC RENEWALPDF  CONSENT AGENDA BY BOCC/LIQUOR BOARD David C. Olsen Dba Turkey Springs Trading Post  A. Consideration, And Approval Of A Retail Liquor Store License Renewal For Thisi isa a renewal ofal Retail Liquor Store license for David C. Olsen dba" Turkey Springs Trading Post located at 11497) W. Hwy 160i inl Pagosa Springs, Colorado. This renewali includes no changes. The applicationi is complete and the proper fees have been paid. The Sheriff's Office and the County Building Department havec completed their inspections and found noi issues. The financial impact tot the County ist the fees paid pert the County Fee Schedule and staffr recommends approval oft this liquor license renewal. Responsible Staf: Mary Helminski, Liquor Licensing Agent.    Documents:  TURKEY SPRINGSL LIQUORE RENEWALPDF  B. Consideration And Approval Of A Hotel & Restaurant W/Optional Premises Liquor Renewal For PSGC LLC Dba Pagosa Springs Golf Club This is a renewal ofal Hotel & Restaurant w/Optional Premises liquor license for PSGCI LLC dbal Pagosa Springs Golf Club located at 11 Pines Club Placei inl Pagosa Springs. Colorado. This renewal includes no changes. Thea application is complete and the proper fees havel been paid. The Sherifl's Office: andt the County Building Department have completed their inspections and found noi issues. The financial impact tot the County is the fees paid per the County Fee Schedule ands staffrecommends: approval of this liquor license renewal. Responsible Staff: Mary Helminski, Liquor Licensing Agent.  Documents:  PAGOSA GOLFLIQUORI RENEWALPDF  CONSENT AGENDA  A. PAYABLE WARRANTS AND PURCHASE CARDS June 5, 2024. June 18, 2024 B.F REGULAR MEETING MINUTES Regular Meeting Minutes May 21, 2024 Draft of the regular meeting minutes of! May 21, 2024.  Documents:  05-21-2024R.PDF  Regular Meeting Minutes June 4, 2024 Draft oft the regular meeting minutes of] June 4, 2024.  Documents:  06-04-2024R.PDF  C. Consideration Of Resolution 2024.  To Consolidate 2L Lots Into 1 Lot In  Block 1, Aspen Springs Subdivision No. 4, Owned By Jeffrey Reichel And Jan This request is to consider al Resolution authorizing the consolidation ofLots 18 and 19X of Block 1, Aspen Springs Subdivision No. 4, tol become Lot 19XX, owned by. Jeffrey D. Reichel and. Jan L. O'Brien. Thei impact tot the County budgeti includes fees paid per the County Fee Schedule, generally balanced by a reductioni inj property taxes. This consolidation has been reviewed by the Staffa andi is  O'Brien  recommended for approval. Documents:  LOT CONSOLIDATIONI RESOLUTION REICHELPDF    D. Consideration, And Approval Of Public Contract For Services With Healthy This annual contract provides the terms and conditions related tot the Colorado Dept. ofPublic Health and Environment Health Disparities Community Grant Program titled" "Archuleta Nutrition Security  Archuleta, Inc. Health Equity Project". Documents:  HEALTHYARCHULETACONTRACTPOF  NEW BUSINESS A. Consideration Of Resolution 2024. And Information  Amending Fees For County Services  Pursuant to C.R.S.3 30-11-108, thel Board of County Commissioners are charged with establishing fees charged for county services. This resolution updates certain fees. Suggested amendments or additions tot the current fee schedule are highlighted iny yellow to ensure transparency in! how the county  represents changing fees. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Jack Harper Interim County Manager  FEE SCHEDULE- CLEAN.PDF  FEE SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTED TO SHOW CHANGES.PDF  B. Consideration, And Approval Of Four (4) Quit Claim Deeds To The Community Onl May 16, 2023, the Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2023-47 committing six county-owned parcels tot thel Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation (PSCDC) for construction ofa affordable single-family homes. 501 Home Court was finalized in September 2023. 67 Domicile Court was finalized in April 2024. This agenda itemi ist to finalize the final four parcels by signing the Quit Claim Deeds for 115 Domicile Circle, 135 Domicile Circle, 1591 Domicile Circle and  Development Corporation  1167Trails Blvd. tot transfer title to cach oft the parcels tot the PSCDC.  Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Todd) Weaver County Attorney  QUIT CLAIM DEEDI TO CDC- 115DOMICILEPDF QUIT CLAIM DEEDT TOCDC-1 135 DOMICILE.PDF QUIT CLAIM DEED1 TOCDC-1 159 DOMICILE.PDF QUIT CLAIMO DEEDT TOCDC- 1167 TRAILS.PDF  . Consideration And Approval Of Housing Opportunity Process  Thel Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation (PSCDC) has developed a lottery process to implement for their workforce housing project Phase 1a andi is requesting the Board of County  Commissioners to adopt this process. Presentor  Emily Lashbrooke    Presentor's' Title Documents:  Executive Director, Pagosa Springs Community Development  Corporation  PSCDCI PHASE 1HOP GUIDELINES6: 1324V2DRAFTPDF  D. Consideration Of Resolution 2024- Opposing The Designation Of The This resolution provides the Board of County Commissioners' opposition toa aj proposal to designate an approximately 400,000: acre area spanning Mesa, Montrose and San Miguel Counties as a National  Proposed Dolores Canyons National Monument  Monument. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Jack Harper Interim County Manager  RESOLUTION 2024- OPPOSINGI DESIGNATION OFT THE PROPOSED DOLORES  CANYONS MATIONALMONUMENIPOF  COMMISSIONER COMMENTS  ADJOURNMENT OF THE REGULAR BOCC MEETING  All meetings tol be! heldi int the Archuleta County Administration Offices 3981 Lewis Street, unless otherwise stated. All Regular and Special BoCCI Mectings are recorded.    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  40  1of40  R$0.00 DS0.00  RESOLUTION 2024- HI  A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AMENDING THE ARCHULETA COUNTYLANDI USE REGULATIONS WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. $ 30-28-101. et.seq. and in particular, C.R.S. SS 30-28-111 and 30-28-133. the Archuleta County Planning Commission made a comprehensive revision to the zoning plan and subdivision regulations for the unincorporated territory of Archuleta County. and pursuant to C.R.S. $ 30-28-112. certified the. ArchuletaCounty Land Use Regulations tot the Board ofCounty Commissioners by Planning Commission Resolution No. 2006-01; and,  OF ARCHULETA COUNTY, COLORADO,  WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. $ 30-28-112. the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners (the "Board") adopted the Archuleta County LandUse Regulations by Resolution  No. 2006-13. and as subsequently amended: and.  WHEREAS. pursuant to C.R.S. $ 30-28-116. from time to time, the Board of County Commissioners may amend provisions of the zoning resolution. when first submitted for the approval, disapproval. or suggestions ofthe County Planning Commission; and.  WHEREAS, the Archuleta County Development Services Department has drafted proposed amendments to Sections 2 (Land Use Review), 3 (Zoning Regulations). 5 (Development Standards) and 11 (Definitions) oftheA Archuleta( County LandUse Regulations; and,  WHEREAS. the Archuleta County Planning Commission conducted public meetings on January 24. February 28, March 28. and April 25, 2024 after due public notice, to consider proposed amendments to the Archuleta County Land Use Regulations; and unanimously  recommended approval certifying said amendments to the Board: and.  WHEREAS, the Board has conducted a public hearing to consider proposed amendments to WHEREAS. public notice oft the hearing was given by publication in a newspaperc ofg general WHEREAS. at the public hearing. testimony was taken from all persons appearing and WHEREAS. the Board has considered the public need, legal authority and purpose of the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF, ARCHULETACOUNTY,COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:  the. Archuleta County Land Use Regulations: and.  circulation in the County as required by C.R.S. $ 30-28-116: and,  wishing to give testimony: and. land use regulations.  KRISTY ARCHULETA RESOLUTIONS    22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  2of40  R$000 D$0.00  Section 1. Findings.  a. The proposed amendments meet the criteria for amendment of the Archuleta County Land  Use Regulations in Section 1.1.9. Section 2. Adoption and Effective Date.  a. The proposed amendments to Sections 2, 3, 5 and 11 of the Archuleta County Land Use b. The proposed amendments shall take effect upon the date of adoption. unless otherwise  Regulations. attached hereto as Exhibit A, are hereby adopted.  indicated.  APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 18th DAY OF JUNE, 2024.  ATTEST:  Board ofCounty Commissioners Archyleta County, Colorado imi  histpuchukta Ayony-huininke, Kristy Archuleta, County Clerk  muduo  Veronica Medina. Chair  pb  MAY 20 1885  2    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  3of40  R$0.00 DS0.00  EXHIBITA    22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  4of40  R$0.00 D$0.00  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS 3.1 DISTRICT REGULATIONS 3.1.1 Zoning Map: 3.1.2 Zoning Districts Established: 3.1.3 Zoning District Uses: 3.1.4 Zoning District Standards 3.1.5 Overlay Districts: 3.1.5 Planned Unit Development (PUD) 3.1.6 Rezoning: 3.2 USE REGULATIONS 3.2.1 Change of Use 3.2.2 Use-by-Right (UBR) Site Plan Review 3.2.3 Conditional Use Permit (CUP): 3.2.4 Temporary Use Permit (TUP): 3.2.5 Accessory Uses: 3.2.6 Accessory! Structures: 3.2.7 Vacation Rental Permit (VRP):  Vacation Rental is a Residential Use of a dwelling unit-eitheri in whole or in part-on as short- term rental basis, less than thirty (30) days at a time. Meals are not provided, although guests may have full access to kitchen facilities. It is unlawful to rent or offer to rent any Dwelling Unit as a Vacation Rental unless and until a Vacation Rental Permit has been approved. Vacation Rentals are land uses that have potential for causing adverse impacts on others because of such factors as proximity to other homes, method of operation, scale or intensity of activity, or parking and traffic generated. Because oft these characteristics, Vacation Rental Permits require review and evaluation so that Vacation Rentals may! be located and operated with proper respect for their effects on surrounding neighbors, properties, and Archuleta County at large.  3.2.7.1 Purpose and Intent  Vacation Rentals may be permitted subject to such conditions and limitations as Archuleta County may prescribe. The intent is to ensure that thel location and operation of the Vacation Rental isi in accordance with the development objectives of the County (per the Community Plan) and will not be detrimental to other uses or properties. Vacation Rentals must meet all building, zoning, environmental, infrastructure, and site development standards as detailed in Section 5 of these regulations. Where conditions cannot be devised to achieve these objectives, ori it is not possible to mitigate adverse impacts, applications for Vacation Rental Permits shall not be approved.  (1) Planning Department. determination.  a. The Development Director may approve VRPs administratively (as shown in Table 3). b. The Director may refer any' VRP Application to the Planning Commission for final    *22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  5of40  R$0.00 D$0.00  c. Should an Applicant disagree with a determination or conditions of Administrative approval; the Applicant may appeal for a Public Hearing before the Planning  Commission. (2) The Planning Commission. the Development Director. Board of County Commissioners.  a. For Vacation Rentals with the potential for causing greater adverse impacts, the Planning Commission will make the final determination, with recommendation by b. Should an Applicant disagree with a determination or conditions of approval of the Planning Commission, the Applicant may appeal for a Public Hearing before the  3.2.7.2 Submittal Requirements  The Applicant shall complete the online application process in the approved system including sufficient details, digital copies of required materials, and payment of the non- refundable application fee, as provided fori in the current County Fee Schedule. The application shall include the following (items marked with an * will also be required for (1) *Property Details and Contact information for Property owner and all assigned (2) Proof of Ownership - If owner of the property isa al Trust or Corporate Entity, the Applicant must submit documents that identify all individuals who have authority to (3) *Agent Authorization Documents -Proof that the property owner has authorized an individual(s) to make binding representation on their behalf for any oft the following  renewal applications): Agents;  make decisions regarding the property;  reasons:  a. Submitting: a Vacation Rental Permit Application, b. Acting as the Emergency Contact for a Vacation Rental, - Accepting and managing bookings for a Vacation Rental;  (4) *Proof of Neighbor and Owner's Association Notification - Proof that the completed Vacation Rental Notification Form (provided by the Planning Department or found online) has been mailed. This shall be documented by submitting a copy of the completed notification form, and either af Firm Book Form (USPS Form 3665 or 3877) with affixed postmark or CertificatesohMaling (not Certified Mail) proving the notification was sent prior to the date the application was submitted. Notice must be a. Allp property owners of any parcel adjacent to your parcel or unitsi in a shared building for condos (contact the Planning Department for al list ofr required neighbor  sent to: notifications);    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  6of40  R$0.00 DS0.00  b. Any Owner's Association for the dwelling (Associations with a defined notification (5) Parking Plan Site Map - An aerial map of the dwelling to be used for the rental including markings for all available on-site guest parking spaces. Ift there is a garage on the property that will be available to guests, these spaces must also ber marked on the map. An improvement location certificate or other survey will also suffice, but nota (6) Water Treatment/Sewer Documents- - Ap public sewer bill or On-Site Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS) Permit or Transfer of Title Acceptance Document proving how wastewater will be managed at the property and! limits to capacity, if applicable; (7) Advertisements- -A Advertisements must be reviewed for compliance as part oft the a. *For new and renewal applications, al list of all booking and advertising platforms (AirBNB, VRBO, Evolve, etc.)t to be used must be submitted, b. For new applications only, a draft advertisement, including all proposed pictures and narrative descriptions, must also be submitted; (8) "Sales/Lodging Tax Payment Method - Documents that show how Colorado Sales and Lodging Taxes will be paid must be submitted; (9) *Vacation Rental Disclosure Form - The completed Vacation Rental Disclosure Form (provided byt the Planning Department or found online) must be reviewed, initialed, signed, and submitted to document property owner's and agent's (as applicable) understanding and compliance with all performance standards found in Section5 5.5.6; (10) *Payment of Appropriate Fees-1 The Planning Staff will confirm the appropriate fee, in accordance with the current County Fee Schedule, after the application documents are  process supersede this process);  hand-drawn sketch;  application process.  fully reviewed. 3.2.7.3 Review Procedure  Upon determination of a Complete Application, the Development Director shall approve, approve with conditions, or deny the application, basing this decision upon the facts presented int the application andi in due consideration of the criteria for review. Ifan application remains incomplete for more than 30 days after notification of such status, the permit may be denied and a new application andi fees will ber required. (1) The Development Director shall make the final determination without a public hearing, unless appealed or referred to the Planning Commission. (2) Conditions. The Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners may require or recommend conditions or stipulations, which may include property and room configurations, as well as operational and/or maintenance considerations, in addition to standard development and use regulations which apply  within a particular zone district or for a similar "permitted use."    22402536*  SECTION3-ZONINGREGULATIONS  22402536 62420241101AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  7of40  R$0.00 D$0.00  (3) The Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners may specifically require or recommend the permit be granted only for a defined period, after which time the approved use shall expire unless renewed subject to allof  ther requirements oft this Section.  3.2.7.4 Review Criteria  Before acting on a Vacation Rental Permit application, the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners shall consider the following (1) The relationship and impact of the Vacation Rental on the development objectives of (2) The effect of the Vacation Rental on light and air, distribution of population, transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recreation facilities, and other (3) The effect of the Vacation Rental upon traffic, with particular attention to congestion, vehicular and pedestrian circulation, safety and convenience, traffic flow and control, access, maneuverability, and removal of snowf from the roads, sidewalks, and parking (4) The effect of the Vacation Rental upon the character of the area in which the dwelling unit isl located, including the scale of the proposed Vacation Rental in relation to (5) The adequacy of the design features of the site and dwelling unit to accommodate the proposed Vacation Rental, including but notl limited to accessibility, service areas, (6) The effect of the Vacation Rental upon the natural resources and wildlife habitat (7) Such other factors and criteria as the Development Director, Planning Commission, and Board of County Commissioners deems applicable to the proposed Vacation  criteria and factors with respect to the proposed use:  Archuleta County. public facilities.  areas.  surrounding uses.  parking, loading, lighting, etc.  areas.  Rental.  3.2.7.5 Necessary Findings:  Before acting on a Vacation Rental Permit application, the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners: shall make the following (1) That thel location of the proposed Vacation Rental, the proposed access to the site, and the conditions under which the Rental would be operated or maintained will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare, or materially injurioust to  findings:  properties or improvements in the vicinity.    *22402536*  22402536 62420411.01AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  8of40  R$0.00 D$0.00  (2) That there are adequate and available utilities and public services to service the proposed Vacation Rental, without reduction in the adequacy of services to other existing uses. These utilities and public services may include, but are not necessarily limited to sewage and waste disposal, water, electricity, law enforcement, and fire (3) That the proposed Vacation Rental will be compatible with adjacent uses, including but notl limited to site design and operating factors, such as the control of any adverse impacts including noise, dust, odor, vibration, exterior lighting, traffic generation, hours of operation, public safety, community character, etc.  protection.  3.2.7.6 Approval and Effect:  (1) Unlike other Use Permits, a Vacation Rental Permit shall NOT run with thel landi in a. New property owners must applyf for their own Vacation Rental Permit after transfer of property ownership is completed. Ift they wish to keep short- term rental bookings from the previous property owner, the new application and required fees fora a VRP must be submitted within thirty (30) calendar days after the closing date for the purchase, to avoid penalty. But no advertisements may be active until and b. Ifap property transfers as the result of an inheritance, the Vacation Rental Permit c.Ifap property is transferred from individual(s) to at trust or corporate entity, or vice versa, and thei individual(s) remain identical, this is not considered a change of (2) The Planning Department will conduct an Inspection to verify the accuracy of the information submitted during the application process, as well as the compliance or continued compliance with conditions of approval, applicable building codes, land use codes, zoning restrictions, and other standards for Vacation Rental operations. a. The dwelling unit will be inspected within thirty (30) calendar days after the datea completed application for a new VRP is submitted, and all fees are paid. b. The dwelling unit willl ber re-inspected within thirty (30) calendar days after the date a completed application for a VRP renewal is submitted, and all fees are paid. The dwelling unit may ber re-inspected to investigate staff or citizen concerns or complaints regarding violations of these Regulations, conditions of approval, or d. New conditions may be applied after any! Inspection. If any conditions or standards are not met or maintained, it shall be considered a violation of these Regulations and the VRP shall be: subject to the provisions of Sections 1.4and 5.5.6.  perpetuity.  unless the VRP is approved. may also be so transferred.  ownership that would require a new VRP application.  other development codes.    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  9of40  R$0.00 DS0.00  Application fees willi include up to two (2) site visits to a dwelling unit to conduct thei inspection and verify required corrections.. Additional visits or no-show appointments may require payment of additional fees, as shown in the Archuleta (3) An approved Vacation Rental Permit shall be effective from the date of approval for one (1) year, unless otherwise determined by the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners: at the time of issuance. Renewal applications (including all required documents and payment) must be submitted before the VRP expiration date or the permit will be considered Closed. (4) A Closed permit requires the completion of al New Vacation Rental Permit Application and will be subject to all standards and criteria in place ont the date of application  County Fee Schedule.  submittal.  END STR PROPOSED CHANGES SECTION3    *22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM 10of40 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTIONS-DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 5.1 SUBDIVISION DESIGN STANDARDS 5.2 ENVIRONMENTAL, STANDARDS 5.2.1 Preservation of Surface Water Resources 5.2.2 Preservation of Natural Features and Resources 5.2.3 Mitigation of Natural Hazards 5.3 INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS 5.4 SITED DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS  5.5 PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS AND LODGING STANDARDS 5.5.1 Lodging Establishment. These standards apply. 5.5.4 Dude Ranch or Wilderness Lodging 5.5.5 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds 5.5.6 Vacation Rental Standards  5.5.2 Lodging Food Service Operations. For Bed and Breakfast Establishments.. 5.5.3 Lodging Units. These standards will apply to Lodging Establishments  Vacation Rental is a Residential Use of a dwelling unit-in whole ori in part-onashort-term rental basis (less than 30 days at a time). Temporary structures (recreational vehicles, tents, yurts, tipis, park model tiny homes, etc.) may not be used for Vacation Rentals, but can be  rented witha al Lodging Conditional Use Permit. 5.5.6.1 There are two categories of Vacation Rentals.  (1) Owner-occupied (00) Vacation Rentals are any Vacation Rentals that provide a portion of the dwelling unit for short-term rental while another portion is used for long-term rental or permanent residency of aj property owner; or where there are multiple dwelling units and one dwelling unit is provided for short-term rental and the other is occupied as a long-term rental or as permanent residence of a property owner. To qualify for this status, at least one full-time occupant oft the property must reside on the parcel while the rental guests are present to provide oversight. (2) Non-Owner-Ocupied (NOO) Vacation Rentals are any Vacation Rentals that provide the entire dwelling unit for short-term rental while the property owner permanently resides elsewhere, and no portion of the dwelling unit or property is  provided as al long- term rental.  5.5.6.2 Location. Vacation Rentali is a permitted use in each Zoning District iny which al Dwelling Unit or Manufactured Home is a permitted use, as showni in Table 3. This includes PUD These standards were derived in part from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Sanitary Standards and Regulations for Public Accommodations, 6CCR  Zone, unless a Development Plan specifies otherwise.  5.5.6.3 Performance Standards.  1010-14.    22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM 11of40 R$0.00 DS0.00.  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5-D Development: Standards  (1) Roles and Responsibilities. The Property Owner is ultimately responsible for ensuring all requirements oft this regulation are met. In doing so, the Property Owner may act as the Applicant, the Operator, and/or the Emergency Contact. As an alternative, the Property Owner maye employ others as Agents tot fulfill any or all of these responsibilities as described here. Contact information for all parties fulfilling any of these responsibilities must be provided to the Planning Staff and must be updated if/when changed within five (5) business days oft the change. a. Applicant. Thei individual(s) who completes the Vacation Rental Permit application process willl be referred to as the Applicant. This party is responsible for the gathering of all required documents and providing them to the Planning Staff via the approved application process or system along with payment of all application fees. They shall remain actively engaged with the Planning Staff to ensure all application requirements are fully met in at timely manner to avoid Operator. Thei individual(s) who offers, confirms, and manages all bookings for stays at the Vacation Rental (including guest payments) and who communicates with guests before and during their stay willl ber referred to ast the Operator. Emergency Contact. The party who is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year to respond to the Vacation Rental as needed to alleviate complaints regarding violations of these standards, County Ordinances, or neighborhood rules and covenants is the Emergency Contact. The Emergency Contact must reside no more than 30r minutes away from the Vacation Rental. If the Property Owner resides outside this response time, an Agent whose residence complies with this requirement must be assigned tot fulfill this role. The Development Director will bet thet final authority for validating that the Emergency Contac'sresidential address meets the thirty (30) minute response  penalties.  requirement.  (2) Code Compliance. Any person offering (Property Owner or their Agent) and dwelling unit offered as a Vacation Rental must be in conformance with all applicable building, zoning, public health, and development codes, as well as County  ordinances (Section1.4.3.1). (3) Density. (Reserved for Future Use)  (4) Space and Occupancy. The number of short-term rental guests shall be limited by the number of bedrooms and capacity of a valid Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS). In situations where on-site parking availability is constrained, the number of guests may be similarly restricted. These limits do not otherwise apply to a. Dwelling Guest Limits. When determining the Dwelling Guest Limit, there shall be no more than two (2) overnight guests per bedroom allowed. For a dwelling unit on public sewer, up to two (2) overflow guests per dwelling unit maya also be allowed if adequate guest beds are provided. For a dwelling unit on an OWTS,  personal (not Short-term Rental) use byt the property owner.    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 12of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section! 5-Development: Standards  overflow guests may not be allowed (see Section a.3 below). Children under the age of 24 months will not count against the Dwelling Guest Limits. 1. These sleeping capacity limits are calculated in all sleeping facilities int the home. Any excess sleeping capacity must be removed from all advertising asa condition for approval of the VRP, as applicable. 2. Lofts and other open spaces can be used as guest sleeping rooms. However, rooms willl NOT be added to the dwelling unit's bedroom count to increase i. The room is completely enclosed (separated from the rest of the dwelling unit byi its own door and four (4): solid walls which are at least seven (7)feet ii. Ther room meets all structural and fire safety requirements listedi in iii. The infrastructure supporting the dwelling can adequately absorb the additional occupancy generated byi increasing the guest limits. iv. Approval is received from the Development Director.  Dwelling Guest Limits, unless:  in height.  sections 5.5.6.3(4)c below.  3. OWTS Permitted Guest Limit. Ifa dwelling unit is serviced by an OWTS, the Dwelling Guest Limit will be determined by the capacity of the OWTS (included on the approved OWTS permit or Transfer of Title Acceptance i. Ift the OWTS documentation shows a design flow expressed in gallons per day (GPD), the Dwelling Guest Limit will be determined by dividing this GPD by 75 gallons per person as explained in the OWTS regulation. The resulting number of persons will be the Dwelling Guest Limit on the VRP and cannot ii. Ifthe Approved OWTS document DOES NOT list the Design Flow as described above, ther number of bedrooms listed on the document: shall be used as described in Table 6-1 from the Colorado. State Regulation 43, On- Site Wastewater Treatment Systems. This table shows that there will be two people (guests) counted for bedrooms 1-3, and only one person (guest) for bedrooms 4 and over. Dwelling Guest Limits will be calculated in iii. Updated approved OWTS permits mayb be submitted to the Staff at any time during the permitted period to adjust the Dwelling Guest Limit. Please speak to the Planning Staff before undertaking work on upgrading an OWTS for this purpose to ensure potential outcomes are fully understood. iv. No overflow guests willl be allowed unless the OWTS capacity supports such an addition to Dwelling Guest Limits and will never exceed two (2)  Document) as follows:  be exceeded.  this manner.  guests.    22402536*  22402536 6/24/202411:01. AM 13of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5- Development Standards  b. Sleeping Room Guest Limits. Every room occupied fors sleeping must be configured and furnished according to these standards: 1. Floor Size. No sleeping room shall be less than seven (7) feet in any horizontal dimension, must contain at least seventy (70) square feet off floors space for the first guest, andi fifty (50) square feet of floor space for each additional guest. Nop portion of any room having a ceiling height of less than five (5) feet shall be considered as contributing to ther minimum required areas. Areas within a closet or other space separated from the room bya a door SHALL NOT 2. Ceiling Height. Nor room used for sleeping shall have a ceiling height less than seven (7) feet. In rooms with sloping ceilings, the required ceiling height shall bep providedi in at least 50% of ther room and no portion of any room havinga ceiling height ofl less than five (5) feet shall be considered as contributing to 3. Bed Capacity. Guest capacity per bedy will be calculated using the following guidelines. King-, California king-, and queen-size mattresses are considered as having at two-guest capacity. All others, including full, double-, single-, and twin-size are considered: as having a one-guest capacity. See Figure 5-1 for required dimensions for determining the size ofa a mattress. There shall be a clear ceiling height above the mattress of not less than thirty-six (36) inches and a clear space of at least twenty-seven (27)i inches between mattresses of  be included in the area measurements.  the minimum required areas.  a double-bunk bed.  72484  an  Figure 5-1. Mattress Dimensions  C. Structural and Fire Safety! Standards. The dwelling unit must meet safety codes. - Access. Every room used for sleeping must have its primary entrance directly accessible, without passing through another room or rooming unit, to the outside or to a common hallway leading tot the outside.  1. Access and Exits.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 14of40 R50.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5- Development Standards  ii. Emergency Escape Route. All rooms used for sleeping must have an emergency escape route, other than its primary entrance, that leads from ther room directly to the outside of the dwelling. If the emergency escape 1) The opening of that window must be atl least 5.0s square feet for at-grade and below-grade windows, or 5.7 square feet for above-grade windows. The window opening must also be at least 20 inches in width and 24 2)1 The windowsill must be no higher than 44 inches above the finished floor. Tor mitigate this, Approved Emergency Escape Step(s) may be used. These steps must be attached permanently to the structure of the dwelling unit and have ar minimum tread depth of 10 inches, minimum tread width of 26i inches, ar riser height between 7% and 10 inches, and at total vertical 3) Ifthe window is on the second or higher floor, there must be an emergency escape ladder available for use.  route is via awindow:  inches in height.  rise not to exceed 20 inches.  2. Detectors and Meters.  .Smoke Detectors. All rooms used for sleeping must have a smoke detector installed inside the room and one outside each separate sleeping area within ii. Carbon-Monoxide (CO) Detectors. All room used for sleeping must have a carbon-monoxide (CO) detector installed outside the room within fifteen (15) feet of the entrance to the room. Ift there is af fuel-burning appliance (wood or gas fireplace, etc.)i inside a sleeping room or its attached bathroom, there must also be a CO detector inside the room. iii. Noise Meters. Noise meters must be installed outside the dwelling unit at all doors leading directly to the outside of the home, other than garage man- doors. These detectors must be connected to a 24/7 monitoring and data collection service accessible to the Property Owner ort their Agent. For noise complaints, the Staff may request all monitoring data for the period of the 3. Extinguishers. There must be at least one fire extinguisher in the dwelling unit, 4. Handrails and Guardrails. Any stairway with four (4) or more risers must have agrip-able handrail installed with ar return on both ends. Any walking surface that is higher than thirty (30) inches above grade must have a sturdy guardrail (5) Advertisements. All ads for Vacation Rentals in all media shall follow these guidelines. Deviations from these standards will be treated as a violation oft these  fifteen (15) feet of the entrance to the room.  complaint to validate or invalidate the violation. kept in all kitchen orf food-prep areas.  of atl least thirty-six (36) inches in height.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 15of40 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section5 5-Development: Standards  Land Use Regulations and willl be subject to the provisions of Enforcement found in a. All ads musti include the Vacation Rental Permit/Account Number. b. All ads must reflect ag guest limit at or below that which is reflected on their c.Alla ads must reflect the proper sleeping.confguration: as reflected in their permit (6) Refuse Disposal. The Property Owner or his Agent shall manage storage, collection and disposal of refuse. All refuse shall be removed upon guest departure. (7) Guest Parking. There must be at least one on-site parking space for every bedroom offered for rent. Bedroom capacity on the permit may be restricted by ther number of parking spaces, ifinadequate spaces are available or provided.  Section 1.4 and! 5.5.60 of these Regulations.  permit. and conditions.  5.5.6.4 Vacation Rental Violations  Ina addition to the violations outlined in Section 1.40 of these Regulations, thet following Vacation-Rentalspedific violations willl be applicable. The Director of County Development, or designee, shall be responsible for enforcing these Regulations, unless (1) Critical Violations. Critical Violations are those violations, usually committed byt the Vacation Rental Property Owner or his Agent, that reflect disregard for the requirements of these Regulations. The following are considered Critical Violations and will be subject to the most severe remedies available, as explained in section 5.5.6.5. a. Operating an Unpermitted Vacation Rental. Advertising a short-term rental without an approved Vacation Rental Permit or accepting bookings for short- term rental without an approved Vacation Rental Permit is a Critical Violation Violation of Conditions of Approval. Violations of the conditions of approval provided with the approved Vacation Rental Permit will be considered Critical Overbooking. Encouraging or allowing more guests than the Permitted Guest Limit identified on the Vacation Rental Permit isa Critical Violation oft these d. Double Booking. Encouraging or allowing more than one partyto simultaneouslyl book under as single Vacation Rental Permit within as single dwelling unit isa Critical Violation of these Regulations. Illegal Advertising. Advertising for more guests than the Permitted Guest Limit identified on the Vacation Rental Permit is a Critical Violation of these  otherwise specifically stated.  oft these Regulations.  Violations of these regulations.  Regulations.  Regulations.    22402536*  22402536 624202411.01AM 16of40 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5-0 Development Standards  falsifyingaVacation Rental Permit Application. Submitting false or falsified documentation in a Vacation Rental Permit Application is a Critical Violation of Violations of Other Codes and Regulations. Uncorrected violations of other State and County adopted codes and regulations will also be considered: a  these Regulations.  Critical Violation oft these Regulations.  (2) Operational Violations. Operational Violations are those violations, usually committed by guests of the Vacation Rental, that reflect disregard for neighborhood character and/or the rights of property owners located in the area around the Vacation Rental property. These violations will be subject to staff validation. a. Excessive Noise. Violations oft the Archuleta County Noise Ordinance by guests ofal Vacation Rental will also be considered Operational Violations of these Regulations if the instancei is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property Owner or their Agent in a timely manner. Failure to provide the Noise Meter data fort the time period requested byt the Staff after a complaint will result ina a b. Illegal Parking. Violations of Archuleta County Parking Ordinances by guests ofa Vacation Rental will also be considered Operational Violations of these Regulations if thei instance is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property Illegal Fire Burning. Violations of Archuleta County Fire Bans by guests ofa Vacation Rental willa also be considered Operational Violations of these Regulations if the instance is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property d. Trespassing. Trespassing on private property by Vacation Rental guests ort their petsi is an Operational Violation of these Regulations if thei instance is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property Owner or their Agent in at timely  validated violation.  Owner or their Agent in a timely manner.  Owner or their Agent in a timely manner.  manner.    *22402536"  22402536 624202411.01AM 17of40 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5-0 Development Standards  5.5.6.5 Vacation Rental Remedies  Inaddition to the remedies outlined in Section 1.4 of these Regulations, the following Vacation-Rental-speciic remedies will be available. The Director of County Development, or designee, shall be responsible for determining the most appropriate remedy for violations of these Regulations, unless otherwise specifically: stated. See also Table 5-1:Waiting! Period Criteria regarding the waiting period duration an Applicant must wait after a VRP is denied or revoked to reapply for a VRP.  CATEGORY Indirect Direct Lawful  DESCRIPTION days ofn notice ofr requirement. Actions which encourage violations ofthese Regulations, the VRP,or conditions ofa approval. Actions which arei ind direct violation ofthese Regulations, the VRP, or conditions ofa approval. Actions which arei ind direct violation ofs state andf federal laws ork local ordinances. Table 5-1: Waiting Period Criteria  WAITING PERIOD 300 Days 900 Days 180 Days 1Vear  Administrative Failure tor respond tos Staff within 30  (1) Vacation Rental Permit Application Denial. Critical Violations of these Regulations discovered after the receipt ofa a completed application and while the application! is inaP Pending status, may result in the Denial of a Vacation Rental Permit application. . IfaVRP is Denied, a waiting period for resubmittal ofa a Vacation Rental Permit Application will be indicated ranging from 0-3 365 days from date of the Denial. b. Failure to submit corrections to a Vacation Rental Permit Application within 30 days of notification of errors may result in VRP Application Denial. Failure to correct items identified in the Vacation Rental Inspection report within 30 days of receipt of that report, may also result in VRP Application d. Non-payment of unpaid fines levied against a Vacation Rental may also result in  Denial.  VRP Application Denial.  e. No refunds will be issued for Denied' VRP applications.  Upon VRP Denial, all advertisements and bookings must cease to avoid (2) Vacation Rental Permit Revocation. Critical Violations of these Regulations discovered after the approval of a Vacation Rental Permit may result in the Ifav VRP is Revoked, a waiting period for resubmittal of a new Vacation Rental Permit Application will bei indicated ranging from 0-365 days from the date of  additional penalties.  Revocation of that Vacation Rental Permit.  the Revocation.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411.01AM 18of40 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section! 5- Development Standards  b. Three (3) validated and unresolved Operational Violations within the permitted No refunds will be issued for Revoked Vacation Rental Permits. d. Upon VRP Revocation, all advertisements and bookings must cease to avoid (3) Vacation Rental Permit Suspension. Critical or Operational Violations of these Regulations discovered after the approval ofa Vacation Rental Permit may resulti in a. IfaVRPi is Suspended, the Suspension period will be for ani identified duration during which time the Property Owner or their Agent will be expected to correct the identified violation(s) to have the VRP reinstated. Ift the violation(s) is(are) not corrected within this designated time-period, the Vacation Rental Permit b. Upon) VRP Suspension, all advertisements and bookings must cease to avoid (4) After-the-Fact Fines. Operating an Unpermitted Vacation Rental discovered after the receipt ofa a completed application and while the application isi in a Pending status, may result in After-the-Fact fines as outlined int the Archuleta County Fee Schedule. Additionally, violations of sections 556401.55.6424, or 5.5.6.4(3)b (5) Per Instance Fines. Each instance of a validated and unresolved Operational Violation of these Regulations will result in a graduated Per Instance Fine as defined int the Archuleta County Fee Schedule. Failure to pay Per Instance Fines in accordance with the Notice of Violation timelines may result in the Suspensionc or  period may result in VRP Revocation.  additional penalties.  the Suspension of that Vacation Rental Permit.  may be Revoked in accordance with section (2) above.  additional penalties.  may also result in After-the-Fact fines.  Revocation oft the Vacation Rental Permit.  END STR PROPOSED CHANGES SECTIONS    22402536*  22402536 624202411.01AM 19of40 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTIONII-DEFNTONS  SECTION 11-DEFINITIONS 11.1 ABBREVIATIONS 11.2 WORDSANDTERMS  11.2.1 Definitions. The following specific words and terms are defined as follows: Critical Violation: For Vacation Rental Permits, these are violations, usually committed by the Vacation Rental property owner or his agent, that reflect disregard for the requirements of these Operational Violation: For Vacation Rental Permits, these violations, usually committed bys guests oft the Vacation Rental, that reflect disregard for neighborhood character and/or the rights of property owners located in the area around the Vacation Rental. These violations are: subject to Staff validation.  Regulations.  END STR PROPOSED CHANGES SECTION 11 END STR PROPOSED CHANGES ALL SECTIONS    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 20of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS 3.1 DISTRICT REGULATIONS 3.2 USE REGULATIONS 3.2.1 Change of Use  3.2.2 Use-by-Right (UBR) Site Plan Review 3.2.3 Conditional Use Permit (CUP): 3.2.4 Temporary Use Permit (TUP): 3.2.5 Accessory Uses: 3.2.6 Accessory Structures: 3.2.7 Vacation Rental Permit (VRP):  Vacation Rental is a Residential Use of a dwelling unit- -in whole or in part-on a short-term rental basis, less than thirty (30) days at at time. Meals are not provided, although guests may have full access to kitchen facilities. Iti is unlawful to rent or offer to rent any Dwelling Unit as a Vacation Rental unless and until a Vacation Rental Permit has been approved. Vacation Rentals are land uses that have potential for causing adverse impacts on others because of such factors as proximity to other homes, method of operation, scale or intensity of activity, or parking and traffic generated. Because of these characteristics, Vacation Rental Permits require review and evaluation so that Vacation Rentals may be located and operated with proper respect for their effects on surrounding neighbors, properties, and Archuleta County at large.  3.2.7.1 Purpose and Intent  Vacation Rentals may bep permitted subject to such conditions and limitations as Archuleta County may prescribe. The intent is to ensure that the location and operation of the Vacation Rental is in accordance with the development objectives of the County (per the Community Plan) and will not be detrimental to other uses or properties. Vacation Rentals must meet all building, zoning, environmental, infrastructure, and site development standards as detailed in Section 5 oft these regulations. Where conditions cannot be devised to achieve these objectives, or iti is not possible to mitigate adverse impacts, applications for Vacation Rental Permits shall not be approved.  (1) Planning Department. determination. Commission. (2) The Planning Commission.  a. The Development Director may approve VRPs administratively (as shown in Table 3). b.T The Director may referany VRP Application to the Planning Commission fora a final Should an Applicant disagree with a determination or conditions of Administrative approval; the Applicant may appeal for a Public Hearing before the Planning  a. For Vacation Rentals with the potential for causing greater adverse impacts, the Planning Commission will make the final determination, with recommendation: by  the Development Director.  3-1    22402536*  SECTION: 3-ZONING REGULATIONS  22402536 624202411:01AM 21of40 RS0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  b. Should an Applicant disagree with a determination or conditions of approval of the Planning Commission, the Applicant may appeal for a Public Hearing before the  Board of County Commissioners.  3.2.7.2Submittal Requirements  The Applicant shall complete the online application process in the approved system including sufficient details, digital copies ofr required materials, and payment of the non- refundable application fee, as provided fori in the current County Fee Schedule. The application shall include the following (items marked with an * will also be required for (1) *Property Details and Contact information for Property Owner and all assigned (2) Proof of Ownership - If"Grantee" on the Deed is a Trust or Corporate Entity, the Applicant must submit documents that identify all individuals who have authority to (3) *Agent Authorization Documents - Proof that the property owner has authorized individual(s) to make binding representation on their behalf for any of the following  renewal applications):  Agents (if other than owner).  make decisions regarding the property.  reasons:  a. Submitting a Vacation Rental Permit Application, b. Acting as the Emergency Contact fora a Vacation Rental, Accepting and managing bookings for a Vacation Rental.  (1) Proof of Neighbor and Owner's Association Notification - Proof that the completed Vacation Rental Notification Form (provided by the Planning Department or found online) has been mailed. This shall be documented by submitting a copy of the completed notification form, and either al Firm Book Form (USPS Form 3665 or 3877) with postmark affixed or certificatesotMaling (not Certified Mail) with postmark affixed proving the notification was sent prior to the date the application was a. AII Property Owners of any parcel adjacent to your parcel or units in a shared building for condos (contact the Planning Department for al list of required neighbor b.A Any Owner's Association for the dwelling (Associations with a defined notification (2) Water Treatment/Sewer, Documents - A public sewer bill, On-Site Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS) Permit, or Transfer of Title Acceptance Document proving how wastewater willl be managed at the property and limits to capacity, if applicable. (3) Advertisements- Advertisements must be reviewed for compliance as part of the  submitted. Notice must be sent to:  notifications),  process supersede this process).  application process.  3-2    *22402536*  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  22402536 624202411:01AM 22of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  a. *For new and renewal applications, al list of all booking and advertising platforms b. For new applications only, a draft advertisement, including all proposed pictures (4) "Sales/Lodging Tax Payment Method - Documents that show how Colorado Sales  (AirBNB, VRBO, Evolve, etc.) to be used must be submitted, and narrative descriptions must also be submitted. and Lodging Taxes will be paid must be submitted.  (5) *Vacation Rental Disclosure Form - The completed Vacation Rental Disclosure Form (provided by the Planning Department or found online) must be reviewed, initialed, signed, and submitted to document Property Owner's and Agent's (as applicable) understanding and compliance with all Performance Standards found in Section5.5.6 (9) *Payment of Appropriate Fees-1 The Planning Staff will confirm all appropriate fees, in accordance with the current County Fee Schedule, after the application documents  of these Regulations.  are fully reviewed.  3.2.7.3 Review Procedure  Upon determination ofa a Complete Application, the Development Director shall approve, approve with conditions, or deny the application, basing this decision upon the facts presented in the application and in due consideration oft the criteria for review. (1) The Development Director shall make the final determination without a public hearing, unless appealed to or referred to the Planning Commission. (2) Conditions. The Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners may require or recommend conditions or stipulations, which may include property and room configurations, as well as operational and/or maintenance considerations, in addition to standard development and use regulations which apply (3) The Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners may specifically require or recommend the permit be granted only for a defined period, after which time the approved use shall expire unless renewed subject to all of  within a particular zone district or for a similar "permitted use."  the requirements of this Section.  3.2.7.4 Review Criteria  Before acting on a Vacation Rental Permit application, the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners: shall consider the following (1) The relationship and impact of the Vacation Rental on the development objectives of  criteria and factors with respect to the proposed use:  Archuleta County.  3-3    22402536"  SECTION3-ZONING: REGULATIONS  22402536 624202411:01AM 23of40 RS0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  (2) The effect oft the Vacation Rental on light and air, distribution of population, transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recreation facilities, and other (3) The effect of the Vacation Rental upon traffic, with particular attention to congestion, vehicular and pedestrian circulation, safety and convenience, traffic flow and control, access, maneuverability, and removal of snow from the roads, sidewalks, and parking (4) The effect oft the Vacation Rental upon the character of the area in which the dwelling unit is located, including the scale oft the proposed Vacation Rental in relation to (5) The adequacy oft the design features oft the site and dwelling unit to accommodate the proposed Vacation Rental, including but not limited to accessibility, service areas, (6) The effect oft the Vacation Rental upon the natural resources and wildlife habitat (7) Such other factors and criteria as the Development Director, Planning Commission, and Board of County Commissioners deems applicable to the proposed Vacation  public facilities.  areas.  surrounding uses.  parking, loading, lighting, etc.  areas.  Rental.  3.2.7.5 Necessary Findings:  Before acting on a Vacation Rental Permit application, the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners: shall make the following (1) That the location of the proposed Vacation Rental, the proposed access to the site, and the conditions under which the Rental would be operated or maintained will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare, or materially injurious to (2) That there are adequate and available utilities and public services to service the proposed Vacation Rental, without reduction in the adequacy of services to other existing uses. These utilities and public services may include, but are not necessarily limited to, sewage and waste disposal, water, electricity, law enforcement, and fire (3) That the proposed Vacation Rental willl be compatible with adjacent uses, including but not limited to site design and operating factors, such as the control ofa any adverse impacts including noise, dust, odor, vibration, exterior lighting, traffic generation,  findings:  properties ori improvements in the vicinity.  protection.  hours of operation, public safety, community character, etc.  3.2.7.6 Approval and Effect:  3-4    22402536*  SECTION 3-ZONING REGULATIONS  22402536 624202411:01AM 24of40 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  (1) Unlike other Use Permits, a Vacation Rental Permit shall NOT run with the land in a. New Property Owners must apply for their own Vacation Rental Permit after transfer of property ownership is completed. If they wish to keep: short-term rental bookings from the previous Property Owner, the new application and required fees for a VRP must be submitted within thirty (30) calendar days after the closing date for the purchase, to avoid penalty. But no advertisements may b. Ifaproperty transfers as the result ofa ani inheritance, the Vacation Rental Permit Ifap property is transferred from individual(s) to a trust or corporate entity, or vice versa, and the individual(s) remain identical, this is not considered a change  perpetuity.  be active until and unless the VRP is approved. may also be transferred with the property.  ofownership that would require a new) VRP application.  (2) The Planning Department will conduct an Inspection to verify the accuracy oft the information submitted during the application process, as well as the compliance or continued compliance with conditions ofa approval, applicable building codes, land use codes, zoning restrictions, and other standards for Vacation Rental operations. a. The dwelling unit will bei inspected within thirty (30) calendar days after the date a completed application fora new' VRP is submitted, and all fees are paid. b. The dwelling will be re-inspected within thirty (30) calendar days after the date a completed application fora a VRP renewal is submitted, and all fees are paid. The dwelling unit may be re-inspected after evidence of violations is received and after coordination with the Property Owner ort their Agent. d. New conditions may be applied after any Inspection. If any conditions or standards are not met or maintained, it shall be considered a violation of these Regulations and the VRP shall be subject to the provisions of Section 1.4, 5.5.6.4, Application fees will include up to two (2) site visits to a dwelling unit to conduct thei inspection and verify required corrections. Additional visits or no-show appointments may require payment of additional fees, as shown in the Archuleta (3) An approved Vacation Rental Permit shall be effective from the date of approval for one (1) year, unless otherwise determined by the Development Director, Planning Commission, or Board of County Commissioners: at the time of issuance. Renewal applications (including all required documents and payment) must be submitted before the VRP expiration date, or the permit will be considered Closed.  and5.5.6.5.  County Fee Schedule.  3-5    *22402536*  SECTION3-ZONING REGULATIONS  22402536 62420241101AM 25of40 RS0.00DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  (4) AClosed permit requires the completion of al New Vacation Rental Permit Application and willl bes subject to all standards and criteria in place on the date of application  submittal.  3-6    22402536*  22402536 624202411.01AM 26of40 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTIONS-DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 5.1 SUBDIVISION DESIGN STANDARDS 5.2 ENVIRONMENTAL: STANDARDS 5.3 INFRASTRUCTURE STANDARDS 5.4 SITE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 5.5 PUBUCACOWMODATIONS AND LODGING STANDARDS 5.5.1 Lodging Establishment. These standards. 5.5.2 Lodging Food Service Operations. For Bed and Breakfast... 5.5.3 Lodging Units. These standards will apply. - 5.5.4 Dude Ranch or Wilderness Lodging 5.5.5 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds 5.5.6 Vacation Rental Standards  Vacation Rental isa Residential Use ofa a dwelling unit-in whole or in part-on a short-term rental basis (less than 30 days at a time). Temporary structures (recreational vehicles, tents, yurts, tipis, park model tiny homes, etc.) may not be used for Vacation Rentals, but can be short-  term rented with approval ofal Lodging Conditional Use Permit. 5.5.6.1 There are two categories of Vacation Rentals.  (1) Owner-occupied (00) Vacation Rentals are any' Vacation Rentals that provide a portion oft the dwelling unit for short-term rental while another portion is used for long- -term rental or permanent residency ofap property owner; or where there are multiple dwellings units, and one dwelling unit is provided for short-term rental and the other is occupied as al long-term rental or as permanent residence ofa a property owner. To qualify for this status, at least one full-time occupant of the property must reside on the parcel while the rental guests are present to provide oversight. (2) Non-Owner-Occupied (NOO) Vacation Rentals are any Vacation Rentals that provide the entire dwelling for short-term rental while the property owner permanently resides elsewhere, and no portion oft the dwelling or propertyis  provided as al long-term rental.  5.5.6.2 Location. Vacation Rental is a permitted use in each Zoning District in which al Dwelling Unit or Manufactured Home is a permitted use, as shown in Table 3. This includes PUD  Zone, unless al Development Plan specifies otherwise.  5.5.6.3 Performance Standards.  These standards were derived in part from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Sanitary Standards and Regulations for Public Accommodations, 6CCR (1) Roles and Responsibilities. The Property Owner is ultimately responsible for ensuring all requirements of this Regulation are met. In doing so, the Property Owner may act as the Applicant, the Operator, and/or the Emergency Contact. Asan  1010-14.    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 27of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5- Development Standards  alternative, the Property Owner may employ others as Agents to fulfill any ora all of these responsibilities as described here. Contact information for all parties fulfilling any of these responsibilities must be provided to the Planning Staff and must be updated if/when changed within five (5) business days of the change. a. Applicant. The individual(s) who completes the Vacation Rental Permit application process will be referred to as the Applicant. This party is responsible for the gathering of all required documents and providing them to the Planning Staff via the approved application process or system along with payment of all application fees. They shall remain actively engaged with the Planning Staff to ensure all application requirements are fully met in a timely manner to avoid b. Operator. The individual(s) who offers, confirms, and manages all bookings for the Vacation Rental (including guest payments) and who communicates with guests before and during their stay will be referred to as the Operator. Emergency Contact. The party who is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks ay year to respond to the Vacation Rental as needed to alleviate complaints regarding violations oft these Regulations, County Ordinances, or neighborhood rules and covenants is the Emergency Contact. The Emergency Contact must reside no more than thirty (30) minutes away from the Vacation Rental. Ift the Property Owner resides outside this response area, an Agent whose residence complies with this requirement must be assigned to fulfill this role. The Development Director willl be the final authority for validating that the Emergency Contactsresidential address meets the thirty (30) minute response  penalties.  requirement.  (2) Code Compliance. Any person offering (Property Owner and their Agents) and dwelling unit offered as a Vacation Rental, must be in conformance with all applicable building, zoning, public health, and development codes, as well as County  Ordinances (Section 1.4.3.1). (3) Density. (Reserved for Future Use)  (4) Space and Occupancy. The number of short-term rental guests shall be limited by the number of bedrooms and capacity ofav valid Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS). In situations where on-site parking availability is constrained, the number of guests may be similarly restricted. These limits do not otherwise apply to a. Dwelling Guest Limits. When determining the Dwelling Guest Limit, there shall ber no more than two (2) overnight guests per bedroom allowed. For a dwelling unit on a public sewer, up to two (2) overflow guests per dwelling unit may also be allowed if adequate guest beds are provided. For a dwelling unit on an OWTS, overflow guests may not be allowed (see Section a.3 below). Children under the age of 24 months will not count against the Dwelling Guest Limits.  personal (not Short-term Rental), use by the property owner.  5-2    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 28of40 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5- Development Standards  1. These sleeping capacity limits are calculated in all sleeping facilities in the home. Any excess sleeping capacity must be removed from all advertising as 2. Lofts and other open spaces can be used as guest sleeping rooms. However, rooms will NOT be added to the dwelling unit's bedroom count to increase The room is completely enclosed (separated from the rest oft the dwelling unit by its own door and four (4): solid walls which are at least seven (7) ii. The room meets all structural and fire safety requirements listed in ii. The infrastructure supporting the dwelling can adequately absorb the additional occupancy generated by increasing the guest limits. iv. Approval is received from the Development Director.  acondition for approval of the VRP, as applicable.  Dwelling Guest Limits, unless: feet in height.  sections 5.5.6.3(4)c below.  3. OWTS Permitted Guest Limit. Ifa dwelling unit is serviced by an OWTS, the Dwelling Guest Limit will be determined by the capacity of the OWTS (included on the approved OWTS permit or Transfer of Title Acceptance Document) as Ifthe OWTS documentation shows a design flow expressed in gallons per day (GPD), the Dwelling Guest Limit will be determined by dividing this GPD by 75 gallons per person as explained in the OWTS Regulation. The resulting number of persons will be the Dwelling Guest Limit on the VRP ii. Ifthe Approved OWTS document DOES NOTI list the Design Flow as Described above, the number of bedrooms listed on the document shall be used as described in Table 601 from the Colorado State Regulation 43, On- Site Wastewater Treatment Systems. Thistable shows that there will be two people (guests) counted for bedroom 103, and only one person (guest) for bedrooms 4 and over. Dwelling Guest Limits will be calculated in this iii. Updated approved OWTS permits may be submitted to the Staffa at any time during the permitted period to adjust the Dwelling Guest Limit. Please speak to the Planning Staff before undertaking work on upgrading an OWTS for this purpose to ensure potential outcomes are fully understood. iv. No overflow guests willl be allowed unless the OWTS capacity supports such an addition to Dwelling Guest Limits and will never exceed two (2)  follows:  and cannot be exceeded.  manner.  guests.  b. Sleeping Room Guest Limits. Every room occupied for sleeping must be  configured according to these standards:  5-3    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 29of40 R$0.00 DSO.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section! 5 - Development Standards  1. Floor Size. No Sleeping Room shall be less than seven (7) feet in any horizontal dimension, must contain at least seventy (70): square feet of floor space for the first guest, and fifty (50) square feet off floor space for each additional guest. No portion of any room having a ceiling height of less than five (5) feet shall be considered as contributing to the minimum required areas. Areas within a closet or other space separated from the room bya a door SHALL NOT bei included in the area measurements. 2. - Ceiling Height. No room used for sleeping shall have a ceiling height less than seven (7) feet. In rooms with sloping ceilings, the required ceiling height shall be provided in at least 50% of the room and no portion ofa any room havinga ceiling height ofl less than five (5) feet shall be considered as contributing to Structural and Fire Safety Standards. The dwelling unit must meet safety codes. Access. Every room used for sleeping must have its primary entrance directly accessible, without passing through another room or rooming unit, to the outside or to a common hallway leading to the outside. ii. Emergency Escape Route. All rooms used for sleeping must have an Emergency Escape Route, other than its primary entrance, that leads from the room directly to the outside of the dwelling. Ift the Emergency Escape 1) The opening oft that window must be at least 5.0: square feet fora at- grade and below-grade windows, or 5.7 square feet for above-grade windows. The window opening must also be at least 20 inches in 2) The windowsill must be no higher than 44 inches above the finished floor. To mitigate this, Approved Emergency Escape Step(s) may be used. These steps must be attached permanently tot the structure of the dwelling unit and have a minimum tread depth of 10i inches, minimum tread width of 26 inches, a riser height between 7 % and 10 inches, and a total vertical rise not to exceed 20i inches. 3) Ifthe window is on the second or higher floor, there must be an emergency escape ladder available for use.  the minimum required areas. 1. - Access and Exits.  Route is via a window:  width and 24 inches in height.  2. Detectors.  .Smoke Detectors. All rooms used for sleeping must have a smoke detector installed inside the room and one outside each separate sleeping area within ii. Carbon-Monoxide (CO) Detectors. All room used fors sleeping must have a carbon-monoxide (CO) detector installed outside the room within fifteen (15) feet of the entrance to the room. If there is at fuel-burning appliance  fifteen (15) feet of the entrance to the room.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 30of40 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5 - Development Standards  (wood or gas fireplace, etc.) inside a sleeping room or its attached bathroom, there must also be a CO detector inside the room. 3. Extinguishers. There must be at least one fire extinguisher in the dwelling unit, 4. Handrails and Guardrails. Any stairway with four (4) or more risers must have a grip-able handrail installed with a return on both ends. Any walking surface that is higher than thirty (30) inches above grade must have a sturdy guardrail  kept in all kitchen or food-prep areas.  of at least thirty-six (36) inches in height.  (5) Advertisements. All ads for Vacation Rentals in all media shall follow these guidelines. Deviations from these standards will be treated as a violation oft these Regulations and will be subject to the provisions of Enforcement found in Section a. Alla ads must include the Vacation Rental Permit/Account Number. b. All ads must reflect a guest limit at or below that which is reflected on their Alla ads must reflect the proper sleeping configuration as reflected in their permit (1) Refuse Disposal. The Property Owner or his Agent shall manage storage, collection and disposal of refuse. All refuse shall be removed upon guest departure. In addition to the violations outlined in Section 1.4 oft these Regulations, the following Vacaton-Rental-spetcinc violations will be applicable. The Director of County Development, or designee, shall be responsible for enforcing these Regulations, unless (1) Critical Violations. Critical Violations are those violations, usually committed by the Vacation Rental Property Owner or his Agent, that reflect disregard for the requirements of these Regulations. The following are considered Critical Violations and will be subject to the most severe remedies available, as explained in Section a. Operating an Unpermitted Vacation Rental. Advertising a short-term rental without an approved Vacation Rental Permit or accepting bookings for short- term rental without an approved Vacation Rental Permit is a Critical Violation of b. Violations of Conditions of Approval. Violations of the conditions of approval provided with the approved Vacation Rental Permit will be considered Critical  1.4 and 5.5.6.5.  permit. and conditions.  5.5.6.4Vacation Rental Violations  otherwise specifically stated.  5.5.6.5.  these Regulations.  Violations of these Regulations.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 31of40 RS0.00. DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section5- Development Standards  Overbooking. Encouraging or allowing more guests than the Permitted Guest Limit identified on the Vacation Rental Permiti isa a Critical Violation oft these d. Double Booking. Encouraging or allowing more than one party to simultaneously book under as single Vacation Rental Permit within a single dwelling unit isa a Critical Violation oft these Regulations. Illegal Advertising. Advertising for more guests than the Permitted Guest Limit identified on the Vacation Rental Permit is a Critical Violation oft these f. Falsifying a Vacation Rental Permit Application. Submitting false or falsified documentation with a Vacation Rental Permit Application is a Critical Violation Violations of Other Codes and Regulations. Uncorrected violations of other State and County adopted codes and regulations will also be considereda  Regulations.  Regulations.  oft these Regulations.  Critical Violation oft these Regulations.  (2) Operational Violations. Operational Violations are those violations, usually committed by guests of the Vacation Rental, that reflect disregard for neighborhood character and/or the rights of property owners located in the area around the Vacation Rental property. These violations will be subject to Staff validation. a. Illegal Fire Burning. Violations of Archuleta County Fire Bans by guests ofa Vacation Rental will also be considered Operational Violations of these Regulations ift the instance is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property Trespassing. Trespassing on private property by Vacation Rental guests or their pets is an Operational Violation oft these Regulations if the instance is validated by Staff and not resolved by the Property Owner or his Agent in a timely  Owner or his Agent in a timely manner.  manner.  5.5.6.5 Vacation Rental Remedies.  Ina addition to the remedies outlined in Section 1.4 of these Regulations, the following Vacation-Rental-speclic remedies will be available. The Director of County Development, or designee, shall be responsible for determining the most appropriate remedy for violations oft these Regulations, unless otherwise specifically stated. See also Table 5-1: Waiting Period Criteria regarding the waiting period duration an Applicant  must wait after a VRP is denied or revoked to reapply for a VRP.  CATEGORY Administrative Indirect  DESCRIPTION Failure to respond to Staff within 30 days of notice of a requirement. Actions which encourage violations of these Regulation.  WAITING PERIOD 30Days 90D Days    *22402536*  22402536 62420241101AM 32of40 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section 5- Development Standards  Actions which are in direct violation of these Regulations, the VRP, or Conditions of Approval. Actions which are in direct violation of State and Federal laws or local laws and ordinances.  Direct Aggravated  180 Days 1Year  (1) Vacation Rental Permit Application Denial. Critical Violations of these Regulations discovered after the receipt ofa a completed application and while the applicationi is inaF Pending status, may result in the Denial ofa Vacation Rental Permit application. IfaVRP is Denied, a waiting period for resubmittal ofa a Vacation Rental Permit Application will bei indicated ranging from 0 days to 1 year from the date of the b. Failure to submit corrections to a Vacation Rental Permit Application within 30 days of notification of errors may result in a VRP Application Denial. Failure to correct items identified in the Vacation Rental Inspection report within 30 days of the receipt of that report may result in VRP Denial. d. Non-payment of unpaid fines levied against a Vacation Rental may result in VRP  Denial.  Application Denial.  Nor refunds will be issued for Denied VRP Applications.  Upon VRP Application Denial, all advertisements and bookings must cease to  avoid additional penalties.  (2) Vacation Rental Permit Revocation. Critical Violations of these Regulations discovered after the approval of a Vacation Rental Permit may result in the . IfaVRP is Revoked, a waiting period for resubmittal of a Vacation Rental Permit Application will be indicated ranging from 0 days to 1 year from the date oft the b. Three (3) validated and unresolved Operational Violations within the permitted period at the same Vacation Rental may result in VRP Revocation. No refunds will bei issued for Revoked Vacation Rental Permits. d. Upon) VRP Revocation, all advertisements and bookings must cease to avoid (3) Vacation Rental Permit Suspension. Critical or Operational Violations oft these Regulations discovered after the approval of a Vacation Rental Permit may result in  Revocation of that Vacation Rental Permit.  Revocation.  additional penalties.  the Suspension of that Vacation Rental Permit.    *22402536*  22402536 624202411.01AM 33of40 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Section! 5-[ Development Standards  a. IfaVRPi is Suspended, the Suspension duration will bet for an identified duration during which time the Property Owner or his Agent will be expected to correct the identified violation(s) to have the VRP reinstated. If the violation(s) is (are) not corrected within this designated time- period, the Vacation Rental Permit b. Upon VRP Suspension, all advertisements and bookings must cease to avoid (4) After-the-Fact Fines. Operating an Unpermitted Vacation Rental discovered after the receipt ofa a completed application and while the application is in a Pending status, may result in After-the-Fact fines as outlined in the Archuleta County Fee Schedule. Additionally, violations of Sections 5.5.6.4(1)6, 5.5.6.4(2)d, or 5.5.6.4(3)b (5) Per Instance Fines. Each instance ofa a validated and unresolved Operational Violation oft these Regulations will result in a graduated Per Instance Fine as defined in the Archuleta County Fee Schedule. Failure to pay Per Instance Fines in accordance with the Notice of Violation timelines may result in the Suspension or  may be Revoked in accordance with Section (2) above.  additional penalties.  may also result in After-the-Fact fines.  Revocation oft the Vacation Rental Permit.  5-8    22402536*  22402536 624202411:01AM 34of40 R$0.00 D$0.00 ECTIONII-DEFNITIONS 11.1 ABBREVIATIONS 11.2 WORDSA AND TERMS  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  SECTION 11-DEFINITIONS  11.2.1 Definitions. The following specific words and terms are defined as follows:  Critical Violation: For Vacation Rental Permits, these are violations, usually committed by the Vacation Rental property owner or his agent, that reflect disregard for the requirements of these Regulations. Operational Violation: For Vacation Rental Permits, these are violations, usually committed by guests oft the Vacation Rental, that reflect disregard for neighborhood character and/or the rights of property owners located in the area around the Vacation Rental. These violations are subject to Staff validation.      e    o o  o 9    o  E de  o    o  o o o o  o o    o  o  o o o o    & e ef 2    *22402537*  22402537 624202411:16AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  lofl  R$000 D$0.00  RESOLUTION 2024- - Ha  ARESOLUTION. APPROVING THE CONSOLIDATION OF CERTAIN  LOTS IN ARCHULETA COUNTY, COLORADO  WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Archuleta County, Colorado, has heretofore adopted regulations relating to the consolidation of lots in Archuleta  County, Colorado, (Resolution No. 2013-23); and  WHEREAS, the Board has received an application (PLN24-082) from Jeffrey Reichel and Jan O'Brien to consolidate certain lots in Archuleta County pursuant to the  regulations heretofore adopted by the Board; and  WHEREAS, the Board has found that Jeffrey D. Reichel and Jan L. O'Brien have met all the requirements contained in the said regulations for Lot Consolidations and the  Board may consolidate the nereamter-mentioned lots.  NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Archuleta County as follows: The Chair does hereby sign on authority granted by the Board of County Commissioners: and approves the consolidation of Lots 18 and 19X, Block 1, ASPEN SPRINGS SUBDIVISION NO. 4, according to the plat thereof filed for record August 20, 1971, as Reception No. 74785, in the office of the Clerk and Recorder, Archuleta County, Colorado, to become Lot 19XX, with the condition that if, at a future date, there is a request to split or re-subdivide the consolidated lots, the applicant must comply with the applicable Land Use Regulations in effect at the time the application is APPROVED AND ADOPTED DURING A MEETING DULY AND REGULARLY CALLED, NOTICED, CONVENED AND HELD IN PAGOSA SPRINGS, ARCHULETA COUNTY,  made.  COLORADO, this 18h day of June 2024.  ETA / The Board of County Commissioners  ATTEST: bictyplchultar bynany Kristy Archuleta County Clerk and Recorder   Archuleta County, Colorado  MAY - 20 1885. COLOR  )  Ainioa Chairman  Hlubes  KRISTY ARCHULETA RESOLUTIONS    22402538"  22402538 624202411.19AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  28  Tof28  RS0.00_DS0.00  RESOLUTION 2024-43  1 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDG OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AMENDING FEES FOR COUNTY SERVICES ANDINFORMATION WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. $30-1-108. the Board of County Commissioners of Archuleta County. Colorado/-Board)is: authorized to establish a reasonable schedule oft fees for  OF ARCHULETA COUNIN.COLORADO.  providing certain services and information to the public: and  WHEREAS, the Board is of the opinion that such fees should have a direct relationship to actual costs associated with providing such services and information to the public; and WHEREAS, the Board hereby finds and declares that the fees attached hereto are necessary and reasonable to cover the expected costs of providing the described services or information to  the public:  NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF ARCHULETACOUNTY,COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:  1.  That the attached fee schedule for services. copies. information. etc. are hereby adopted and the respective offices and elected officials are authorized to collect such fees. Such fees may be amended and revised by proper Board action takenat All fees collected according to the fee schedules shall be accounted for in the The new fees shall be effective immediately upon adoption of the Resolution.  ar regular or special meeting of the Board.  2. 3.  appropriate Fund following delivery to the County Treasurer.  APPROVED AND ADOPTEDTHIS 18th DAYOFJUNE, 2024.  BOARDOFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF ARCHULETACOUNTY,CO hoi ymuu eronica Medina. Chair  ATTEST: batplichueta by Coûnty Clerk  ETA.  20 1885. OLORAD  and Recorder  hayhamafeey  KRISTY ARCHULETA RESOLUTIONS    22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  2of28  R$0.00 DS0.00  ARCHULETA COUNTY FEE SCHEDULE  JUNE 2024  Administration Marijuana fees:  Liquor fees set by the State of Colorado (attached as Exhibit 1)  Operating Fee required for all new applications atar new (previously unlicensed) facility Medical or Retail Store New License Medical or Retail infused.ProductProucet Manufacturer New License Renewal Without Changes Renewal With Changes Late Renewal Application Transfer Location Change Business Name Change Corporate Structure Change Modification of Premises Special Use Park Permit: Veterans are exempt from this fee) Damage/Clean Up Deposit Park Use Fee Secure Transportation Services: License to Operate Secure Transportation Service Business Secure Transportation Service Vehicle Permit All fees are set by the Fixed Base Operator  $2,000.00 lea $3,000.00 lea $5,000.00 lea $3,000.00 lea $1,500.00 lea $2,000.00 lea $500.00 lea $1,500.00 lea $2,000.00 lea $500.00 lea $500.00 lea $500.00 lea  Medical or Retail Store and Cultivation (Combined) New License  Apication/Reservation Fee (local schools, USFS, BLM and  $25.00 lea $200.00 lea  $25.00 /hr (capped at $200)  $400.00 lea $100.00 lea  Airport Assessor Copies: Assessor's Records Black/White Color Data Download Maps: 8.5X11 Black/White  $0.25 /pg $0.35 /pg $400.00 lea $0.25 lea    22402538*  3of28 22402538 624202411:19AM  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  R$0.00 DS0.00 Color Color (Aerial Image) 11x17 Black/White Color Color (Aerial Image) Historic Assessor Maps: E-File Hard Copy  $0.50 lea $1.00 lea $0.50 lea $1.00 lea $4.00 lea $5.00 lea $5.00 lea $35.00 lea $45.00 job  Radius Map/ Labels Ownership List Ownership List/Sales Search Ownership List w/Labels Building Department Permit Fees:  Building Permit Fees (Residence. Utility. Commercial) Building Permit Annual Extension Agricultural Building Permit & Final Inspection Manufactured (Single-wide) Home Permit Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Sign Permit Inspection Fees:  Per permit info packet  $400.00 lea $125.00 lea $250.00 lea $350.00 lea $150.00 lea $200.00 lea $75.00 lea $50.00 /trip $100.00 lea Actual Cost $200.00 lea $250.00 lea $50.00 lea Actual Cost $100.00 lea $25.00 /hr $0.25 lea  Manufactured (Double-wide) Home and Modular Home Permit Commercial Occupancy Permit (Change of Use or Occupancy)  Re-Inspection (per trip for 3 or more visits for same inspection) Inspections Outside Normal Business hours (2 hour minimum)  Outside Consultant for Inspections First Inspection Extension Plan Review Fees: Commercial Building Plan Review Fee Outside Consultant for Plan Review Miscellaneous Fees: Appeals to Board of Appeals Address Sign Copies Violations: Offense) Offense)  Additional Plan Review due to changes, additions or revisions  Not Ready for Requested Inspection (1st Not Ready for Requested Inspection (2nd  $50 per contractor per calendar year $100 per contractor per calendar year  Page 2 of10    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  4of28  R$0.00 DS0.00  Not Ready for Requested Inspection (3rd "Building Without Permit" Citation Corrective Building Permit after Citation "Occupancy Without a Permit" Citation Expired Temporary Certificate of Occupancy After-the-Fact Building or Commercial Occupancy Permit Clerk & Recorder Copies: Budget Audit  Offense)  $200 per contractor per calendar year  $100.00 Iday $100.00 Iday $1.500.00 lea 200% of original fee  200% of original fee  $35.00 lea $35.00 lea $0.25 lea $1.25 lea $2.00 lea $1.00 lea $5.00 lea $20.00 lea $41.00 lea $10.00 lea $25.00 lea $0.01 /per name $0.02 /per name $0.05 /per name $100.00 lea $150.00 /mo $300.00 /mo $0.25 /pg $400.00 /mo $3.00 /plat $25.00 lea $2.00 /per document $4.00 /per document $20.00 lea  Copies one page or more per page: Copies made from older, big books Certificate of Voter Registration Certification of Documents Marriage License Reprint (prior to recording) Returned check fee (anything Not Motor Vehicle) Returned check/credit card fee for Motor Vehicle  Handling fee  Setup fee for election or reception data on CDlemailflash drive  Election data: Emailed document Election data: Printed list Election data: Labels Special District Minimum Election Cost Reception data by the month Internet database search (subscription) Internet database printing Internet upload for recording images Plat Images on CD/emailflash drive Copy of Minutes on CD/flash drive E-mail Fee (in addition to copy fees) Fax Fee (in addition to copy fees) up to 10 pages Vehicle dentification number inspection fee Code Enforcement Violations: Nuisance Ordinance Court  $5 50 per hour plus $ 0.55 per mile  inspectionsRenspectons (ifi in violation) Nuisance Ordinance Fines Paid Prior to Vacation Rental Inspection (no shows or 3rd Failure to Obtain. Maintain or Comply with a  $500.00 /violation $50.00 /trip $100.00/day or Page 3 of1 10  and subsequent trips) Land Use Permit  $500-51.000fcourt imposed    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM R$0.00 DS0.00 Zoning Violations (ifin violation)  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  5of28  $ 100.00/day or  $500-$ 1.000ifcourti imposed  Noise Ordinance nvestgatonsinspectons Noise Ordinance Fines (1st Offense) Noise Ordinance Fines (2nd Offense) Noise Ordinance Fines (3rd or subsequent Combined Dispatch Research and Retrieval Paper copy oft tags Digital copy oft tags Phone or radio recordings  $50.00 /trip $50.00 lea $150.00 lea $500.00 lea  Offense)  $30.00 /hr (1st hour free) $0.25 /pg $15.00 lea $30.00 lea  Extension Office/Fair Grounds Fees are attached hereto as Exhibit 2  Finance Printed copy of Audit Printed copy of Budget IFB or RFP Package (if complex) Human Services (DHS) Fees related to Records Request:  $35.00 lea $35.00 lea $50.00 lea  *GAL's are exempt from charges associated with record copies.  "Attorneys of record or parents representing themselves, in a current D&N or PRNP case, are exempt from charges associated with record copies. Only one (1) free copy will be provided per Interveners in a D&N or PRNP case are exempt from charges associated with record copies.  party.  ALL FEES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO RECORDS BEING RELEASED  Per Page fee (typical 8. 5x11 size, additional charges may apply if larger than 8. 5x11) Inspection Fee (if copies are requested. the per-page fee will be assigned) Research and Retrieval Fees Postage Fees Copies of Photographs Audio and/or Video copies Copies (Black and White)  $0.25 /pg $25.00 lea $30 per hour (first hour free)  based on shipping costs cost to replicate $2500 lea  Other:  $0.25 lea Page 4 of10    22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  6of28  R$0.00 DS0.00 Copies (Color)  $0.35 lea $20.00 lea  Child Support Services Application Information Technology Map/Other Prints: 8.5x11 11x17 24x36 36x72 Miscellaneous: Mailing and Packaging Planning Subdivision: Improperly Divided Parcel Sketch Plan Minor (up to 31 lots): Sketch Plan Major (4 or more lots): Preliminary Plan: Final Plat (minor, major, exemption, amendment) Exemption Plat Plat Amendments (sketch) Pre-Application Document Prep (up to 1hr) (credited back with submitted application) Lot Consolidation by Resolution Lot De-Consolidation: upt to 3 new lots Use Permits: Use by Right- Agricultural, Residential Use by Right- Commercial or Industrial Home Occupation Change of Use tenant or ownership Board Conditional Use Permit Conditional Use Permit New Conditional Use Permit Amended Temporary Use Permit- Residential Temporary Use Permit Commercial Flood Plain Development Permit Review Major Oil/ Gas Facility Minor Oil/Gas Facility or Pipeline Major Sand/Gravel Minor Sand/Gravel  $2.00 lea $4.00 lea $45.00 lea $54.00 lea $65.00 /hr Actual Cost  Custom Mapping. data conversion, servicing  $750.00 lea $610.00 lea $1,110.00 lea $1,010.00 lea $1,035.00 lea add'llot $50.00 lea $300.00 lea $1,000.00 lea  $1,860. 00 plus $ 30.00/lot  $535.00 up to31 lots: $75e each  $100.00 lea $500.00 lea $25.00 lea $50.00 lea $1,375.00 lea $1,150.00 lea $725.00 lea $50.00 lea $100.00 lea $100.00 lea $3,550.00 lea $1,550.00 lea $3,550.00 lea $1,550.00 lea Page 5of10    *22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  7of28  R$0.00 D$0.00 Geothermal Activity Notice Commercial Use of Geothermal Resources Vacation Rental Permits: Owner Occupied Short-term Rental (STR) Non Owner-Occupied STR Miscellaneous Fees: All other signs Rezoning Appeals  $1,550.00 lea $3,550.00 lea $400.00 lannual $700.00 lannual $25.00 lea $25.00 lea $55.00 lea $315.00 lea $1,550.00 lea $50.00 lea $200.00 lea $300.00 /hr $300.00 lea $1,025.00 lea $325.00 lea $125.00 lea $250.00 lea $30.00 /hr $0.25 /pg  Seasonal Sales, grand openings. special event signs Additional signs for existing business or project Vacating Subdivision, Right of Way. Road Address Change at Customer Request Development Agreement Review Conceptual Development Plan Review General Development Plan Review Variance (planning and engineering) Administrative Variance Letter or Determination Copies Violations: Failure to submit Land Use Permit (After-the-Fact) Public Health Fees are attached hereto as Exhibit 3 Road & Bridge Permit to work in the right-of-way Access Permit Utility Permit Onsite Evaluation Fee Re-inspect Fee After the Fact Permit Fee Sale of County Road Specifications copy Mag-Chloride per gallon (not delivered nor applied) Administrative fees Labor Variance (Road & Bridge standards only) Commercial vehicle/trailers  Extensions of Approved Applications, Permits, Developments Continuances for Pending Applications Applicant Requested  Half of original permit fee  200% of original permit fee  1.25% of required Bond or $ 120.00  minimum $120.00 lea $120.00 lea $40.00 lea $25.00 lea $240.00 lea $7.50 lea $0.85 Igal $45.00 /hr $35.00 /hr $500.00 lea $10.00 lea Page 6 of10  Scale Use Fees (Agriculture Uses are Exempt from Scale fees)    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  8of28  R$0.00 DS0.00 All others Pickup Truck 11 yd Dump Truck Water Truck Motor Grader Backhoe Loader Skid Steer Dozer D-6 Semi-Tractor Lowboy Broce Sweeper Roller Farm Tractor with Mower Fire Truck Labor Administrative fees Sheriff Bond Fee 1st Booking fee (per CRS 30-1-204) Civil Fees are attached as Exhibit 4 Concealed Weapons Permits Concealed Weapons Permits Renewal Copies Fingerprints Fingerprints - Court Ordered Records Request (up to 10 pages per case) Records Request (11+ pages) Sex Offender First Time Registration Sex Offender Quarterly Registration  $5.00 lea $35.00 /hr $105.00 /hr $105.00 /hr $110.00 /hr $165.00 /hr $95.00 /hr $130.00 /hr $60.00 /hr $165.00 /hr $130.00 /hr $70.00 /hr $115.00 /hr $75.00 /hr $105.00 /hr $35.00 /hr $25.00 /hr $10.00 lea $30.00 lea $152.50 lea $50.00 lea $0.25 Ipg $20.00 lea $20.00 lea $5.00 lea $0.25 lpg $25.00 lea $20.00 lea $350.00 lea $20.00 lea  Equipment Cost per Hour (Excluding Operator):  Semi Tractor Bottom & Belly Dump  Sheriffs Sales Vehicle verification Solid Waste Landfill: Residential Commercial (compacted or loose) (minimum of$35.00) ConsructionDemoiton (minimum ofs 35.00) Dirt/Yard Waste/Sludge 33 gallon maximum (up to seven)  Traffic Infraction Penalty Assessments are attached as Exhibit 5  $50.00 /ton $55.00 /ton $15.00 Icy $3.00 lea  (Veterans Exemption" =$50.00/ton)  Page 7 of10    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  9of28  R$0.00 DS0.00 33 gallon maximum- pine needles Matresses/Fumiture Hot Tubs removal  $5.00 lea $23.00 lea $15.00 lea $20.00 lea $60.00 lea $20.00 lea $10.00 lea $10.00 lea $10.00 lea $10.00 lea Add$10.00t0 fee Total fee will be doubled $75.00 lea $50.00 lea Commercial $20.00 lcy $3.50 lea $5.50 lea $8.00 lea NOFEE $35.00 lea $0.50 lea $1.00 lea $3.00 lea  (Veterans Exemption" =$20.0 00/ea) (Veterans Exemption" =$18.00/ea) (Veterans Exemption" =$54.00/ea) (Veterans Exemption" =$18.00/ea)  Appliances with certification of Freon Appliances that need Freon removed Other Appliances (other than dishwashers) Dishwashers Carcasses Toilets Grills (BBQ or Gas) Non-Resident Fee uncoveredunsecured Loads Chain Removal for Roll-offs Pull-Out of Truck/ehicle Stucki in Snow/Mud  Transfer Stations Pagosa Springs and Arboles:  Residential $17.00 lcy $3.00 lea $4.50 lea $6.50 lea NOFEE $0.50 lea $1.00 lea $3.00 lea  Waste Compacted Bags 33 gallon maximum (up to seven) Bags 34- 55 gallon (up to seven) Bags 56- 90 gallon (upt to seven) Recycle Fee Television Sets E-Waste for small items (mouses, cell phones, pagers) E-Waste for medium items (keyboards, ipads, dvd players) E-Waste for large items (CPU's. laptops, printers) Appliances with certification of Freon removal Appliances that need Freon removal Other Appliances Furniture Toilets Grills (BBQ or Gas)  $25.00 lea (Veterans Exemption" $65.00 lea (Veterans Exemption" $25.00 lea =$22.00/ea) $23.00 lea =$20.00/ea) $10.00 lea $10.00 lea  =$22.00/ea) =$60.00/ea) (Veterans Exemption" (Veterans Exemption*  $23.00 lea  Page 8 of10    *22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM 10of28 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Uncoveredunsecured Loads Non-Resident Fee  Total fee will be doubled Add$10.00to fee  *Veteran's Exemption Available with valid Veteran's ID card. Must be full-time Archuleta County resident not dumping commercial loads. Limited to 2 visits per year.  Surveyor Plat Reviews: Any project up to three lots Any project more than 31 lots Transportation  $110.00 lea  $110.00 lea plus $25 per add'l lot  AlI Other Riders $1.00 /trip $1.00 /trip $2.00 /trip $2.00 /trip $30.00 /trip $18.00 /trip $9.00 /trip $2.00 /trip $2.00 /trip $8.00 /trip $16.00 /trip  Verified Seniors & Veterans Free Free Free Free $20.00 /trip $12.00 /trip $6.00 /trip Free Free  Pagosa Springs Town Route: Pagosa Springs Uptown Pagosa Springs Downtown Downtown to Uptown Uptown to Downtown Pagosa to Durango Arboles to Durango Arboles to Ignacio Pagosa Springs/Arboles (Mondays only) . Each way Aspen Springs (Summers only) Each way Dial-A-Ride/Paratransit: Within Pagosa Springs Outside Town Limits Treasurer Tax Roll Data Delinquent Tax Extract Data Account Balance Data Trial Balance Due Extract Investor List Data Tax Sale Results Data  Durango Route via Arboles (Thursdays only)"   /trip $4.00 (suggested donation) /trip $8.00 (suggested donation)  24 Hour Advance Reservations Recommended  $100.00 lea $100.00 lea $100.00 lea $100.00 lea $100.00 lea $100.00 lea Page 9 of10    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 11of28 RS0.00 DS000  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  All other Data (This charge applies to entities not using the data to provide batch payments for Treasurer Deed Posting properties Treasurer Deed Lexus Nexus Research Delinquent Tax Notice Mailings Mobile Home Certificates of Ownership Lien Transfers Returned Tax Notices Active Liens Data All other Fees per Statute Water Quality Fees are attached hereto as Exhibit 6 Weed and Pest Weed & Pest Herbicide Application Herbicide Application on A-List Species ATV with Spray Equipment UTVwith Spray Equipment Backpack Spray Truck Hourly Labor Charge (per person) Chemical Charge Biological Control Agents Open Records  $100.00-500.00 lea $20.00 lea $15.00 lea $5.00 lea $35.00 lea $4.00 lea $4.00 lea $100.00 lea  property taxes)  $150.00 minimum labor charge $50.00 minimum labor charge $35.00 /hr $40.00 /hr $20.00 /hr $40.00 /hr $40.00 /hr $20.00 Irelease  List Price plus 10%  ALL FEES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO RECORDS BEING RELEASED  Research and Retrieval Fees Copies Copies of Photographs Audio and/or Video copies Postage Fees  $30.00 /hr (1st hour free) $0.25 /pg cost to replicate $25.00 lea shipping costs   Custodian of Record shall noti impose a charge for the first hour oft time expended in connection with the research and retrieval of public records After the first hour of time has been expended. the Custodian of Record will charge a fee for the research and retrieval of public records in the amount stated above.  Page 10 of10    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 12of28 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  EXHIBIT 1  ARCHULETA COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSING FEES  (effective June 4, 2024)  Checks Made Payable to:  Archuleta County  Colorado Dept. of Revenue  New Applications: Bed & Breakfast Beer & Wine Brew Pub Hotel & Restaurant * Liquor Store* Lodging & Entertainment Tavern  $1,075.00 $1,063.75 $1,075.00 $1,075.00 $1,037.50 $1,075.00 $1,075.00  $1,171.25 $1,536.25 $1,850.00 $1,600.00 $1,412.50 $1,600.00 $1,600.00  Renewal Applications: Bed & Breakfast Beer & Wine Brew Pub Hotel & Restaurant" Liquor Store * Lodging & Entertainment Tavern  103.75 $ 163.75 $ 175.00 $ 175.00 $ 137.50 $ 175.00 $ 175.00  196.25 $ 561.25 875.00 625.00 $ 437.50 625.00 $ 625.00  Iflicensing with Optional Premises, add additional fees per page. 2.  All other license fees can be determined by pages 2-3 (Application Fee plus License  andlor Permit Fees)  DR 8500 (05/10/24)  Page 1 of 4    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 13of28 R$0.00 DS0.00 DR8500 (05/10/24) COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE liquora and Tobacco Enforcement SBG Coloradog gowtiquortfobacco: Enforcement- Divison: Application Fees Type Application Fee  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Liquor Enforcement Division Fee Schedule  Local Fee upto$1,000.00 upto $1,000.00 $750.00 upto$1,000.00 up to $1,000.00 N/A $500.00 $500.00 $25.00a a day expiration date $100.00 $100.00 $100.00  State Fee $1,100.00 $1,200.00 $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $1,200.00 $100.00 $500.00 $500.00 $25.00aday expiration date $125.00 $250.00 $0.00  Application Fee with Concurrent Review Application Fee Transfer of Ownership Application Fee Additional Liquor-Licensed Drugstore Application Fee Additional Liquor-Licensed Drugstore with Application Late Renewal Fee (Not more than 90-days of license expiration date; may be assessed during state review) Application Reissue Fee (N More than 90-days but less than Application Reissue Fine (More than 90-days but less than  Concurrent Review Application Fee Manager Permit  180-days of license expiration date) 180-days of license expiration date) Annual Renewal Application Fee (Effective July 1, 2023-June 30, 2024) Annual Art Gallery Fee Retail License Fees  beyond 90-day beyond 90-day  Annual Renewal Application Fee (Effective July 1, 2024)  Local Fee State Fee County $41.25 $63.75 $75.00 $41.25 $75.00 $75-.00 $75.00 N/A $75.00 $75.00 $15.00 $15.00 $37.50  Type Art Beer& Wine Brew Pub Club Distillery Pub Hotel & Restaurant Hotel Restaurant with one Optional Premises Each Additional OP License Resort Complex Campus Liquor Complex Related Facility- Resort Complex Related Facility- Campus Liquor Complex Liquor-Licensed Drugstore DR 8500( (05/10/24)  County $308.75 $436.25 $750.00 $308.75 $750.00 $500.00 $600.00 $100.00 $500.00 $500.00 $160.00 $160.00 $312.50  Page 2 of4    22402538*  22402538 624202411.19AM 14of28 R$0.00 DS0.00.  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Retail License Fees (Continued)  Type  Local Fee State Fee County $75.00 $500.00 $75.00 $500.00 $75.00 $500.00 $75.00 $500.00 $37.50 $312.50 $75.00 $500.00 $75.00 $750.00 $7.50 $7.50 $7.50  County  Lodging & Entertainment Optional Premises Racetrack Retail Gaming Tavern Retail Liquor Store Tavern Vintner's Restaurant  Fermented Malt Beverage On Premises Fermented Malt Beverage and Wine Fermented Malt Beverage On/Off Premises Local and State Issued Permit Fees  $117.50 $117.50 $117.50 Local Fee County $3.75 $3.75 $15.00 $100.00 $100.00 $48.75  Type  State Fee $93.25 $71.25 $160.00 $25.00 Per Day $10.00 PerDay $276.25  Retail Establishment Permit (Art Gallery) Bed & Breakfast Permit Each Reson-Complex-Reated Facility Permit Special Event Permit: Malt, Vinous and Spirituous Liquor Special Event Permit: Fermented Malt Beverage State License Fees Type Limited Winery License  Mini Bar Permit with Hotel Restaurant License  Fee $70.00 $675.00 $300.00 $300.00 $300.00 $300.00 $300.00 $800.00 $550.00 $550.00 $75.00 Page 3of4  Manufacturer's License (Distillery or Rectifier): On or after August 10, 2016, and before August 10, 2017 Manufacturer's License (Brewery) Manufacturer's! License (Winery) Importer License  Manufacturer's License (Distillery or Rectifier): On or after August 10, 2017  Nonresident Manufacturer's License (Malt Liquor)  Wholesaler's Liquor License: On or after August 10, 2016, and before August 10, 2017 Public Transportation (dining, club or parlor car; plane; bus or other vehicle)  Wholesaler's Liquor License: On or after August 10, 2017  Wholesaler's Beer License DR 8500 (05/10/24)    *22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 15of28 RS0.00DS0.00 Additional Fees Type  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  Local Fee NA Nott to exceed $750.00 NA $100.00 NA NA NA $30.00 NA NA NA NA  State Fee $150.00 $150.00 $50.00 $100.00** $50.00 $100.00 $100.00 $30.00 $250.00 $25.00 $150.00 $100.00  Alternating Proprietor Licensed Premises Change ofTrade Name/Corporate Name Corporate/LLC Change (Per Person) Duplicate License Add Optional Premises to Hotel & Restaurant License Limited Liability Change Manager Registration (Hotel & Restaurant; Tavern; Lodging & Entertainment; Campus Liquor Complex) Master File Background Master File Location Fee (Per Location) Modification of Premises Sole Source Registration State Only Issued Permits Winery Direct Shipper Permit Wine Packaging Permit Festival PermitApplication Branch Warehouse or Warehouse Storage Permit Retail Warehouse Storage Permit Manager Permit Registration Liquor-Licensed Drugstore) Non-Contiguous Location (Winery/Limited Winery) Application Non-Contiguous Location (Winery/Limited Winery) Renewal  Change ofLocation  Type  Fee $100.00 $200.00 $50.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $125.00 $100.00 $11.00 $11.00  Takeout and Delivery Permit Application Takeout and Delivery Permit Renewal  The State Fee of$100 only pertains to state-only issued licenses and does not apply to  licenses issued by local licensing authorities  DR 8500 (05/10/24)  Page 4 of 4    *22402538* 62420241119AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  22402538 16of28 R$0.00 D$0.00  EXHIBIT 2  Archuleta County Extension Office /Fair Grounds  ARCHULETA COUNTY 0LDRao  Rental- - User Fees 2024  Capacity available  Extension or County) Other Government or Private Individual or Departments or Political or Non-Profits Churches or Business or Non  Security Deposit eral $500  Setup or take down Thedaybefore lafter Spmis $25 $25 $25 n/a n/a n/a n/a $150 $30 n/a n/a n/a $5eachperd day n/a n/a regularr rental prices regular rental prices  Room/ Space Equipment or amount  Town farm fundraising "*Free "*Free "*Free n/a $200 "*Free "*Free **Free "Free "*Free Freet to County Departments Only Freet to County Departments Only "Free "*Freeto4-H n/a n/a n/a  ork HOA's or Meetings  Profits Anyf County $400 $300 $150 $240 $200 $150 $150 $150 $30 $50 $5Each $2Each $56 eachp perc day n/a S5p per personaday S50hrmin4hours $450/day 525/day, per stall $125/week pers stall  Extension Building Exhibit Hall &5 Stith Room Exhibit Hall 84x40 Stith Room 42x19 Security person $60/hr. 4hourn min Cleaning Flatrate Wer hirey your pay them 4-HH Hall Meetingr room 1225s sq. feet8 & 84P People $250 Restrooms 4-HH Hall Restrooms Only General Parking! lot NoE Electricity Food Truck With Electricity In Exhibit HallC Only Tables/6F Foot) Offo or on; premises- Fromz Zircon ONLY Chairs (metal) Offoro onp premises Fromz Zircon ONLY Livestock Panes Fairgrounds ONLY Hughes Pavilion Pavilion Open Riding 65R Riders n/a 7am- 10pm when available Pavilion- Basic Rental 1838 people gatesmustben emovedi fmorethan 1350 inside $150 650 peope area arena Pavilion Horse Stalls TBD  n/a $40/hr. fort thef first3 3house ors $300forr more than3 hours $30/hr. for thef first3 3hours ors $150forn more than3 hours n/a $200 $30/hr. fort thef first3 3hours or$150for moret than3 hours $125 $150 $30 $50 $5Each $2Each $5each, per day n/a n/a n/a n/a  263 People $500 53people $250 4hour min n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a  n/a $250 $250 $250 Room Deposit 70Tables n/a 3000 Chairs n/a n/a n/a  PA: System and/or Projector n/a Includedin  n/a n/a  n/a  *Noc camping on fairgrounds  : ASIOd donation is suggested for Oct- April tol help off-s set the! heating costs -Water. clectricity. snow removal andt trash removal may notb bes guaranteed through all seasons. Scheduling isnot guaranteed untila application! has been reccived and ther rental feeh has been paid. -Limitedh basis rental decisions aren made by Extension Officep personnel. Nota alla applications fort thesci items willbe approved. -All checks aret tob bep paid to Archuleta County except cleaning fees, 4-H Hall and Huges Pavilion rentals.  There willl be NO consecutive weeklyr rentals. All cleaning must bed done before deposit Is returned.  EXHIBIT3    *22402538*  22402538 624202411.19AM 17of28 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  EXHIBIT 3  ARCHULETA COUNTY Publie Heatth DEPARTMENT  ArhuetaCounyPuDNcathogparment 502 South 8th Street Pagosa Springs Co,81147 (970)264-2409  885  Retail Food  Item  Fee $100.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $60.00 $100.00 $385.00 $0.00 $0.00 $385.00 $270.00 $385.00 $430.00 $195.00 $375.00 $353.00 $715.00 $270.00 $385.00 $75.00  Code  RFE Plan Review Application  RFE Plan Review and Pre-Opening Inspection (per hour) RFE re-Operatonai/change of Ownership Inspection (per hour) RFE HACCP Plan Review (Written) (per hour) RFE Other Services Requested (per hour) Childcare Plan Review (per hour) Childcare Center and Camp Application Childcare Kitchen (0-100 seats) School Cafeteria Correctional Facility Health Care Restaurant  Limited Food Service License (Convenience Store) Restaurant RFE License (0-100 Seats) Restaurant RFE License (101-200 Seats) Grocery Store (0-15,000 sq.ft.) Grocery Store w/Deli (0-15,000 sq.ft.) Grocery Store (more than 15,000 sq.ft) Grocery Store w/Deli (more than 15,000 sq.ft.)  Mobile Unit (pre-packaged) Mobile Unit (full service)  RFE Temporary Event Plan Review and Inspection (per hour)    ARCHULETA COUNTY Publie Heatth DEPARTMENT  ArchuetaCaumyPucicheathDgparment 502 South 8th Street Pagosa Springs Co,81147 (970)264-2409  18854  Clinic  Immunizations Travel Consult VFC Vaccines 317 Vaccines Flu Vaccine- Under 65 PPD- TB Test HEP A Pediatric Havrix Polio IPOL HEP A Havrix TDAP HEP B Energix High Dose Flu 65+ Typhoid VI MMR  Price Adult or Pediatric Vaccines  $45.00 $21.68 Pediatric $21.68 Adult $41.00 Adult and Pediatric $32.00 Adult and pediatric $52.00 Pediatric $61.00 Adult $68.00 Adult $63.00 Adult $72.00 Adult $81.00 Adult $109.00 Adult and Pediatric $113.00 Adult $121.00 Adult $143.00 Adult $90.00 Adult $201.00 Adult and Pediatric $177.00 Adult $217.00 Adult and Pediatric $272.00 Adult $282.00 Adult $188.00 Adult $320.00 Adult and Pediatric $339.00 Adult and Pediatric  Twinrix (HEP A/B) combo Pneumovax 23 MCV-4 Yellow Fever Varicella Bexero (Men B) HPV 9 Gardasil PCV-13 Shingrix Rabavert Japanese Encephalitis  22402538"  22402538 62420241119AM 18of28 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County    22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM 19of28 R$0.00 DS0.00  ARCHULETA COUNTY Publue Pealth DEPARTMENT  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Other Clinic Services Simple STI Screen Focused STI screen Complex STI screen New Patient Minimum New Patient Expanded New Patient-Detailed Established Patient-Minimal Established Patient-Focused Established Patient-Expanded New Patient Preventive Visit 18-39 New Patient Preventive Visit 40-64  Price $30.00 $40.00 $55.00 $68.00 $114.00 $165.00 $33.00 $67.00 $111.00 $201.00 $233.00  Established Patient Preventive Visit 18-39 $181.00 Established Patient Preventive Visit 40-64 $193.00  Clinic Lab Services Pregnancy test Vaginosis Panel Chlamyda/Gonormnea Urine Culture Urine Dip Wet Prep  Price $5.00 $46.00 $30.00 $15.00 $5.00 $4.00 $80.00 $72.00 $51.00 $20.00 $27.00 $0.00  HIV1/2Quantalive w/Labcorp HSV 1&2 Culture HSV 1&2 serum Syphilis RPR Syphilis TP-PA Rapid HIV test    22402538*  ARCHULETACOUNTY Publuc Pealth DEPARTMENT Medications Acyclovir, Oral #15 Acyclovir, Oral #30 Acyclovir, Oral #60 Azithromycin, oral 1g Clotrimazole Cream 1% DflucanfFluconazole #1 Doxycycline, oral STATE Metronidazole, Gel Nitrofurantoin (Macrobid) #10 Partner Packs Condoms (12) Levonorgestrel Ciprofloxacin 500mg Lead Test Point of Care Lead Testing Follow up Blood Draw  22402538 62420241119AM 20of28 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Price $12.00 $13.00 $15.00 $10.00 $7.00 $5.00 $5.00 $16.00 $15.00 $10.00 $1.00 $45.00 $5.00 $25.00 $17.00 $10.00    *22402538"  22402538 62420241119AM 21of28 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  EXHIBIT 4  ARCHULETA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT CIVIL FEES  Item Certificate of Levy Certificate of Purchase Certificate of Redemption Citation Civil Standby Contempt Citation Criminal Summons Deed Demand for Payment Demand for Possession Distraint Warrant Interrogatories Judgment and Decree Notary Fee Notice Notice and Summons to Appear Notice of Hearing Notice of Levy Notice of Sheriffs Sale Notice to Quit Notice to Vacate  Fee 30.00 30.00 30.00 35.00 35.00 15.00 40.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 5.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 60.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 60.00 7.50 7.50 60.00 35.00 15.00 35.00 15.00 35.00  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  Order for Possession (not to exceed $200) Order to Show Cause (for Contempt) Order to Show Cause (other) Petition Protection Orders Release of Levy or Attachment Restraining Order (Temporary or Permanent) Subpoena - Civil Subpoena - Criminal Subpoena - Criminal Duces Tecum Subpoena - Duces Tecum Summons  Summons, Petition and Notice in Delinquency Summons and Complaint (Civil) Summons and Complaint (Criminal) Summons for Dissolution of Marriage    22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM 22of28 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Summons for Dependency Summons in Unlawful Detainer Summons to Appear Writ of Attachment Writ of Continuing Garnishment Writ of Execution (not to exceed $200) Return Writ of Execution Writ of Garnishment for Support Writ of Garnishment in Aid Writ of Attachment Writ of Garnishment with Notice of Exemption Writ of Garnishment - Other than Natural Person Writ of Ne Exeat Writ of Replevin Writ of estvtaeswsss9, SXO Registration: New Registration Quarterly or Yearly Registration Conceal Handgun Permit - New Conceal Handgun Permit- Renewal Zone 1 (0-4r miles per 3 attempts) Zone 2 (4.1 - 10 miles - per 3 attempts) Zone 3 (10.1 - 16 miles - per 3 attempts) Zone 4 (16+ miles - per 3 attempts) Records Request: Case/Research Fee (each) Research Fee (after the 1st hour) Copy fee for photos (each) Copy fee for DVD/USB/SIM Card or other electronic device (each)  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  15.00 35.00 35.00 20.00 75.00 60.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 120.00 25.00 20.00 152.50 $50.00 5.00 10.00 15.00 5.00 33.00 2.50 15.00  $20.00 Was Mileage + Actual  Mileage Fees:  $25.00- - Was $20.00    *22402538*  EXHIBIT 5  22402538 624202411:19AM 23of28 RS0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  ARCHULETA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE PENALTY ASSESSMENT FOR TRAFFIC INFRACTIONS  All Class A and Class Bi traffic infractions shall bei issued a Penalty Assessment. All Class 1 and Every person who is convicted of, who admits liability for, or against whom a judgment is entered for a violation of any provision of Title 42 C.R.S. shall be fined or penalized, and have a surcharge levied thereon pursuant to C.R.S. $524-4.1-119(1)00: and 24-4.2-104 (1)(b)(); or, if no penalty or surcharge is specified in the schedule, the penalty for class A and class B traffic infractions shall be fifteen dollars, and the surcharge shall be four dollars. Penalties and  Class 2 Misdemeanor Traffic Violations shall bei issued a summons.  surcharges for violations shall be as follows: Traffic regulation generally:  Section Violated Sec.'1 1412 Sec. 109 (13)(a) Sec. 109 (13)(b) Sec. 1211 Sec. 1405  Penalty $15.00 15.00 100.00 30.00 15.00  Equipment violations:  Section Violated Sec. 201 Sec. 202 Sec. 204 Sec. 205 Sec. 206 Sec. 207 Sec. 208 Sec. 209 Sec. 210 Sec. 211 Sec. 212 Sec. 213 Sec. 214 Sec. 215 Sec. 216 Sec. 217 Sec. 218 Sec. 219 Sec. 220 Sec. 221 Sec. 222( (1) Sec. 223 Sec. 224  Penalty $50.00 50.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00  1    22402538*  24of28 22402538 62420411:19AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  R$0.00 D$000  Sec. 225(1) Sec. 226 Sec. 227 (1) Sec. 227 (2) Sec. 229 Sec. 230 Sec. 231 Sec. 232 Sec. 233 Sec. 234 Sec. 236 Sec. 237 Sec. 1411 Sec. 1412 Sec. 1901  30.00 30.00 50.00 30.00 15.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 75.00 30.00 75.00 75.00 15.00 15.00 35.00  Sec. 228 (1). (2).(3), (5), or (6)  Size, weight and load violations:  Section Violated Sec. 105 Sec. 106  Penalty $50.00 50.00  Signals, signs and markings violations:  Section Violated Sec. 603 Sec. 604 Sec. 605 Sec. 606 Sec. 607 (1) Sec. 607 (2)(a) Sec. 608 (1) Sec. 608 (2) Sec. 609 Sec. 610 Sec. 612  Penalty $100.00 100.00 100.00 30.00 75.00 100.00 70.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 70.00  Rights-of-way violations:  Section Violated Sec. 701 Sec. 702 Sec. 703 Sec. 704 Sec. 705 Sec. 709 Sec. 710  Penalty $70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00  2    22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 25of28 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Sec. 711 Sec. 712  100.00 70.00  Pedestrian violations:  Section Violated Sec. 801 Sec. 802 (1) Sec. 802 (3) Sec. 802 (4) Sec. 802 (5) Sec. 803 Sec. 805 Sec. 806 Sec. 807 Sec. 808  Penalty $15.00 30.00 15.00 30.00 30.00 15.00 15.00 70.00 70.00 70.00  Turning and stopping violations:  Section Violated Sec. 901 Sec. 902 Sec. 903  Penalty $70.00 70.00 70.00  Driving, overtaking. and passing violations:  Section Violated Sec. 1001 Sec. 1002 Sec. 1003 Sec. 1004 Sec. 1005 Sec. 1006 Sec. 1007 Sec. 1008 Sec. 1009 Sec. 1010 Sec. 1013  Penalty $70.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 70.00 100.00 100.00 70.00 70.00 100.00  Speeding Violations:  Section Violated Sec. 1101 (1)or (8)(b)(1to4 miles per hour over the reasonable and prudent speed or over the maximum lawful speed limit of 75 miles per hour)  Penalty $30.00  3    *22402538*  22402538 62420241119AM 26of28 R$0.00 DS0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Sec. 1101 (1)or( (8)(b)(5to9 miles per hour over the reasonable and prudent speed or over the maximum lawful speed limit of 75 miles per hour) Sec. 1101 (1)or (8)(b)(10t to 19 miles per hour over the reasonable and prudent speed or over the maximum lawful speed limit of 75 miles per hour) Sec. 1101 (1)or (8) (b) (20to 24 miles per hour over the reasonable and prudent speed or over the maximum lawful speed limit of 75 miles per hour) Sec. 1101 (8)(g)(1 to 4 miles per hour over the maximum lawful speed limit of 40 miles per hour driving a low-power scooter) Sec. 1101 (8) (g) (5t to 9 miles per hour over the maximum lawful speed limit of 40 miles per hour driving a low-power scooter) Sec. 1101 (8) (g) (greater than 9 miles per hour over the maximum lawful speed limit of 40 miles per hour driving a low-power scooter) Sec. 1101 (3) Sec. 1103 Sec. 1104 Sec. 1105  70.00  135.00  200.00  50.00 75.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 30.00 100.00  Parking violations:  Section Violated Sec. 1201 Sec. 1202 Sec. 1204 Sec. 1206 Sec. 1207 Sec. 1208 (9). (15), or (16)  Penalty $30.00 50.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00  Other offenses:  Section Violated Sec. 1401 Sec. 1402 Sec. 1403 Sec. 1404  Penalty 300.00 150.00 30.00 15.00  4    22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM 27of28 R$0.00 D$0.00  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  Sec. 1406 Sec. 1407 (3)a) Sec. 1407 (3)b) Sec. 1407 (3)(c) Sec. 314( (1)and (2) Sec. 314 (6)(a) Sec. 1408 Sec. 1414 (2)(a) Sec. 1414 (2)b) Sec. 1414 (2)c)  35.00 35.00 100.00 500.00 35.00 100.00 15.00 500.00 1,000.00 5,000.00  Motorcycle violations:  Section Violated Sec. 1502 (1).(2).(3).or(4) Sec. 1502 (4.5) Sec. 1503 Sec. 1504  Penalty $30.00 100.00 30.00 30.00  Offenses b persons controlling vehicles:  Section Violated Sec. 239 (5)a) Sec. 239 (5)(b) Sec. 239 (5.5)  Penalty $50.00 100.00 300.00  "Sec." refers to the corresponding section oft the 2018 Edition of the Colorado Model Traffic  Code as adopted by Ordinance 21-2019.  5    *22402538*  22402538 624202411:19AM 28of28 RS0.00_DS0.00  Kristy, Archuleta Archuleta County  EXHIBIT 6  Archuleta County Water Quality Department  1885  2024 Fee Schedule *  Adopted by the Board of Health on January 1, 2024 On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems (OWTS)  New OWTS Permit (Construction Permit) $350 Due at Application; Balance due priorto receiving the Construction Permit. Alteration Permit $350 Due at Application; Balance due prior to receiving the Construction Change of Use Permit- $350 Due at Application; Balance due prior to receiving the Construction Minor Repair Permit - Total Due at Application Transfer of Title Acceptance Document Re-inspection (for 3 or more visits for same inspection, mid-construction inspection (not typical), or not ready for a requested inspection) Additional Design Review (for 3rd or more Design Reviews or after permit isi issued) Appeals and Variances Additional Reports or Letters of Determination System Contractor License System Contractor License Renewal System Cleaner License and Inspection Emergency Use Permit (Deposit) All fees are non-refundable  $1,000 permitting fee +$23 CDPHE Surcharge (Soil/Site Evaluation + Design Review + Final Inspection) $950 permitting fee + $23 CDPHE Surcharge (Site Final Inspection) $450 permitting fee + $23 Review + Final Inspection) $350 permitting fee + $23 Review + Final Inspection)  $1,023.00  Permit.  $973.00 Evaluation + Design Review + $473.00 CDPHE Surcharge (Design $373.00 CDPHE Surcharge (Design  Permit.  $90.00 $50.00 Per Trip $120.00 Per Review $240.00 $30.00 Per Hour (1 Hr. Free) $150.00 Includes class, test, license  for calendar year Includes test, license for calendar year additional vehicle)  $90.00  $60.00 One vehicle (+ $301 for each $150.00 Deposit goes to Permit Fee    *22402539*  3)  22402539 624202411:26AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  lof2  R$0.00 DS0.00  RESOLUTION 2024-. 4H  ARESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPPOSINGTHE DESIGNATION OF THE PROPOSED DOLORES CANYONS WHEREAS, the Protect the Dolores Coalition has proposed the designation of an approximately 400.000-acre Dolores Canyons National Monument in Mesa County. Montrose County and San Miguel County through the Antiquities Actof1906. currently codified inj pertinent  OF ARCHULETA COUNTY,COLORADO.  NATIONALMONUMENT  part as 54U.S.C. $ 320301 (the "Antiquities Act"):and.  WHEREAS. request for designation by the President of the United States of a National Monument under the Antiquities Act of1906 should be reserved for specific. limited situations in which a very specific antiquity ist threatened. and should not be used as a substitute for legislation  that is broadly supported by the local communities: and.  WHEREAS. designation of the Dolores Canyons National Monument. as proposed under the Antiquities Act. would occur through proclamation by the President of the United States, outside of the legislative process. and subsequent management ofthe Dolores Canyons National Monument would occur under a management plan developed exclusively by one or more federal agencies. with questionable consideration given to the views of local communities. their elected leaders. or these parties" practice of collaboration and cooperation established over the years through National Environmental Policy Act management plan development: and,  WHEREAS, the area proposed for the Dolores Canyons National Monument is not "unprotected." In fact. it's currently mired in layers of protection. It may see more as the Bureau ofLand Management ("BLM") finalizes the Grant Junction Field Office Resource Management Plan Amendment ("RMPA") and begins the Uncompahgre Field Office RMPA. both in response toa lawsuit from the environmentalists. The United States Forest Service ("USFS") is also finalizing the revision of the Grand Mesa. Uncompahgre. and Gunnison Forest Plan. which  incorporates additional protections for habitat connectivity: and.  WHEREAS. current administrative protections conserve and preserve important resource values, including various birds. big game, plant species. recreation. and historical and cultural  resources: and.  WHEREAS. the applicable resource management plans that established the management layers have been through multiple rounds of scrutiny, allowing the public, local governments. and other federal agencies to evaluate. ask questions, and provide input before they wee adopted by  the federal agency with management authority for the area: and.  WHEREAS. the proposed designation would not change the managing agency of existing  BLM and USFS management: and.  KRISTY ARCHULETA RESOLUTIONS    *22402539*  22402539 624202411:26AM  Kristy Archuleta Archuleta County  2of2  R$0.00 DS0.00  WHEREAS. the lands proposed for the Dolores Canyons National Monument include valuable elemental resources such as helium vanadium and uranium. the last ofwhich the United States has heavily sourced from Russia in recent years. but will be unable to source moving forward. pending the President's signature on recently passed, bi-partisan legislation banning importation of Russian uranium. which further supports President Biden'sExecutive Order 14005. Ensuring the Future is Made inAllof.America by Allo of America's Workers: and.  WHEREAS. the designation would drastically limit future opportunities that may present, such as science and research technology advances that would require resources to be accessible. such: as but not limited to carbon capture. geothermal, and small-scale nuclear reactors, along with critical supply chain resources for semiconductors. electrical vehicle batteries. steel. and concrete  manufacturing: and.  WHEREAS. a National Monument designation would severely limit the practicality and flexibility needed to address water conservation by adding unnecessary red tape and layers of bureaucracy and inefficiency in a critical juncture in our Colorado water future. such as replacing aging agriculture infrastructure and innovative water storage solutions as necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF ARCHULETACOUNTY,COLORADO,ASFOLLOWS:  1. 2.  The Board strongly opposes any effort to designate the Dolores Canyons National The Board supports Delta County, Mesa County, Montrose County and any other county on the Western Slope ofColorado that may be impacted by such designation. in their participation in a thoughtful and thorough community process that engages all stakeholders. including Tribal governments. to develop an appropriate and more  Monument as proposed.  sustainable form of conservation area.  APPROVED. AND ADOPTED THIS 18th DAY OF. JUNE,2 2024.  ATTEST:  Board of County Commissioners Archleta County, Colorado nietluui Veronica Medina. Chair  Austy-Onchuleta syaiyphulnunte, Depuhy Kristy Archuleta, County Clerk'&  RG Rorder, MAY 20 1885. ORADO  2