March 19, 2024  ARCHULETA COUNTY PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS  The Board of County Commissioners held a Regular Meeting on March 19, 2024, noting County Commissioners Ronnie Maez, Warren Brown and Veronica Medina, County Attorney Todd 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.  Weaver and County Clerk and Recorder Kristy Archuleta present.  moment of silence.  Disclosures and/or Conflicts ofInterest Approval or Adjustments to Agenda  There were none.  Executive Session per C.R.S. 24-6-402(4)t 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 presented. Commissioner Brown the motion and it carried unanimously. Stacey Foss, 323 Piper Pl., stated she was here as a resident in Lower Blanco. She wanted to speak out regarding the Land Use Regulations and 284 Piper PI. She believed the county had given the owners ofthis property adequate time to fix the problems and the county has allowed the issues to continue. Ms. Foss stated the owners were trying to clean up the property with a backhoe and Carrie Bryant, 44 Piper Pl., stated she was here regarding the property at 284 Piper Place and she believed it was a health issue. She thought the owners should be given 90 days to clean up the property and at that time action should be taken. She believed there was a narcotics problem and the traffic has been on overload. There was no electric or sewer on this property and they were not removing any waste from the property sO she was concerned her ground would be contaminated. She stated the property was taxed as residential and should be vacant. Eric Foss, 323 Piper PI., stated he was here regarding the property at 284 Piper PI. Mr. Foss stated the issue on this property had been on-going for eight years and they were told it would be handled. Hel had multiple conversations with the Sheriffa and was reassured everything had been documented up to date. He asked the Board to revisit the Land Use Regulations and to develop a specific plan Eric Davidson, 118 Gopher LN., stated he was here personally and not with any boards. He did not believe the commissioners were enforcing the Land Use Regulations the legitimate way. Mr.  Public Comments for the Board ofCounty Commissioners  burying items rather than removing trash from the property.  and deadlines to enforce this in a timely manner.  1    March 19, 2024  Davidson had suggestions for the commissioners how to enforce the Land Use Regulations more adequately. He stated there were 5-gallon buckets on the property with human waste contained in them. He did not think any person should be dealing with human waste in this manner. Scott Calderwood, 267 Calderwood PI., stated he has lived in Lower Blanco for 30-years. Mr. Calderwood was one of the first complainants on 284 Piper Place and did not feel like anything was being done. He stated the owner of the property said she would not come here to clean the property up and only continues to pay the property taxes and payment tol keep her credit rating up. MikeI LeRoux, County Sheriff, stated he followed up with Eric Foss and said they had been on the property multiple times. Everything was documented and enforcement had been done as much as John Ranson, 34 Alderwood Ct., wanted to ask the commissioners to help the neighbors of this property to expedite this process to get a resolution. Eight years dealing with this was too long Christy Calderwood, 267 Calderwood PL., stated after the discussions today, she has more hope and asked for more communication. She stated all they were asking for was a timeline when to William Mayo, 330 Hopper PL., stated he purchased property adjacent to 284 Piper PI. last year and believes he was naive. He stated he wanted to build on this property but with the ongoing  the law allowed at the time.  and it needed to be done.  expect results.  issue he was hesitant. Proclamations  A.N National Agriculture Week  Becky Jacobson, 4-H Director, presented aj proclamation declaring the week ofMarch 17-23, 2024 as National Agriculture Week in Archuleta County, Colorado. Commissioner Brown moved to proclaim the week of March 17-23, 2024 as National Agriculture Week as presented.  Commissioner Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  B. National Vietnam Veterans Day  Tanice Ramsperger, Daughters of America, presented a proclamation declaring March 29, 2024 as National Veterans Day in Archuleta County. Commissioner Maez moved to proclaim March 29, 2024 as National Vietnam Veteran's Day in Archuleta County as presented.  Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  Abatement Hearing Beaver Place  A. Petition for Abatement ofTaxes for Account R000312-Parcel5579-272-10-001 at XLittle Johanna Tully, County Assessor, stated the petitioner, the Katherine Betty Cypert Trust, was requesting an abatement for the 2023 tax value. The petitioner contacted the Assessor's Office questioning the increase from $399,570 to $2,037,950. Upon review, an error was discovered. This was a 35.05 acre parcel in San Juan River Resort #2 that should have had a size adjustment because it was larger than the typical .50 acre parcel in this subdivision. The abatement exceeded  2    March 19, 2024  the $10,000 limit the Assessor can sign off on and it would go to the state for approval. Commissioner Brown moved to agree with the recommendation oft the County Assessor and approve the petition by the Katherine Betty Cypert Trust for an assessed value of $426,440 and an abatement ofS26,922.88 for the 2023 tax year for parcel number 5579-272-10-001 as presented. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Chairman Medina recessed the Regular Meeting and convened the Liquor Board at 2:37 p.m. Chairman Medina swore in Ginal McCune, Administrative Assistant, for testimony.  Liquor Board  A. Consideration and Approval of a Special Events Permit for Humane Society of Pagosa Gina McCune, Administrative Assistant, presented an application for a Special Events Permit for the Humane Society of Pagosa Springs to sell Malt, Vinous and Spiritous Liquor at 230 Port Ave., Pagosa Springs, CO for the "Third Annual Baby Shower" event to be held on April 6, 2024. The Sheriff had been notified oft this event. The proper fees had been collected and the premises was posted for the 10 days prior to the event. Commissioner Maez moved approve a Special Events Permit for thel Humane! Society ofl Pagosa Springs for their fundraising event on April6, 2024 as presented. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. A. Consideration and Approval ofal Hotel and Restaurant License Renewal for Chavolo's.Mexican Todd Weaver, County Attorney, read the Liquor Board Consent Agenda for the record. Commissioner Brown moved to approve the Liquor Board Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Chairman Medina adjourned the Liquor Board and reconvened the Regular Meeting at 2:40 p.m.  Springs  Liquor Board Consent Agenda  Restaurant of Pagosa Springs, Inc. dba Chavolo's Mexican Restaurant  3    March 19,2024  Consent Agenda  A. Payable Warrants and Purchase Cards  Payable Warrants for dates of MARCH72024MARCH 192024  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 AirportFund 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 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 AirportFund Payable Fleet Fund Payable Total B. Regular Meeting Minutes February 20, 2024 March 6, 2024  $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $  330,216.76 28,810.59 26,257.66 20,635.55 16,972.66 26,455.03 1,211.82 34,794.62 485,354.69  Payable Wire Transfers for dates of MARCH72024-MARCH 192024  $  Payable Purchase Card Items for dates of FEBRUARY: 24 2024- MARCH 242024    March 19, 2024  C. Consideration and Approval ofa Memorandum ofUnderstanding with Colorado Department of Human Services for Colorado Works Program D. Consideration and Approval ofa al Hangar Ground Lease for Hangar A2  E. F.  Consideration and Approval ofaLetter of Support for Upper San Juan Health Consideration and Approval of Software as a Service Agreements for the Treasurer and  Service District Grant Application Assessor Offices  Todd Weaver, County Attorney, read the Consent Agenda for the record.  Commissioner Maez moved to approve the Consent Agenda as presented with the exception of line on the accounts payable register. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it Commissioner Maez moved to approve the $2,082.80 payment to Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP as listed online 42 of the accounts payable register. Commissioner Medina seconded the motion and it carried. Commissioner Brown recused himself.  carried unanimously.  New Business  A.Consideration and Selection of Company to Develop the Archuleta County Strategic Plan Chad Eaton, Finance Director, stated the county solicited proposals through an RFP process to receive bids for development ofa Strategic Plan for Archuleta County. Twenty bids were received and the list was narrowed to five. Those five companies presented their proposals and answered commissioner questions at the March 12, 2024 Work Session. During the Work Session, the commissioners expressed their preferences for their top three applicants. The three finalists were Stratalysts, Civic Possible and Steady State Impact. Commissioner Brown moved to select Civic Possible as the company to create the Archuleta County Strategic Plan as presented. Commissioner Medina seconded the motion and it carried with Commissioners Brown and B. Consideration and Approval ofa Purchase Requisition for Four Bus Transit Shelters Kevin Bruce, Transportation Coordinator, presented ai request for the purchase of four bus shelters which CDOT will reimburse the county 80% of the cost of the shelters. Commissioner Maez moved to approve a purchase requisition for four bus shelters in an amount not to exceed $69,120.00 with the understanding that 80% oft that amount will be reimbursed by CDOTas presented. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. C.Consideration: and Approval of Grant Subrecipient Agreement of American Rescue Plan Todd Weaver, County Attorney, stated in 2021, Archuleta County was awarded approximately $2.7 million from the American Rescue Plan to be paid in two tranches. In September 2021, the Board of County Commissioners awarded various entities funds from the first tranche. At the Regular Meeting on February 20, 2024, the Board ofCounty Commissioners awarded five entities the monies from the second tranche. Each entity was provided a Grant Subrecipient Agreement too complete and return. This agenda item was to approve the Agreement from Archuleta Housing Corporation. Commissioner Brown moved to a Subrecipient Grant Award Agreements with  Medina voting Aye and Commissioner Maez voting Nay.  Subrecipient Award with Archuleta Housing Corporation  5    March 19,2024  Archuleta Housing Corp. as presented. Commissioner Maez seconded the motion and it D. Introduction and First Reading of Amended and Restated Ordinance 22-2019 Todd Weaver, County Attorney, stated the first reading would be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and a public hearing for the 2nd reading was tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2024. Commissioner Maez moved to accept the first reading of the Amended and Restated Ordinance 22-2019 concerning noise levels in the unincorporated Archuleta County and order the ordinance to be published in one edition of The Pagosa Sun prior to the second reading scheduled for April 16, 2024. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion and it E. Introduction and First Reading of Amended and Restated Ordinance 23-2023 for the Control of Dogs and Other Pet animals in the Unincorporated Areas of Archuleta County Todd Weaver, County Attorney, stated the first reading would be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and a public hearing for the 2nd reading was tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2024. Commissioner Brown moved to accept the first reading of the Amended and Restated Ordinance 23-2023 for the control of dogs and other pet animals in the unincorporated area of Archuleta County and order the ordinance to be published in one edition of The Pagosa Sun prior to the second reading scheduled for April 16, 2024 as presented. Commissioner F.I Introduction and First Reading of Second Amended and Restated Ordinance 18-2017 for the Regulation of Open Burning in the Unincorporated Areas of Archuleta County Todd Weaver, County Attorney, stated the first reading would be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and aj public hearing for the 2nd reading was tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2024. Commissioner Maez moved to accept the first reading of the Second Amendment and Restated Ordinance 18-2017 for the regulation of open burning in the unincorporated areas of Archuleta County and order the ordinance to be published in one edition ofThe Pagosa Sun prior to the second reading scheduled for April 16, 2024 as presented. Commissioner  carried unanimously.  Concerning Noise Levels in Unincorporated Archuleta County  carried unanimously.  Maez seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  Brown seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.  Commissioner Comments There were none.  With no further business coming before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 3:09 p.m.  1A fucant  Approved this 16th day of April 2024.  Kristy Archulea  Archuleta County Clerk & Recorder  ymdiss) Veronical Medina, Chairman  Vhmi  MAY 20 1885. ORADO  6    85  ARCHULETACOUNTY BOARDOF 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 nttps:/z00m.us//916090483757  ZOOM. THE MEETING.  PWd-dIFFVOJICGVKINHWHFS82taeGxtZ209 Meeting ID 916 0904 8375 - Passcode 4141885 CALL TO ORDER THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MARCH 19, 2024 AT1:30P.M.  PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE MOMENT OF SILENCE  DISCLOSURES AND/OR CONFLICTS OF 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 rightt tor meet in executive session for any purposes  allowed: and: announced priort tos votingt to enter into executive session. PUBLIC COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR OR ONLINE  This is an opportunity during the session for the public to: address the Commissioners. Please complete the Public Comment Request Form and: submit to an Administrative Staff member prior to the beginning of the meeting. Please keep your comments tot three (3) minutes. Thel Board ist not  required to discuss or reply toj your comment.  Documents:  PUBLIC COMMENT OTPONLAPA.3DON  PROCLAMATIONS A. National Agriculture Week  Proclamation by the Board of County Commissioners proclaiming the week ofN March 17-23,2024as    National Agriculture Weck. Presentor Documents:  Becky Jacobson and 4-HI Members  NATIONAL AGRICULTURE WEEK-2024PDF  B. National Vietnam Veterans Day  Proclamation by the Board ofCounty Commissioners proclaiming March: 29, 2024 as National Vietnam  Veterans Day. Presentor Documents:  Tanice. Ramsperger  NATIONAL VIETNAM VETERANS DAY.PDF  ABATEMENT HEARING At XI Little Beaver Place  A. Petition For Abatement Of Taxes For Account R000312 Parcel 5579-272-10-001 Thel Petitioner, the Katherine Betty Cypert Trust, is requesting an: abatement to the 2023 tax value. Petitioner called the Assessor's Office questioning the increase from $399,570t0 $2,037.950. Upon review. and error was discovered. Thisi isa35.05 acre parcel in San. Juan River Resort #2 that should havel had a size: adjustment oni it, because iti ist muchl larger than the typical. 50 acre parcel int this subdivision. This abatement exceeds the $10,000 limit that an Assessor can sign off on, andi it willg goto  the State for: approval as well. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Johanna Tully County Assessor  PETITION FOR ABATEMENT R000312.PDF  LIQUOR BOARD Of Pagosa Springs  A. Consideration. And Approval Of A Special Events Permit For Humane Society Thisi is an: application fora Special Events Permit for the Humane Society of Pagosa Springs tos sell Malt, Vinous and Spiritous Liquor at 230 Port Avenue, Pagosa Springs. CO for "The Third Annual Baby Shower" event tot bel held on April 6. 2024. The Sheriff has been notified oft this event. The proper fees were collected. The premises was posted for the required ten (10) days prior tot the event. Staff  recommends approval oft this Special Event Permit.  Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Gina McCune Administrative Assistant    REDACTED HUMANE SOCIETY OF PAGOSA SPRINGS THE THIRD ANNUAL BABY  SHOWER 4-6-24.PDF  CONSENT AGENDA BY BOCC/LIQUOR BOARD  A. Consideration And Approval Of A Hotel & Restaurant License Renewal For Chavolo's Mexican Restaurant Of Pagosa Springs, Inc. Dba Chavolo's Mexican Thisi isar renewal ofal Hotel & Restaurant liquorl license for Chavolo's Mexican Restaurant of Pagosa Springs. Inc. dba Chavolo's Mexican Restaurant located: at 301 N. Pagosa Blvd. in Pagosa Springs. Colorado. This renewal includes no changes. Thez application is complete and they proper fees have been paid. The Sheriff's Office andt the County Building Department have completed their inspections and found noi issues. The financial impact to the County is the fees paid per the County Fee Schedule and staff recommends approval oft this liquorl license renewal. Responsible Staft: Mary Helminski, Liquor  Restaurant  Licensing Agent. Documents:  CHAVOLOS LIQUORI RENEWALPDF  CONSENT AGENDA  A. PAYABLE WARRANTS AND PURCHASE CARDS March 7, 2024 March 19, 2024 B. REGULAR MEETING MINUTES  Regular Meeting Minutes of February 20, 2024  A draft oft ther regular meeting minutes from the February 20. 2024 Board of County Commissioners.  Documents:  02-20-2024R (1).PDF  Regular Meeting Minutes of March 6, 2024  A draft oft the regular meeting minutes from thel March6. 20241 Board ofCounty Commissioners.  Documents:  03-08-2024R(TAPDF  C Consideration And Approval Of Al Memorandum Of Understanding With Colorado Department Of Human Services For Colorado Works Program C.R.S. 26-2-715 requires the Department ofHuman Services and Colorado counties to enter into an annual performance contract with cach county toi identify its duties and responsibilities ini implementing the Colorado Works program. This performance contracti is in the form ofal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), whichi is annually reaffirmed andj jointly signed by each county's Board of County Commissioners and thel Department's Executive Director. Staff recommends approval oft this  MOU. Responsible Staff: Isabel Shelton, Director of Human Services.  Documents:    MOU- COLORADO WORKS PROGRAM.PDF  D. - Consideration. And Approval Of An Assignment Of Hangar Ground Lease For This document assigns ownership of Hangar A2 from Cary Wilsont tot the Kelseya IRAI LLC. Staff recommends approval oft this Assignment ofl Hangar Ground Lease. Responsible Staff: Chris Torres,  Hangar A2 Airport Manager. Documents:  ASSIGNMENT OF HANGAR GROUNDI LEASE- A2.PDF  C Consideration, And Approval Of A Letter Of Support For Upper San Juan Health This letter tot the Department ofLocal Affairs provides the Board ofCounty Commissioners' support ofan application tot the Energy! Mineral Impact Assistance Fund to replace and outdated x-ray machine  Service District Grant Application  and ultrasound machine. Documents:  LETTER OF SUPPORT FORE EIAF FUNDING: -PSMC.PDF  F. Consideration And Approval Of Software As A Service Agreements For The The County isi int they process of moving; all ofi its Tyler Technologies tot the cloud, through a Saas solution. Asa a hosted client, Tyler Technologies willl handle server hardware, migration services, upgrades, disaster recovery and provide 24/7 support. Thel hosted environment offers enhanced security features such as intrusion detection, firewall management, PCI compliance and SOC reports for review. This will save the County the hardware costs of updating, upgrading and maintenance oft the locals servers. These agreements between Tyler Technologies and the County provide the terms and conditions for providing thiss solution tot the Treasurer's and Assessor's offices.  Treasurers And Assessors Offices  Documents:  SAAS AGREEMENT ASSESSORPDF SAAS AGREEMENT TREASURERPDF  NEW BUSINESS Strategic Plan  A. Consideration And Selection Of Company To Develop The Archuleta County The County solicited proposals through an RFP process tos receive bids for development ofas Strategie Plan for Archuleta County. The County received: 20, proposals and narrowed the list down to five. Those five companies presented their proposals and answered commissioner questions at the March 12,2024. works session. During the work session. the Commissioners expressed their preferences for their top three applicants. This: agendai item is fort thel Board of County Commissioners to choose the company to develop ther next Strategic Plan for Archuleta County. The three finalists are Stratalysts,  Civic Possible. ands Steady State Impact. Presentor  Chad Eaton  Presentor's Title Finance Director    B. Consideration And Approval Of A Purchase Requisition For Four Bus Transit Thisi isar request for thej purchase of four (4) bus shelters which CDOT will reimburse the county 80%  Shelters oft the cost oft thes shelters. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Kevin Bruce Transportation Coordinator  BUSSHELTER PURCHASE REQUISITIONPDF BUS SHELTERI INFO.PDF  C. Consideration And Approval Of Grant Subrecipient Agreement Of American Rescue Plan Subrecipient Award With Archuleta Housing Corporation In: 2021, Archuleta County was awarded approximately $2.7 million from the American Rescue Plan, to ber paidi int two tranches. In September 2021. the Board ofCounty Commissioners awarded various entities funds from the first tranche. Att their regular meeting on February 20, 2024. the BoCC awarded five entities the dollars from the second tranche. Each entity was provideda aGrant Subrecipent Agreement tos complete and retur. This agenda item ist to approve the Agreement from Archuleta  Housing Corporation. Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Todd Weaver County Attorney  ARPA- ARCHULETA! HOUSING CORPORATIONPDF  D. Introduction And First Reading Of Amended And Restated Ordinance 22-2019 Concerning Noise Levels In Unincorporated Archuleta County This first reading willl be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and: a public hearing for the 2nd  reading (tentatively scheduled for April 16. 2024).  Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Todd Weaver County Attorney  NOISE ORDINANCE 2024 UPDATE- CLEAN.PDF NOISE ORDINANCE- 2024 UPDATE- REDLINED.PDF  E. Introduction And First Reading Of Amended And Restated Ordinance 23-2023 For The Control Of Dogs And Other Pet Animals In The Unincorporated Areas This first reading will be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and a public hearing for the 2nd  Of Archuleta County  reading (tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2024).  Presentor Presentor's Title  Todd Weaver County Attorney    Documents:  ORDINANCE FOR CONTROL OF DOGS-2024UPDATE-CLEANPDF ORDINANCE FOR CONTROL OF DOGS 2024 UPDATE-REDUNEDPOF  F. Introduction And First Reading Of Second Amended And Restated Ordinance 18-2017 For The Regulation Of Open Burning In The Unincorporated Areas Of This first reading will be followed by publication in The Pagosa Sun and: public hearing fort the 2nd  Archuleta County  reading (tentatively scheduled for April 16, 2024).  Presentor Presentor's Title Documents:  Todd Weaver County Attorney  OPENBURNING ORDINANCE 2024 UPDATE- CLEAN.PDF OPENBURNING ORDINANCE: 2024 UPDATE- REDLINED.PDF  COMMISSIONER COMMENTS  ADJOURNMENT OF THE REGULAR BOCC MEETING  All meetings to bel held in the Archuleta County Administration Offices 3981 Lewis Street, unless otherwise stated. All Regular and Special BoCC Meetings are recorded.    1885  BoCC Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this formi ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section of the agenda only)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  319-24 Staceyy Fss 323 piper PI  Pdopa Spmg.ca R147  Phone Number or Email Address  970-570-5228 Cedo enncament  Topic of Comment  Byo completing and signing this form, acknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting. Rules adopted by the BoCC on June 21, 2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, ifi my comments are unrelated to any item on today's agenda, any response from the BoCC is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length oft the public comment period for BoCC meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion oft the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to bel heard during that period.  Signature: Date:      UTETA SO  1885  Public Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form if you'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section of the agenda only)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  3119/24  CALLIE BEYANIT  44PELR. PAGOSA SENN6SA197  Phone Number or Email Address  970-204:7715 184 LIPER In person  AyilPymaicn  Topic of Comment (circle one)  Iwill be providing my comment:  Via Zoom  By completing and signing this form, Iacknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on June 21, 2022 (see back),  including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the governing body is required. In addition, ifr my comments are unrelated to any item on today' s agenda, any response from the governing body is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open MeetingsLaw. 3) The length of the public comment period for public meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion oft the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to be heard during that period.  Signature: ht  Date:  3ligl2y    1885  BoCC Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section of the agendaonly)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Name Full Full Address  3/9/24  39/29 E Foss Co 91147  323 PPe PT. Pasoss 5prings 970-570-540L Fisevehilion  Phone Number or Email Address  Topic of Comment  Land  43c Codas 6284 Ppirpi  Byo completing and signing this form, I acknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the BoCC on. June 21, 2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, ifmy comments are unrelated to any item on today's agenda, any response from the BoCC: is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length oft the public comment period for BoCC meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion oft the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form willl have the opportunity to be heard during that period.  Signature: Date:  A    1885  BoCC Meeting  Request for Public Comment  (Use this form ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC COMMENT section oft the  agenda only) (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  191 MARCH, 2624 Eeic DAVIDSON 1S GOPIR LANE  (ASRASRNGSUNT2)  PAGoS SPRINGS,CO 81147 740-390-3237  Phone Number or Email Address Topic of Comment  OurDooR SToaRc/NUISANCE O2DINANCE! PUBLIC  SAFETY  By completing and signing this form, I acknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing /I Meeting Rules adopted by the BoCCon. June 21,2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, if my comments are unrelated to any item ont today's agenda, any response from the BoCC is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length of the public comment period for BoCC meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion oft the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee alli individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to bel heard during thatperiod.  Signature: Date:  6    1885  BoCC Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section ofthe agenda only)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  3-19-244  SCAIT LALDEReaR 267 CALDE2WE4D PL- VAGPSAGRINS Lo 8117 970 CL44-14B6 XSESLA 284 PHER PLAcE AMISANCE AMNE-Hag  Phone Number or Email Address  Topic of Comment  ENCINg  By completing and signing this form, acknowledge that Ihave read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the BoCC on June 21,2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, ifr my comments are unrelated to any item on today's agenda, any response from thel BoCC is prohibited since the topic is not posted ont the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length oft the public comment period for BoCC: meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion ofthe Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to bel heard during that period.  h  Signature:  Date: 3-17-1644    ULETA SOu  1885  Public Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form if you'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section of the agenda only)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  3/19/24 Joha Rauson 34 Alolrucod Gt  81147  Phone Number or Email Address 970 : 944-4802 Topic of Comment Dursanck Ccr Iwill be providing my comment: (circle one)  Inj person  Via Zoom  Byo completing and signing this form, acknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the Board of County Commissioners on June 21,2022 (see back),  including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the governing body is required. In addition, ifmy comments are unrelated to any item on today' s agenda, any response from the governing body is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length of the public comment period for public meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion of the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to be heard during that period.  Signature: Date:  Ah    1885  BoCC Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section ofthe agenda only)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meting349-10A4  514-204  Full Name Full Address  ARNE_CACERKeP 107 CALEACD A AePBACAKICSC 8141 7e -PA6-G874 cheiee 284 PIPER PLACE  Phone Number or Email Address  Topic of Comment  sfatyacalapen  MMIGANCEOMAAN, 9-176017  and  CANGOINGI  Byo completing signing this form, Iacknowledge that Ihave read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the BoCC on. June 21, 2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, ifr my comments are unrelated to any item on today's agenda, any response from the BoCC is] prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length oft the public comment period for BoCC: meetings and public hearings willl be at the discretion of the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity tol bel heard during that period.  Signature: Date:  p    BoCC Meeting Request for Public Comment  (Use this form ifyou'd like to speak during the PUBLIC  COMMENT section of the agendaonly)  (Please print clearly)  Date of Meeting Full Name Full Address  March 19, 2024 William Mayo  330 Piper Place, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 matmayo24@gmaicon. 214.649.5226. Interest in Nuisance. complaint on 284 Piper PL  Phone Number or Email Address  Topic of Comment  By completing and signing this form, Tacknowledge that I have read and will comply with the Public Hearing/Meeting Rules adopted by the BoCC on. June 21, 2022, including the following:  1) My comments must be limited to 3 minutes.  2) No direct response from the BoCC is required. In addition, ifmy comments are unrelated to any item on today" 's agenda, any response from the BoCC is prohibited since the topic is not posted on the agenda and any comment could potentially violate the Colorado Open Meetings Law. 3) The length of the public comment period for BoCC meetings and public hearings will be at the discretion of the Chairman. Therefore, this form does not necessarily guarantee all individuals who  complete this form will have the opportunity to be heard during that period.  Signature: Date:  3172024  LZ