SAN. JUAN COUNTY, COLORADO BOARDOF COMMISSIONERS MEETING AGENDA  July 10, 2024  CALLTOORDER: 8:30. A.M. OLD BUSINESS: Consider Bills and Authorize Warrants BOCC Regular Meeting Minutes for. June 26, 2024 8:35. A.M. - Kim Buck Assessor's Report 9:00. A.M. - Social Services Director Martha Johnson 9:30 A.M. - County Road2 Plan Application, Bonanza Boy LLC CORRESPONDENCE: NEW BUSINESS: Assessor's Report Schedule Board of Equalization Hearings Treasurer's Semi-Annual Report Treasurer's Report County Credit Cards Public Comment Commissioner. and Staff Reports  APPOINTMENTS:  10:00 A.M. - Public Hearing Silver Cloud Lodge Planned Unit Development Preliminary  Other  Executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel matters, pursuant to CRS 24-6-  402(4)()(I). A recording shall be kept for 90 days.  OTHER:  Times listed above are approximate.  Discussion of an agenda item may occur before or after the assigned time. Next Regular Meeting - 6:30 PM, Wednesday July 24, 2024  Join Zoom Meeting https: AMMLIVADATSON Meeting ID: 921 36473203  By Telephone: Dial 16 669-900-6833 and enter the Webinar ID 92136473203 when prompted. You Tube (live and recorded for later viewing, does not support public comment):  https: wwsoutube.com Asniunoumpgulwrao streams    SAN. JUAN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MET. JULY 10, 2024 AND THE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. 25208 IDS INTEGRATED DOCUMENT TITLE-REG BILL 25209 SILVERTON FIRE AUTHORITY REIMB BUNKER GEAR 25212 IDS INTEGRATED DOCUMENT MARCH 24 TITLE-REG-DMV  66.76 36131.49 537.96 19176.04 67.02 363.37 6770.33 65.00 3796.71 3864.71 882.67 4582.97 4725.50 2289.99 4331.98 1413.28 3685.79 4071.41 1002.03 4254.99 2447.76 3756.59 1217.59 2192.03 4398.89 1874.98 1245.06 4263.02 2149.03 375.27 5610.52 21897.02 3515.00 6173.88 1950.00 880.76 170.97 295.14 2045.55 1831.75 674.50 110.00 150.00  25210 UNITED STATE TREASURY 25211 ANTHEM BLUE CROSS 25213 CENTURY LINK 25214 CITIZENS STATE BANK 25215 SWEET MOMENTS DD ABIGAIL H. ARMISTEAD DD ADAM D. CLIFTON DD AMIE R. GARDINER DD ANTHONY D. EDWARDS DD ARTHUR. J. DONOVAN DD AUSTIN P.LASHLEY DD BRUCE T. CONRAD DD CHARLES A. LANIS DD DEANNA M.. JARAMILLO DD JOHN A. JACOBS DD KERI METZLER DD KIMBERLY A. BUCK DD KRISTINA L. RHOADES DD LADONNA L. JARAMILLO DD LINSLEY SWEET DD PETER C. MAISEL DD REBECCA B. JOYCE DD REBECCA J. RHOADES DD ROBERT W. GARDINER DD STEPHEN W. LOWRANCE 25216 SCOTT L. FETCHENHIER 25217 TOMMY WIPF 25218 WILLIAM A. TOOKEY 25219 CITIZENS STATE BANK 25220 CITIZENS STATE BANK 25221 GREAT-WEST LIFE 25222 CITIZENS STATE BANK 25223 KANSAS CITY LIFE 25225 AFLAC 25226 VISA 25227 AMIE R. GARDINER 25228 CITIZENS STATE BANK 25229 CITIZENS. STATE BANK 25230 VOID 25231 GREAT-WEST LIFE  UPDATE TAXES MEDICAL INSURANCE SHERIFFS BILL ANVIL PAYMENT CAKE FOR LOUIS RETIREMENT SHERIFF DEPUTY WAGES SHERIFF DEPUTY WAGES NURSE-SHERIFF ASSIST WAGES COMMUNICATIONS WAGES EPD' WAGES COMMISSIONERS WAGES SHERIF WAGES DEPUTY CLERK WAGES COUNTY TREASURERS WAGES SHERIFF DEPUTY WAGES CORONER WAGES ASSESSORS WAGES SOCIAL SERVICE WAGES COUNTY CLERK WAGES CLERK DEPUTY WAGES COMMISSIONERS WAGES COUNTY NURSE WAGES CUSTODIAN WAGES NURSE FINANCIAL WAGES UNDERSHERIFF WAGES COMMISSIONERS WAGES VETS OFFICER WAGES ADMINISTRATOR WAGES FEDERAL TAXES WITHHELD STATE TAXES WITHHELD GROUP RETIREMENT HSASAVINGS DENTAL & LIFE INSURANCE INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE TREASURES MEETING (PUEBLO) CORRECTION PAY FEDERAL TAXES CORRECTION STATE TAXES CORRECTION RETIREMENT CORRECTION  25224 AMWINS GROUP BENEFITS VISION INSURANCE    25232 DEANNA M. JARAMILLO 25233 MARY ANN ACOSTA 25234 VOID 25235 VISA 25236 SAN MIGUEL POWER 25237 SILVERTON LP GAS 25238 DIGITCOM ELECTRONICS 25239 VERIZON 25240 CENTURY LINK 25241 WEX 25243 DAYNA KRANKER 25244 CASSANDRA ROOF 25245 ROBERT ROOF, LPC 25247 SILVERTON SCHOOL 25248 SILVERTON SCHOOL 25249 JOEL BIRDIE 25250 J&J LANDSCAPING LLC 25251 DENNIS R. GOLBRICHT 25254 DOMINION VOTING 25255 DR.JOEL, INC 25256 CO SECRETARY OF STATE 25257 LISA RISOLI 25258 BEVERLYE. RICH 25259 EVELYARCHLUTA 25260 SHARON LANTZ 25261 KEVIN BALDWIN 25262 KIM BONNER 25263 SH ENVIRONMENTAL 25264 POWER EQUOPMENTCO 25265 SILVERTON AMBULANCE 25266 KERI METZLER 25267 IRELAND STAPLETON 25268 IMAGE NETCONSULTING 25269 VERO FIBER 25270 SILVERTON HARDWARE 25271 LADONNA L. JARAMILLO  REIMB PERSONAL CREDITI CARD REIMB DAMAGE DEPOSIT  42.06 700.00 6581.42 3069.27 3418.32 628.81 121.98 72.22 1723.53 725.00 1254.00 210.00 200.00 5100.14 2213.32 4966.48 800.00 634.26 2593.50 2700.69 33.12 2493.30 600.00 20.00 319.95 30.00 180.00 390.00 595.50 13670.50 14500.00 57108.00 49133.33 1040.00 2760.00 471.07 871.23 223.36 226.35 4560.00 128.29 358414.31  BILLS BILLS COUNTY & FD TANK FILL UPS SHERIFFS BILL SHERIFFS BILL SHERIFFS BILL SHERIFFS FUEL NURSE ASSISTANT PAY SENIOR YOGA,CHECK-INS COMMUNITY COUNSELING REIMB MARY ACOSTA MAY-JUNE REIMB COLIN TROWER MAY-JUNE INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING (NURSE) SPRINKLER SYSTEM MAINTENANCE JUNE 24 SERVICES  25242 CO CUSTOM ELEVATOR LIFT SEMI ANNUAL SERVICES  25246 BRUCE E/ JAROMG, MA, LPC MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM PAY  25252 LA PLATA CNTY FINANCIAL ANNUAL PORTION DA REMODEL 25253 ELEVATED COFFEE COMPANY AIR POT COFFEE (ELECTIONS)  ELECTION SETUP PRIMARY ELECT FIX ELECTION CAMERAS TRAINING REGISTRATION ELECTION JUDGE PAY ELECTION JUDGE PAY ELECTION JUDGE PAY ELECTION JUDGEPAY ELECTION JUDGE PAY ELECTION ELECTION ASSISSTANT CONSULTING BILL JUNE 24 MONTHLYPAYMENT REIMB FOOD RETIREMENT PARTY APRIL-MAY PROPERTY TRANSFER COPY MACHINE USEAGE BILLS BILLS REIMB CREDIT CARD  25272 SAUL'S CREEK ENGINEERING MAINTENANCE & SUPPORT  25273 VISA  COMMUNCATONSSOCSER BILLS  TOTAL GENERAL    ROAD  7382 ANTHEM BLUE CROSS DD LOUIS K. GIRODO DD MATHEWI.ZMMERMAN DD MICHAEL W. KRISNOW DD RUSTY D. MELCHER 7383 CITIZENS! STATE BANK 7384 CITIZENS STATE BANK 7385 GREAT WESTI LIFE 7386 CITIZENS STATE BANK 7387 KANSAS CITY LIFE 7388 AMWINS GROUP BENEFITS INC 7389 JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL 7390 VISA 7391 ALSCO 7392 SAN MIGUEL POWER 7393 CENTURY LINK 7394 CATAPILLAR FINANCIAL 7395 CATAPILLAR FINANCIAL 7396 FOUR CORNERS WELDING 7397 SILVERTON HARDWARE 7398 TARGET RENTAL 7399 PLATINUM CHEMICALS INC 7400 WHISTLESTOP 7401 WAGNER GENERAL ROAD TOTAL ALL FUNDS  MEDICAL INSURANCE OVERSEER WAGES ROAD OPERATOR WAGES ROAD OPERATOR WAGES ROAD OPERATOR WAGES FEDERAL TAXES WITHHELD STATE TAXES WITHHELD GROUP RETIREMENT HSAS SAVINGS DENTAL & LIFE INSURANCE VISION INSURANCE JD GRDRPAYMENT SUPPLIES BILL BILLS BILL D6TVP/WES00376 PAYMENT 5274.36 S6NZL/NJN00598 PAYMENT KOX-MAC SUPPLIES SKID STEER RENT 2 CASES FACILITY WIPES FUEL MAY-JUNE 2024 PARTS  5321.80 4838.68 3602.38 4323.02 3871.84 5835.42 904.00 1000.96 500.00 200.48 36.88 6589.95 489.89 80.00 131.91 155.46 10.50 45.00 29.47 896.23 885.00 3600.13 9612.77  WERE ALLOWED SETTLEMENT IN FULL BY ORDER OF SAN. JUAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.  AUSTIN LASHLEY, CHAIRMAN  SCOTTL.F FETCHENHIER, COMMISSIONER  PETER C. MAISEL, COMMISSIONER  LADONNA L.. JARAMILLO, CLERK    SANJUAN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, June 26, 2024  AT6:301 P.M.  A work session with the San Juan National Forest Service Forest Supervisor David Nealy and Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Austin Lashley. Present were Commissioners Scott Fetchenhier and Pete Maisel, County Attorney Dennis Golbricht (via Zoom) Commissioner Fetchenhier moved to approve the June 12, 2024 minutes with a correction of Gina Rosato's name in the 10th paragraph. Commissioner Maisel seconded the motion. The A variance request from HD@ Silverton LLC was presented to the Commissioners for their consideration. The variance was a request to the Zoning and Land Use Regulation Section 5-102.1 Mobile Units to allow foral 14'X60' temporary modular office trailer. The San Juan Regional Planning Commission had reviewed the variance application and they recommended that the  Columbine District Ranger Nick Glidden was held at 5:00 pm.  and Administrator William Tookey.  motion passed unanimously.  variance be granted with the following conditions:  1. That the applicant acknowledges that emergency services will not be available in a timely 2. That all requirements in Section 4-110 of the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulations pertaining to the development ofindividual building sites shall be met. 3. All improvements to the Walla Walla shall fully and completely comply with, and strictly conform to, all terms, conditions and restrictions contained ini the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulation, all permits issued, and all applicable State and Federal rules and 4. That the building be painted with a naturalistic, subdued and non-reflective color. 5. That the building be skirted and that a stairway is constructed to the Building Code and a 6. That all exterior building materials shall be naturalistic, subdued and non-reflective to  manner and perhaps not at all.  regulations.  porch roofconstructed over the stairway. minimize the visibility oft the structure. 7. That the modular office trailer be kept in good repair. 8. That the variance be granted for aj period of3 years.  9. The failure to comply with these conditions shall be grounds for the revocation of this  Improvement Permit.    Commissioner Fetchenhier moved to approve the variance with the conditions as listed with condition 8 modified to read: That the variance be granted for a period of3 years or when the permanent staff office is completed, whichever is sooner. Commissioner Maisel seconded the motion. The motion  passed unanimously.  Terry Morris was present toj provide the Commissioners with an update on the CAG. San Juan County and Silverton Appendix for their review and consideration.  EcoAction Partners provided to the Commissioners the proposed Regional Climate Action Plan, Commissioner Fetchenhier moved to adopt Resolution 2024-03 Adopting The Silverton And San Juan County Climate Action Plan as presented. Commissioner Maisel seconded the motion. The A letter was received from the Silverton-San Juan Fire and Rescue Authority requesting that the Katie Shapiro had submitted a letter to the Commissioners expressing her concerns about dust and The proposed San Juan County Digital Accessibility Plan was presented to the Commissioners. Commissioner Fetchenhier moved to have the Administrator take all necessary steps to complete and post the San Juan County Digital Accessibility Plan and Accessibility Statement.  motion passed unanimously.  County consider minimum road standards for high density development. vegetation int the Anvil Mountain Subdivision. The issue was discussed.  The Commissioners reconvened their regular meeting at 9:16 PM. Having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:36F P.M.  Austin Lashley, Chairman  Ladonna L. Jaramillo, County Clerk    7/9/24, 10:05AM  San Juan County Mail CR2 emailf for Willy Tookey  Gmail  Willy" Tookey cadmin@sanjuancolorado.us  CR2 - email for Willy Tookey Steve Stalzer sieve@els.abwsols.com Hello Willy. Hope all is well.  1message  Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 9:56/ AM  To:' admin@sanjuancolorado.us" aomnesnarcatou  Ijust spoke with Pete and wanted to shoot you a note prior tot the county meeting tomorrow.  Irealize we are just past July 4th traffic, but as you likely know, the dust on CR2 has been terrible. Between the increased traffic and recent dry spell, dusti is having a significant impact for everyone traveling or living near CR2. I'd be happy to provide additional information or photos if helpful, butl I am certain everyone is aware of the issue without taking up more Ihope that the county will not only resume the use of mag chloride soon but also consider this as a standing annual budget expense. While iti is not cheap, iti is al logical investment that is more than offset by the revenue generated by those  time than necessary.  that live and recreate near CR2. Thanks for your time. Best, Steve Steve Stalzer, MBA, PT 970.471.4582 8150 ADVISORS ELEVATE YOUR PRACTICE www.8150advisors.com  This email is confidential. It may also be legally privileged. Ify you are not the addressee you may not copy, forward, disclose or use any part ofi it. Ify you have received this message in error, please delete from your system and notify the sender immediately. Internet communications cannot be guaranteed to be secure, error or virus-free. The sender does not  accept liability for any errors or omission.  htbos.l/mail.google.com/mallwo7k-taseaeb2esvewepis.earch-alapemtnd-lhveac780417550281417236aimpl-msp.f1804117555028141723 1/1    7/9/24,3:23PM  San. Juan County Mail- County Road 2i issues  Gmail  Willy Tookey somdanuancandour  County Road 2 issues  1message  George Riley GeorgeR@rileyindustrial.com> To:" smi@nanuarcurous sommesnarcouiaous  Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 11:21AM  Cc: Steve Stalzer seve@esowsoscom, Julie Sams snimaspnes@ymal.com, matandresz@gmal.com: matandresz@gmaicomo, Lak Kelly <redrock88consuling@gmail.com, Re Hudson RErudoneyenocom, Brian Bru Brurud bru@checksix.com>, Kim Eisner skm@ekimbz.com, Randy VanDenBerg vdbea9@utok.como, Champasbep@romatcon chenepasbyerg@homai.com>, Fred and Sue suelired@gmal.com, Dane Burdine Ganeteresa@gmal.como, ogplycog@romalcom srydiggitydog@hotmalil.com>, Brianscustomiab@outlook.com" Brianscustomfab@outook.com>, omemounantudesoy <rockn@mountainstudies.org>, Anthony Casternova Ouroorac@gmal.como, sbsasiow@msn.com spsasiow@msn.como, terri@eurekacampground.com"  terri@eurekacampground.com>  Good afternoon Willy, lwanted to drop you ar note on supporting the use of Mag Chloride on County Rd 2. We understand Ibelieve Bevan has been keeping you up updated on our emails about signs, speed and the associated dust generated. We would also request some speed enforcement on County Road 2 as a deterrent. The mag chloride may control the dust but may pick upt the speed of vehicles as they travel. It would be highly unfortunate for anyone (dog walkers, joggers, bike riders, moose, other wildlife, etc.) to be harmed or killed by these speeding vehicles. People should drive reasonable Lastly, would there be any option top post the speeds at the residential areas at 10MPH. We see that has occurred by the Rock Pirate concession and was wondering what it would require to have the same courtesy around the housing areas. It  itis on the meeting agenda tomorrow for discussion and hopefully also as an action item.  and enjoy the sights, thati is what most of them should be here for.  we post 10 mph we might get them down to 20!  George Riley Cole Ranch  https:!/mail.google.com/mailu007k-fabeaeb2teéview-pt8search-alépermthid-thread-:18041229062146575068simpl-msg-t1804122906214657506 1/1    7/9/24, 1:28PM  San. Juan County Mail- HI WILLYY YHIS IS, JACK & BARBARA CLARK, PLEASE PUTU US DOWN ON AGREEING THAT SOMETHIN..  Gmail  Willy Tookey cadmin@sanyuancolorado.us>  HI WILLY YHIS IS JACK & BARBARA CLARK, PLEASE PUT US DOWN ON AGREEING THAT SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE FOR THE DUST ON COUNTY ROAD 2, WE HAVE BOTH HAVE HAD HEALTH PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF THE DUST  ALL SUMMER LONG, THANK YOU. Jack Clark inararock@ao.com>  1message  Tue, Jul 9, 2024 at 12:07 PM  To:' admn@anvanooasous" aumnesepuancoratou  https/mail.google.com/mailu0nk-fajeaeb2teéview-ptésearch-alépermthi-thread-:18041258209386544088simpl-msg-1804125825820938654408 1/1    MEMORANDUM  July 10, 2024 TO: San Juan County Commissioners FR: William A. Tookey RE: Bonanza Boy LLC.  Silver Cloud Lodge Planned Unit Development  Mr. Colby Barrett representing Bonanza Boy LLC has submitted a Preliminary Plan application for the Silver Cloud Lodge Planned Unit Development (PUD) for the purpose Al Planned Unit Development is aj project, improvement or development which is pre- planned in its entirety, with variation permitted from regulations in the context oft the acceptance oft the overall plan in its entirety on merits which outweigh the variation from regulations. Asal Planned Unit Development the application follows the procedures and Zoning and Land Use Regulation Section 0-109 Vested Property Rights states: Approval ofazoning or rezoning application, a permitted use, or an Improvement Permit will not establish a vested property right unless and until final approval therof has been granted by the Board ofCounty Commissioners or by the designated official allowed to grant such permit under the terms of this Code, or, ifapplicable aj final plat is approved by the Board ofCounty Commissioners under the. subdivision, zoning or other regulations oft the The proposed Lodge will be located on the Shelbyville Lode MS 18168. Thel Lodge will consist of an approximately 7000 sq. ft. two-story timber framed structure designed similarly to the historic structures that were previously located on the site. The Silver Crown Mine will be reopened and incorporated into the lodge. A small hydropower house, solar greenhouse and sauna would also be constructed. The Lodge will be "off- grid" and powered by solar, micro-hydro, biomass and a backup generator. Additionally, heat pumps and wood stoves will be used to supplement heating. Domestic water will come from the mine adit which flows rate about 30 gpm. The water will need minimum treatment. A septic system will be installed on site to treat wastewater. The proposed lodge is located on County Road 15 aka Forest Service Road 821 near Mill A garage and 3 employee housing units would be located on Bonanza Boy MS 16677. The property is adjacent to the Mountain ChiefClaim MS 560 B owned by Margaret Stern also known as the Artists Cabin. Access would be from US Highway 550. The garage/housing structure will be powered and heated by a solar array with al backup  ofdeveloping the Silver Cloud Lodge and other improvements.  applicable requirements of the Chapter 7 Subdivision Regulations.  county.  Creek ini the Chattanooga area offUS Highway 550.  generator.    Water will come from a well or spring on site. A septic system will be installed on site to Other improvements would include: development of parking areas; associated grading Additional recreational improvements would include: Dispersed tent camping/glamping and bathroom/shower facilities; hiking trails, rock/ice climbing routes, via ferrata; wetlands and fish and wildlife habitat restoration; mining heritage tourism. Mr. Colby Barrett dba Bonanza Boy LLC owns approximately 254 acres in the Chattanooga Area. The property is located in the Mountain Zoning District.  treat the wastewater.  and utility improvements; realignment of FSR 821.  The applicant has agreed to consolidate the Pride Lode, Wonderful Lode, Mountain Chief The adjacent landowners have been notified via US Mail of the proposed applications. The list of adjacent property owners and copy oft the letter are included. We have received written comments from David Dow, area property owner and manager oft the Artist House vacation rental, Jack Stern owner ofthe Mountain ChiefClaim MS 560E B and Nicholas Glidden Columbine District Ranger. Their comments are attached. A Public Hearing for this project was also advertised in the Silverton Standard and is also Internet will be provided via Starlink. A satellite phone/Garmin Inreach and CB radio Solid waste will be stored in bear-resistant facilities and then transferred to a transfer station for both sites. The applicant will be required to create an account on the Town of Propane will be used for cooking as well as for backup heating. The tank at the lodge will be buried, the tank at the garage will be above ground and screened. Exterior lighting for both sites will need to comply with the County dark sky The applicant has provided a well thought out project and has provided significant technical expertise. Thej project's location has spectacular scenic and recreational value. Ofu utmost concern must be the safety of the Lodge's s guests, workforce, general public and emergency responders. Dynamic Avalanche Consulting Ltd. has prepared an Avalanche Safety Plan identifics thc problems and then provides a solution to mitigatc  Lode, Valley Lode and Shelbyville Lode into one parcel.  attached.  will be available for emergency communications for both sites.  Silverton's Utility billing system for refuse.  requirements.  It is also almost entirely in avalanche hazard areas.  those problems.    Buildings can be engineered and designed to withstand an avalanche's direct and indirect impact. Avalanche diversions can be constructed to reduce the impact on the structures. However, there is still the safety issue ofcrossing avalanche terrain to access the buildings. The applicant has provided that winter guests would only be allowed access with a guide knowledgeable in avalanche hazards. That may not be enough and active avalanche mitigation may be required. In addition to thel hazards on site there are the avalanche hazards of US 550. Avalanches, avalanche control and road closures could all have an adverse impact on the operation of the lodge during winter months. Ifthe project is ultimately approved the applicant will need to strictly adhere to the Avalanche Safety Plan as prepared by Dynamic Avalanche Consulting Ltd. They Avalanche Safety Plan also list a disclaimer on page 1 that states: Avalanches are complex natural phenomena and there is considerable uncertainty ini the estimates of magnitude, frequency, runout, and potential snow avalanche effects described in the ASP. Under extremely unstable snow conditions, avalanches may be observed in terrain where they would not otherwise occur, such as forestedareas or low-angle slopes. New avalanche paths may also be formed byj forest harvesting, wildfire, or slope mass Section 2 - 104.1 oft the Zoning and Land Use Regulations allows for the county to contract for technical expertise at the expense of the applicant. The Commissioners may want to consider hiring an independent avalanche consultant to review the Avalanche The applicant has also provided an Emergency Response Plan to address numerous The preservation of wetlands is also a vital concern. Wetlands have been delineated on the Shelbyville and adjacent mine claims and Mountain Studies Institute has prepared the Silver A wetlands delineation study has also been conducted on the Bonanza Boy Mill Site. The applicant plans to minimize the impact on the wetlands and will be required tol bei in compliance Another essential concern it visual impact as parts oft the property are located within the Scenic Preservation District which includes all sites located within 1,500: feet oft the centerline ofU.S. Highway 550. It appears that the only development within the Scenic Preservation District is the parking lot and driveway on the Bonanza Lode. Ibelieve the applicant is attempting to Finally, it is important to minimize the impact of the proposed project on the surrounding neighbors. That would include noise, dust, visual, etc. The Artists Cabin is located relatively close to the property line ofthe Bonanza Boy Mill Site. The proposed garagelemployee house willl be located int the southwest corner ofthe property to create as substantial separation between  movement processes.  Safety Plan. emergencies.  Cloud Stream and Wetland Restoration Proposal.  with the US Army Corps ofl Engineers.  minimize the visual impact of the proposed project.    the buildings. The driveway and parking lots could have some impact upon the adjoining Thel Planning Commission reviewed the application and recommended approving the PUD Sketch Plan with conditions. The County Commissioners approved the Sketch Plan  property.  with the following conditions:  1. That the applicant acknowledges that emergency services will not be available in a 2. Allimprovementst tot thel Bonanzal Boy LLCPUD: shall fully and completely comply with, and strictly conform to, all terms, conditions and restrictions contained in the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulation, all permits issued, and all 3. The applicant shall fully and completely comply with the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulation 4-110 Design and Development Standards for all 4. That a comprehensive plan be developed to maximize the safety and minimize the risks ofavalanche hazards. The Silver Cloud Resort Avalanche Safety Plan has been provided along with the Silver Cloud Lodge Emergency Response Plan. 5. That the project is in compliance with Section 7-120 Air Quality as it pertains to wood burning devices. The Applicant is proposing 4 woodstoves at the Lodge and 4 woodstoves at the Employee Housing and Garage. 7-120 Air Quality allows for one fireplace or stove for each single-family residence, restaurant or hotel lobby. The employee housing units would be defined as a multi-family dwelling and would not qualify fori individual wood burning devices. Ibelieve itwould be appropriate to: allow for onei in the reception/office area to provide emergency heating for the building. 1 fireplace in the lodge and 1 woodburning: stovei in thel kitchen would bei incompliancewith the regulations. The woodburning stove in the guest suite and sauna would not be in 6. Ifany historic artifacts are discovered on site during the excavation or construction, all work on the project will be stopped immediately until the Historic Review Committee or qualified archeologist can visit the site to 7. That an affordable housing agreement be negotiated as required by 7-112.8A ofthe Zoning and Land Use Regulations. Ibelieve the Employee Housing Agreement is good in concept. Language will need to be added that will ensure that the housing remains available for workforce housing into the 8. That a computer generated and/or artists renditions oft the parking lots be provided to demonstrate their visual impact. Computer generated renditions were  timely manner and perhaps not at all.  applicable State and Federal rules and regulations.  Improvement and Use Permits.  compliance with the requirements.  document and preserve those artifacts.  future.    provided but they do not do a great job of showing the visual impact of the 9. The failure to comply with these conditions shall be grounds for the revocation of  parking lots.  this approval and for any future Improvement Permits.  The Planning Commission reviewed the Silver Cloud Lodge PUD Preliminary Plan application as submitted and recommended approval with the following conditions: 1. That the applicant acknowledges that emergency services will not be available in a 2. Allir improvements' toi thel Bonanza Boy LLCPUD: shall fully and completely comply with, and strictly conform to, all terms, conditions and restrictions contained ini the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulation, all permits issued, and all 3. The applicant shall fully and completely comply with the San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulation 4-110 Design and Development Standards for all 4. That the applicant fully and completely comply with the Silver Cloud Resort 5. That the applicant provides documentation annually that they have complied with and continue to comply with Sections 5, 6 and 7 of the Silver Cloud Resort 6. That the project is in compliance with Section 7-120 Air Quality as it pertains to 7. Ifany historic artifacts are discovered on site during the excavation or construction, all work on the project will be stopped immediately until the Historic Review Committee or qualified archeologist can visit the site to 8. That an affordable housing agreement be negotiated as required by 7-112.8A 9. That computer generated and/or artists renditions ofall the improvements including the parking lots be provided to clearly demonstrate their visual 10. The failure to comply with these conditions shall be grounds for the revocation of 11. Any other conditions as determined necessary by the Planning Commission.  timely manner and perhaps not at all.  applicable State and Federal rules and regulations.  Improvement and Use Permits. Avalanche Safêty Plan.  Avalanche Safety Plan. wood burning devices.  document and preserve those artifacts. ofthe Zoning and Land Use Regulations.  impact of the project.  this approval and for any future Improvement Permits.    Thel Board ofCounty Commissioners may choose to approve the: application as submitted. Choose to approve the application with the conditions recommended by staff and the Planning Commission and any additional conditions that the Commissioners feel would Should the County Commissioners choose to recommend denial of the PUD Preliminary Plan they should do SO on the grounds that the risks to the guests, workforce, emergency responders and general public are too great along with any other deficiencies that may be  bea appropriate.  identified it this application.                    SAN JUAN COUNTY  COLORADO 1557 GREENE STREET P.O. BOX 466 SILVERTON, COLORADO81433  PHONE/FAX 970-387-5766 admin@sanjuancolorado.us  May 31,2024 To Whom It May Concer:  This letter is to inform you that Colby Barrett of Bonanza Boy LLC has submitted al Preliminary Plan Application for The San Juan Regional Planning Commission will hold a Public Hcaring at the Silverton Town Hall, 1360 Greene St., Silverton, CO, at 7:05 PM on Tuesday, June 18, 2024 to receive public comments on the Proposed Silver Cloud Lodge PUD Preliminary Plan Application for a proposed lodge, accessory structures, associated utilities and improvements located on the Shelbyville Lode USMS 18168 and adjacent claims in the Chattanooga area offof CR 15 (USFS Road 821) also known as the Mill Creek Road. The plan also includes a proposed garage, employee housing and associated utilities and improvements located on the Bonanza Boy Mill Site USMS 16677B in the Chattanooga arca offofUs Highway 550. Members oft the public may attend the meeting in person or via Zoom. The San Juan County Zoning and Land Use Regulations require that property owners within 1500 feet be notified oft the application. A copy of the application can be reviewed in the office oft the County Clerk, located at 1557 Greene St. Silverton, Colorado or via San Juan County' 's web page at hmpismumgunysalonaluspimindass Copies Iti is anticipated that the application will be reviewed by the County Commissioners during their regular meeting of If you have any comments or questions about the application. you may contact me by phone, mail or email listed above. You may also provide written or oral comments to the Planning Commission and to the County  the proposed Silver Cloud Lodge Planned Unit Development.  login information for participating via zoom is listed below.  ofthe application can also be reviewed upon request via the email listed above.  July 10, 2024.  Commissioners.  Ifyoul have any questions or comments, please contact me at your earliest convenience.  wL Aplay William A. Tookey Land Use Administrator Join Zoom Meeting hips: mSIVADNIRDN by Phone - 1669.9006833 Meeting ID: 92136473203    San Juan Regional Planning Commission SANJUAN COUNTY TOWN OF SILVERTON Silverton, Colorado 81433 P.O. Box 223  June 18, 2024  Board ofCounty Commissioners San Juan County Silverton, CO81433 Members of the Commission:  RE: Planned Unit Development fora Preliminary Plan Application Silver Cloud Lodge Bonanza Boy LLC, Shelbyville Lode MS 18168 located in the Chattanooga Area near US Highway 550  At the regular meeting of the San Juan Regional Planning Commission on June 18, 2024, members ofthat Commission held a meeting to discuss the Preliminary Plan Application for a Planned Unit Development for the proposed Silver Cloud Lodge Preliminary Plan Application on the Shelbyville Lode USMS 18168 and other recreational improvements  located near Mill Creek in the Chattanooga area on US Hwy 550. The owner Colby Barrett is present to answer questions.  After considerable discussion and going over the background of the project, questions and presentations from William Tookey, Land use. Administrator, and the applicant. A Public Hearing was held. The Planning Commission then voted unanimously to recommend to the San Juan County Commissioners that you approve the PUD Preliminary Plan Application for the development oft the proposed Silver Cloud Lodge Bonanza Boy LLC, with the conditions as recommended by staff.  Thank you for considering this recommendation. The Planning Commission Members and James Weller, Chairman  Sincerely,    PUBLIC HEARING  Notice is hereby given to the members of the general public that the San Juan County Commissioners will hold al Public Hearing at the San Juan County Courthouse, 1557 Greene St., Silverton, CO, at 10:00. AM on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, inj person and via Zoom, to receive public comments on the proposed Silver Cloud Lodge PUD Preliminary Plan Application for the development ofal lodge, accessory structures, associated utilities and improvements located on the Shelbyville Lode USMS 18168 and adjacent claims in the Chattanooga area offof CR 15 (USFS Road 821) also known as the Mill Creek Road. The plan also includes the development ofap proposed garage, employee housing and associated utilities and improvements located on the Bonanza Boy Mill Site USMS 16677B in the Chattanooga area offofUS Highway 550. The Applicant is Colby Barrett  dba Bonanza Boy LLC. The application may be viewed at:  The San Juan County Clerk's Office at 1557 Greene Street, Silverton Colorado or online NOTICE is further given that all persons may present oral/written testimony regarding this Application priort to/during the Public Hearing. Comments may be sent by email to mindsanuancoorao.s, by mail to San Juan County, PO Box 466, Silverton CO 81433, or hand-delivered to the County Courthouse. Interested persons may contact the Land Use Administrator at 970-387-5766 with any questions or comments about the  at! pslsjumouny.olonslondogoPlamingdos  Application. Join Zoom Meeting https/z00m.US/1921364752035 by Phone -1669-9006833 Meeting ID: 92136473203  Published in the Silverton Standard & Miner: June 27,2024    7/9/24,1 1:51 PM  San Juan County Mail Comments ont the Bonanza Boy Preliminary Plan Application- Silver Cloud Lodge PUD,  Gmail  Willy Tookey admin@sanjuancolorado.us>  Comments on the Bonanza Boy Preliminary Plan Application - Silver Cloud Lodge  PUD. 3n messages  David Dow 59dow@gmal.com> To: dmin@sanuancooacous  Wed, Jun 12, 2024at9:58AM  Comments on the Bonanza Boy Preliminary Plan Application -  Silver Cloud Lodge PUD.  Iwould like to comment on this permit application. Although not an immediate neighbor to these properties we do have a cabin about 2miles from this area. As well we are presently the managers of the Artist Vacation rental mentioned in the permit application. To be clear, as a property owner in the area for 30 years, Ihave NO objection to someone developing their personal, private, property. Idol however have some concerns over this application. My concerns primarily have to do with the development of the Bonanza Boy The. Actual Silver Cloud lodge development probably has several concerns that Ithink will be addressed sufficiently by the county in the process. It seems al little crazy tol be approving al Lodge where a 24/7 avalanche forecaster is needed to be ons site, and that sometimes guests would need to wear PPEavalanche gear because oft thei inherent danger of the property. Around the world andi in this country many structures have been destroyed, people have died, by mother nature and avalanches despite some thinking they are Ihave some questions as to the "zoning" or "county planning" in this area. Itseems to me there was some plan by the county to not allow commercial development this far north on US HWY 550?1 Ift this is approved Iwould think that the owners of the "Artist Cabin", or others would someday want to turn their property into a commercial venture of some sort?  ApartmemtGargehtower house/parking lots.  safe, and engineered, because ofs some on paper "action" plan".  About" Thel Bonanza Boy:  The largest concerns Ib have are; Environmental Impact, and Scenic corridor impacts.  Ithink a single family residence perhaps even vacation rental at this location would be reasonable assuming all impacts were But Idoi think that a commercial development of this size, and scope is completely INAPPROPRIATE for this location. From what  mitigated.  Ican tell from this lengthy application the Bonanza Boy development would be a:  Welcome center Gift shop Communal showers Maintenance garage Vehicle garage 3apartments 21 large parking lots extensive driveway system where there ist now a meadow. Sewage treatment area  ESTIMATED: 24 guest vehicles, 8 campground vehicles, 3 dispersed campground vehicles ?employee vehicles all parked  52 vehicles a day turning in, 52 vehicles turning out, from parking areas  When this property went up for sale Iwould not even consider buying it because:  htps.maligpogle.com'avorA-h5asau2sezmsverplsardraalspemina-rmemott180167158380921asmol-mspiieol. 1/3    7/9/24, 1:51F PM  San. Juan County Mail Comments ont the Bonanza Boy Preliminary Plan/ Application- Silver Cloud Lodge PUD.  1)Access was very questionable. 2) The extensive wetlands on the property.  Access: Although a CDOT permit was applied for, was access granted? Ifso, does the CDOT easement get yout to this property or does other private property, ie "the Artist cabin" have to be crossed to access? This two track, that is referred to ini the application, isit  acounty recognized road? Does this property actually have clear legal access toi it, where he says it does?  Wetlands and Environment:  There are wetlands maps with the permit. Icould not find where the amount of wetlands that will be impacted was actually Quantified in acres? What percent of the property is wetlands and how many acres are being destroyed? Althoughlunderstand' that other areas in the country do "trade" destroying wetlands in exchange for making new wetlands. Is this really something that should be, OR needs to be done here? Iwould sayi it shouldn'tandi ifiti is, only at the absolute minimum amount needed to make a private residence with perhaps 2-3 vehicles. Where are the actual plans to create more wetlands, when, by whom, ist there or would there bea labsolutely object to the size of the parking lots, driveways, building footprints, and planned daily usage by sucha al large number of people, in this scenic HWY 550 corridor, all completely visible on such as small property, basically on top ofa meadow. As many of you know this area is heavily used by wildlife. Last week there were literally two moose, elk herd and deer all grazing on this property early int the morning 3 mornings in a row.. Although wildlife adapt and will move elsewhere, is this what the county Although several agencies were involved ini this permit Icould not find an actual environmental impact ASSESSMENT? What will thei impact be? It will be changed forever. Ifthei impact is acceptable it willl be up to the commissioners to decide. Iwould What will the Scenic impact be? There are pictures of buildings but no pictures of the area with parking lots and 30 vehicles parked there. The pictures included in the permit makei ita almost impossible to see the hundreds of wetland flags there right now. An engineer designed a very larges septic system to go into a meadow. What will the IMPACT be? Compared to a single family Idol NOT think NOISE (during construction and after) is addressed at all. Already renters staying at the. Artist have complained about the camper parked there last summer fors several weeks running a generator every morning and evening. What will the noise What impact will this development have on nearby property values, particularly the Sterns property value, after having owned this property for about 40 years, iti is already impacting the vacation rental occupancy this summer and aj permit has not even been PLEASEI Iwould encourage the county commissioners to do as site visit soon while the Wetlands Delineation flags are: still there to make ap personal assessment as to whether this development is appropriate, OR more: importantly NEEDED, ini this area.  bond toi insure this is done?  wants? A smaller development would have far less impact and be much more: appropriate.  sayt that iti is NOT acceptable.  What will the impact of 4 wood stoves on this property, and neighboring property be?  residence what is the impact?  impact of 50 vehicles pulling in out and out of this area be?  approved.  Thank you for considering these concerns,  Sincerely, David Dow 970-260-2101  Willy Tookey <admin@sanjuancolorado.us To: David Dow 59ddow@gmal.com>  Thu, Jun 13, 2024 at 9:16AM  Hi David,  Thanks for your comments concerning the Silver Cloud Lodge PUD. Your comments will be provided to thel Planning Commission for their consideration. The Public Hearing fort the Silver Cloud PUD will be held at the Silverton Town Hall at htps/mal.goole.com/malwor7k-tasaep2leivewepisearch-alapermhnd-hnvead.18016715838860932188impl-msp180167158388603932. 2/3    7/9/24, 1:51PM  San. Juan County Mail Chattanooga Valley  Gmail  Willy Tookey cadmin@sanyuancolorado.us>  Chattanooga Valley 1message Jack Stern siemartst@gmal.com To: Willy Tookey somnesanuancoonadou  Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 8:35/ AM  Peggy and I bought our cabin in Chattanooga in 1984 from George Lancaster and his 90 year old mother, Ellen. She told Initially, it was basically a one-room cabin with an outhouse. Several years later, we were ablet to add on to it and install indoor plumbing. Bill Simon helped us put in the water well, septic system, leach field and foundation for the new The first time Italked to Mr. Barretti it was when he called me to tell me that he had bought Bonanza Boy bordering us to the west. He said that he and his family planned to camp there and that he was going to build a storage building. Wel have been blessed tol have lived in Chattanooga Valley for 16 years and to have raised our two sons there. In 2000, we moved to North Caroline to be closer to Peggy's widowed mother- whoi is now 97 years old. But, we still love coming  us that, as a child, she remembered seeing Ute Indians riding through the valley on horseback.  addition. Everything was done with permits andi inspections.  back during part of the summer to work, do improvements to the cabin and enjoy our memories.  Thank you, Jack Stern  ttps/mail.google.com/mailuor7k-Ia5eaeD2tedview-piésearch-alapermthid-thread-:1802209969919452985asimpl-msg-t1802209969919452985 1/1    7/9/24, 1:53PM  San Juan County Mail Silver Cloud Lodge  Gmail  Willy Tookey cadmin@sanuancolorado.us)  Silver Cloud Lodge  Glidden, Nicholas -FS, CO neolsgen@usdagor To: Willy Tookey sdmnesanuarcvadousy  Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 7:53 AM  Thanks for including us in this' Willy. I am not sure iflwill be able to make it up to this meeting on not, but We have been working with Colby on a reciprocal easement for the road, to allow him access through USFS and the public beyond his property (as well as a turn around and drainage solutions). This is pretty standard for isolated private land. Our road easement is to secure not only the land owners access, but the publics access into the future. The easement should not have an baring on the projection oft this property, but do know the easement is in the works. We have defaulted to the county on the season of use for the We have also discussed with Colby our concerns for social trails or "new" use in the tundra. We asked Colby to design his facilities to keep guests on his property. He agreed and noted that his guest would be guided by already permitted guides. The proximity to high profile high elevation alpine lakes is concerning. The potential for this business to impact relatively unimpacted tundra through unmanaged recreation is We have also discussed a join restoration project of the stream below his property. Our hydrologist and fisheries biologist have looked at his proposal and feel it may! help the fishing in the stream (especially on his property), and we appreciate his efforts to reclaim the mining impacts, but is not a top priority for the district given the relatively short and intact but influenced (highway) system that leads into beaver ponds.  thought tlwould drop you a line in case not.  road, noting the high avalanche danger and potentially limited operating season.  real, but Colby seems aware and willing to manage it.  Will this be a hybrid meeting or in-person only? Thanks again for including us in the discussion!  Nick  Nicholas Glidden District Ranger Forest Service Ranger District p:970-884-1438 C:435-691-0769 cnobsglden@usdagor  San Juan National Forest, Columbine  htps/mail.gole.comma.worA-taenet2esu2esew-plsarch-ardralspemmsac-mstt1803.857353941475amp-mspfiO941437 1/2    COUNTY ASSESSOR 1557 Greene Street, P.O. Box 596 Silverton, CO81433 Phone: 970-387-5632 E-mail: esorg-yuancondo.n Web: anjuancounty.coloradogovassessor  JUANC COL  ETDNS CoLN  July 9, 2024  San Juan County Board of Equalization:  The following information is reported to the CBOE each year pursuant to $ 39-8-105, C.R.S.  1) Assessed Value:  The total assessed value ofall taxable property in San Juan County after assessor protest The assessed value for 2024 is $147,485 lower than 2023'sa assessed value. Why?  adjustments, but prior to CBOE adjustments is $73,990,687.  New construction added over $600,000 in assessed value Inre response toj protests, the assessor reduced values by $813,809 The assessed value could be reduced further by CBOE adjustments, subsequent higher-level appeals, the outcome of nitatives/Propositions on the November The assessed value could be increased if SB24-233 is repealed.  ballot, and/or further legislative action.  2) Real Property Protests:  The Assessor's office received protests on 11 accounts, and adjusted values on 4 oft those accounts for a total reduction of $813,809. The other 7 protests were denied.  5vacant land parcels 6residential parcels  3) Personal Property:  No Personal Property protests were received. There are 41 businesses that own taxable Personal Property but failed to return a declaration in accordance with $ 39-3-119.5, C.R.S. The Assessor's office valued these accounts using the best information available.  Account Name  P21019 Larry and Jessica Gallegos (San Juan Backcountry) P20510 American Heritage Railways Hotels (Grand Imperial) P22023 James & Mikko Gallandat (Alma House) P22019 Cody Morgan (Loop SXS Adventures)  Kimberly Buck San Juan County Assessor  KRn    PUBLIC NOTICE  Notice is hereby given that beginning on July 1, 2024 the County Board of Equalization will sit in the San Juan County Courthouse to review the assessment roll ofall taxable property located in the county, as prepared by the County Assessor, and to hear appeals from determinations  made by the Assessor.  dustin Cashley Austin Lashley, Chair Board ofCounty Commissioners  The San Juan County Commissioners acting as the San Juan County Board of Equalization will hear appeals from July 1 to August 5 for taxpayers that disagree with The first step ofthe appeal process is for property owners to file objections with the assessor. Only those who filed timely objections with the assessor may petition the county board for al hearing. The deadline for filing an appeal with the county board is Al hearing will be scheduled for you to present information supporting your objection to the county board. The county board must mail a written decision no later than August 12. Ifyou disagree with the county board's decision, you may carry your appeal to the Board of Assessment appeals, district court, or request a binding arbitration hearing. The appeal  the property value established by the assessor.  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