SAN JUAN COUNTY, COLORADO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TOWN OF SILVERTON BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING AGENDA July 27, 2022 Due to the continuing COVID-19 concerns. San Juan County meetings will be conducted in a hybrid virtual/in- person format. All persons including Board Members, Staff and those with appointments scheduled on the agenda may meet in person or via zoom. At risk participants are strongly encouraged to wear a mask. We encourage community members to participate via zoom. The information necessary to connect to the public meeting is listed below. CALL TO ORDER: 6:30 P.M. BOCC Meeting Minutes for June 8, 2022 APPOINTMENTS 6:35 P.M. Mark Lambert San Juan National Forest 7:00 P.M. Abatement Hearing-Nick Kraus on Behalf of Morehead Property One, LLC 7:30 P.M. Public Hearing Resolution 2022-06 Providing For The Referral To The Registered, Qualified, Electors OfSan Juan County, Including The Town OfSilverton, A Question Authorizing The Expanded Use OfThe Existing Two Percent (2%) Lodging Tax 8:00 P.M. Troy Huffman CDPHE and Aaron McDowell SJBPH. Food Retail Inspections 8:30 P.M. Jim Donovan OEM Correspondence: Public Comment Commissioner and Staff Reports Other Adjourn Times listed above are approximate. Discussion of an agenda item may oceur before or after the assigned time. Next Regular Meeting - August 10, 2022 8:30 A.M. Join Zoom Meeting https lzoom us//921 136473203 Meeting ID: 921 3647 3203 One tap mobile +16699006833, 92136473203# US (San Jose) +12532158782, 92136473203# US (Tacoma) Dial by your location +1 369 900 0833 US (San Jose) + 1 3782 US (Tacoma) + 1 48 7799 US (Houston) +1 646 376 9923 US (New York) +1 301 8592 US (Germantown) +1 5799 US (Chicago) Meeting ID: 921 3647 3203 SAN JUAN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAYJULY 13, 2022 AT 8:30 A.M. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Scott Fetchenhier. Present were Commissioner Austin Lashley and Administrator William Tookey. Payment of Bills: Commissioner Lashley moved to authorize payment ofthe warrants as presented. Commissioner Fetchenhier seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimous. Minutes: Commissioner Lashley moved to approve the minutes of June 22, 2022 with the clarification that the Commissioners had no money in this years budget to support a volunteer shuttle system. Commissioner Fetchenhier seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously County Attorney Dennis Golbricht introduced for the First Reading Ordinance No. 2022-01 the Model Traffic Code. Commissioner Lashley moved to publish the ordinance as required. Commissioner Fetchenhier seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. The Treasurer's Semi-Annual Report was presented to the Commissioners. Commissioner Lashley moved to approve the Treasurer's Report as submitted. Commissioner Fetchenhier seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Draft Resolution 2022-06 Lodging Tax Ballot Referral was presented to the Commissioners for their review. It was the consensus of the Commissioners to schedule a public hearing on Resolution 2022-06 for the July 27th meeting. Public Health Director Becky Joyce. Emergency Manager Jim Donovan and P.I.O. DeAnne Gallegos were present to provide the Commissioners with a public health update. County Assessor Kim Buck was present to provide her annual County Board of Equalization Report. The Fire Authority submitted a request to allow them to use $9500 in funding from the Emergency Services Sales Tax previously authorized to provide the firemen with a stipend for responding to a call to use it for payment to tirefighters for completing training. It was the consensus ofthe Commissioners to allow this change. The Treasurer's monthly report was presented to the Commissioners for their review. Region 9 Project Manager Shak Powers was present to introduce himself to the Commissioners and inform them that he will be working on broadband, workforce housing and transportation projects for the region. He requested a letter of support from the Commissioners for broadband projects within San Juan County. It was the consensus ofthe Commissioners to provide a letter of support for the proposed broadband project. The Silverton Clinic Board met with the Commissioners in a work session to provide an update on what was occurring with the clinic. Having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 12:38 P.M. Scott Fetchenhier, Chairman Ladonna L. 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Total Acres 103.47 Per Acre Assessed Value 6,465,495 62,486.66 Broker Value 4,138,800 40,000.00 Minus Wetlands (10.48 acres) 419,200.00 Parcel Assessed Value New Assessed Value 3,719,600.00 R5931 887,328 R5925 103,850 R5827 87,675 R5821 113,045 R5815 70,588 R5844 203,275 R5938 60,939 R5940 8,433 R5941 4,901 R5935 73,684 R5934 126,790 R5929 8,623 R5928 14,839 R5931 7,280 R5936 858,246 R5930 100,477 R5832 84,802 R5826 109,340 R5820 68,274 R5933 916,148 R5927 107,223 R5829 90,522 R5823 116,716 R5817 72,881 R5945 203,275 R5939 60,939 R5932 916,148 R5926 107,223 R5828 90,522 R5822 116,716 R5816 72,881 R5948 190,427 R5942 57,088 R5943 196,880 R5937 59,022 R5830 12,527 R5825 9,387 R5824 16,152 R5819 5,862 R5818 10,086 R5947 16,349 R5946 28,132 6,465,495 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE is hereby given of a public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners of San Juan Colorado, at 7:30 P.M. of the 27th day of July 2022, at the County Commissioner's Room, San Juan County Courthouse, 1557 Greene St., Silverton, Colorado for the purpose of considering the adoption of Resolution No. 2022-06. NOTICE is further given that all persons may appear and present oral & written testimony regarding this project prior to or at public hearing. Written comment may be sent to PO Box 466, Silverton, CO 81433 or via email to sanjuancountyat frontier.net. RESOLUTION NO. 2022-06 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF SANJUAN STATE OF COLORADO A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE REFERRAL TO THE REGISTERED, QUALIFIED, ELECTORS OF SAN JUAN COUNTY, INCLUDING THE TOWN OF SILVERTON, A QUESTION AUTHORIZING THE EXPANDED USE OF IHE EXISTING TWO PERCENT (2%) LODGING TAX, TO INCLUDE CHILDCARE AND HOUSING FOR LOCAL WORKERS, AND FACILITATING AND ENHANCING OF VISITOR EXPERIENCE, TOGETHER WITH THE CONTINUED CURRENT USE OF ADVERTISING AND MARKETING FOR LOCAL TOURISM, SAID QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AT THE ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 8, 2022 WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners (the "Board") recognizes the importance of economic growth through tourism, but also recognizes certain resulting impacts from that tourism; and WHEREAS, San Juan County faces ongoing challenges resulting from the impacts of tourism, including the lack of affordable housing, daycare shortage, and the expense of necessary expanded services; and WHEREAS, counties were formerly authorized to levy up to a two percent (2%) lodging tax on short-term rentals for the purpose of advertising and marketing only. In November of 1996, voters of San Juan County approved such a two percent (2%) tax (the "Existing Lodging Tax"); and WHEREAS, the citizens of San Juan County would benefit from the utilization of the Existing Lodging Tax for services beyond advertising and marketing oftourism. Funding for costs directly attributable to tourism activities should be mitigated when possible by tourism income, including from lodging; and WHEREAS, House Bill 22-1117 expanded the allowable uses for lodging tax proceeds to also include childcare and housing for the local workforce, as well as to facilitate and enhance visitor experiences. Any such proposed expansion of use of an existing lodging tax must be referred to the registered electors of the unincorporated areas and the municipalities subject to the lodging tax at the next general election; and WHEREAS, the Board wishes to submit to the registered, qualified electors of unincorporated San Juan County and the Town of Silverton, at the election to be held on November 8, 2022, a question authorizing the use of the Existing Lodging Tax of 2% to market and advertise tourism, provide childcare and housing for the local workforce, and to facilitate and enhance visitor experiences; and WHEREAS, this election shall be conducted by the San Juan County Clerk and Recorder in accordance with the "Uniform Election Code of 1992," Articles 1 to 13 ofTitle 1, C.R.S. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF SAN JUAN, STATE OF COLORADO: Section 1. Certification of Question to Clerk and Recorder for Election. The following question is hereby certified to the San Juan County Clerk and Recorder and shall be presented at the election to be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. Notice required by Section 30-11-107.5(3)e) C.R.S. (publish the text of this Resolution four separate times, a week apart, in a newspaper of general circulation within San Juan County) shall be provided by the Clerk and Recorder. Section 2. Form of Ballot Question. At the Election there shall be submitted to a vote ofthe registered qualified electors of the entire County, including the Town of Silverton, the following title and question: "San Juan County Ballot Issue - Lodging Tax Change in Use WITHOUT RAISING TAXES, SHALL SAN JUAN COUNTY BE AUTHORIZED TO ALTER THE USE OF THE EXISTING LODGING TAX TO APPLY FIFTY PERCENT (50%) TO MARKETING AND PROMOTION OF LOCAL TOURISM; FORTY PERCENT (40%) TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN, ENHANCE, RENOVATE, RELOCATE, IMPROVE, PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND FUND, HOUSING AND CHILDCARE FOR THE TOURISM- RELATED WORKFORCE, INCLUDING SEASONAL WORKFORCE, AND OTHER WORKERS IN THE COMMUNITY; AND TEN PERCENT (10%) TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN, ENHANCE, RENOVATE, RELOCATE, IMPROVE, PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND FUND SIGNAGE, TRAIL AND TRAILHEAD DEVELOPMENT, ROAD AND BRIDGE PROJECTS, PARKING AND STAGING, AND THE BACKCOUNTRY RANGER POSITION, IN ORDER TO FACILITATE AND ENHANCE VISITOR EXPERIENCES, AND FOR ALL OTHER PURPOSES PERMITTED BY LAW? YES/FOR NO/AGAINST" Section 3. Severahility. Tf any part, section, paragraph, clause or provision of this Resolution shall be adjudged to be invalid or unenforceable, the invalidity or unenforceability of such section, paragraph, clause, or provision shall not affect the remaining sections, paragraphs, clauses or provisions oft this Resolution, it being the intention that the various parts hereof are severable. Section 4. Actions. The officers and employees of San Juan County are authorized and directed to take all actions necessary or appropriate to effectuate the provisions of this Resolution. Section 5. Miscellaneous. A. Election Official. The San Juan County Clerk and Recorder is designated as the County's "Designated Election Official" as defined in Section 1-1-104(8) C.R.S. as the person responsible for running the election and is directed and authorized to take such action as may be necessary to call, hold and canvass the election in accordance with law. B. Notice to Clerk and Recorder. This Resolution Proposal shall constitute notice to the San Juan County Clerk and Recorder of the intent by the County to participate in the 2022 general election. READ, PASSED AND ADOPTED this day of July 2022 by the Board of Commissioners of San Juan County, Colorado. Attest: Scott Fetchenhier, Chair Austin Lashley Ladonna L. Jaramillo Clerk and Recorder Ernest F. Kuhlman nE AV PRESS RELEASE 7/25/22 THE TRINITY PEAKS SEARCH OPERATION FOR DANIEL LAMTHACH REACHES DAY 5 SILVERTON, SAN JUAN COUNTY, CO: On Monday morning July 25, 2022, the DFPC Montrose Helitack wildland fire crew with 7 personnel and the Grizzly Peak Module 43 wildland fire crew of 6 provided mutual aid support and helicopter support to San Juan County Search & Rescue and Silverton Medical Rescue for the overdue hiker in the Trinity Peaks area. The San Juan County SAR team also sent out 6 local members to follow some new leads and scour unsearched terrain in the Vestal peak area. A search plan was devised on Sunday to track down new leads and information. Search crews were transported into the remote area early Monday morning via helicopter and were prepared to spend the night and hike out the next day if necessary. Daniel Lamthach, a 22 year old male of Salt Lake City Utah has now been missing for 9 days and the Trinity Peaks SAR operation is on Day 5. Sunday July 17th: Daniel Lamthach was last seen at Molas Lake area and planned a day hike although unprepared for an overnight stay in the wilderness. Monday July 18th: Cell phone was found by hikers on Elk Creek Trail at the Vestal Peak trail confluence. Thursday July 21st at 5:55pm: Daniel Lamthach was reported missing by a concerned friend & the SAR operation was initiated with helicopter support from Flight For Life. His vehicle was located in the parking lot of Molas Lake trailhead. Friday July 22nd: SAR operations continued with Flight for Life helicopter support and ground crews hiking in. Saturday July 23rd, 2002: Search teams continued to scour the area with support from FLIGHT FOR LIFE & The DFPC MULTI MISSION FIXED WING AIRCRAFT. O Flight for Life dropped off 4 local SJC Search & Rescue team members in the wilderness area to continue ground search while the helicopter team continued aerial search. The Division of Fire Protection and Control (DFPC) Multi Mission (MMA) fixed wing aircraft was tasked with the aerial search in the late morning to fly over the search area. The MMA has multiple sensors and video and photo capabilities that are used to identify early start wildland fires. An infrared sensor can be used to detect human movement. Severe weather conditions in the afternoon called for the helicopter team to pull out and local SAR members had to hike out. Sunday July 24th, 2022: SJCSO & SJC SAR teams reviewed areas searched, gathered new information,and devised a search plan for the next day. Monday July 25th, 2022: With support from Montrose Helitack personnel, Grizzly Peak wildland fire crews and SJC SAR/Silverton Medical Rescue were flown into the remote wilderness and continued to pursue any leads in the target search areas. 14 total ground crew (6 SAR, 6 Grizzly Peak Module members & 2 Montrose Helitack) 4 additional Montrose Helitack team members providing ground crew drops and visual search Search crews are planning on staying overnight in the wilderness and continuing search operations on Tuesday. A Search Operation requires many resources. Current agencies involved are the San Juan County Sheriff's Office, Flight for Life, DFPC multi-mission fixed wing aircraft, La Plata County Search & Rescue, DFPC Montrose Helitack wildland fire crew, Grizzly Peak Wildland fire crew 1 the Silverton Medical Rescue Team including, San Juan County Search & Rescue team and Silverton Ambulance crew, Office of Emergency Management, all working with the US Forest Service. INSERT HELI AND GROUND OPS IMAGES 7/26/22, 11:44 AM San Juan County Mail - The Missing Hiker/Trinity Peaks SAR operation is now on Day 5 Gmail Willy Tookey <admin@sanjuancolorado.us> The Missing Hiker/Trinity Peaks SAR operation is now on Day 5 2 messages SJC CO Office of Emergency Managment po@sanpancdoracous" Mon, Jul 25, 2022 at 5:45 PM Reply-To: pio@sanuancolorado.us To: administrator@sanuuancolorado.uS PRESS RELEASE 7/25/22 THE TRINITY PEAKS SEARCH OPERATION FOR DANIEL LAMTHACH REACHES DAY 5 SILVERTON, SAN JUAN COUNTY, CO: On Monday morning July 25, 2022, the DFPC Montrose Helitack wildland fire crew with 7 personnel and the Grizzly Peak Module 43 wildland fire crew of 6 provided mutual aid support and helicopter support to San Juan County Search & Rescue and Silverton Medical Rescue for the overdue hiker in the Trinity Peaks area. The San Juan County SAR team also sent out 6 local members to follow some new leads and scour unsearched terrain in the Vestal peak area. A search plan was devised on Sunday to track down new leads and information. Search crews were transported into the remote area early Monday morning via helicopter and were prepared to spend the night and hike out the next day if necessary. Daniel Lamthach, a 22-year- old male of Salt Lake City Utah has now been missing for 9 days and the Trinity Peaks SAR operation is on Day 5. Sunday July 17th: Daniel Lamthach was last seen at Molas Lake area and planned a day hike although unprepared for an overnight stay in the wilderness. htpslimailgoogje.commaluonk-aseselaleeb2esewplsarch-alipemmnc-meadnsR8P.3A7.93702731959879samo-mapnA3A17393702731- 1/4 7/26/22, 11:44 AM San. Juan County Mail The Missing Hiker/Trinity Peaks SAR operation is now on Day 5 Monday July 18th: Cell phone was found by hikers on Elk Creek Trail at the Vestal Peak trail confluence. Thursday July 21st at 5:55pm: Daniel Lamthach was reported missing by a concerned friend & the SAR operation was initiated with helicopter support from Flight For Life. His vehicle was located in the parking lot of Molas Lake trailhead. Friday July 22nd: SAR operations continued with Flight for Life helicopter support and ground crews hiking in. Saturday July 23rd, 2002: Search teams continued to scour the area with support from FLIGHT FOR LIFE & The DFPC MULTI MISSION FIXED WING AIRCRAFT. Flight for Life dropped off 4 local SJC Search & Rescue team members in the wilderness area to continue ground search while the helicopter team continued aerial search. The Division of Fire Protection and Control (DFPC) Multi Mission (MMA) fixed wing aircraft was tasked with the aerial search in the late morning to fly over the search area. The MMA has multiple sensors and video and photo capabilities that are used to identify early start wildland fires. 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Monday July 25th, 2022: With support from Montrose Helitack personnel, Grizzly Peak wildland fire crews and SJC SAR/Silverton Medical Rescue were flown into the remote wilderness and continued to pursue any leads in the target search areas. 14 total ground crew (6 SAR, 6 Grizzly Peak Module members & 2 Montrose Helitack) 4 additional Montrose Helitack team members providing ground crew drops and visual search Search crews are planning on staying overnight in the wilderness and continuing search operations on Tuesday. A Search Operation requires many resources. Current agencies involved are the San Juan County Sheriff's Office, Flight for Life, DFPC multi-mission fixed wing aircraft, La Plata County Search & Rescue, DFPC Montrose Helitack wildland fire crew, Grizzly Peak Wildland fire crew, the Silverton Medical Rescue Team including, San Juan County Search & Rescue team and Silverton Ambulance crew, Office of Emergency Management, all working with the US Forest Service ### Please direct all media inquiries to San Juan County Public Information Officer DeAnne Gallegos at (970) 403-9951 or 919 a juangclorado us To sign up for the updates from the Office of Emergency Management and San Juan County Public Health, email - sary a forado to get on the email list. Make sure to sign up for emergency alerts through Nixle for San Juan County. Text 81433 to 888-777. https:llmail. google.comlmailuonkelaseaeb2leivieepisearch-allpemihd-tiveac3A1739370272195968792smpo-msg-PA3A17393702731 3/4 7/26/22, 9:49 AM 295796806.397895838374096.7880838225970251538.mpeg MISSING PERSON UA NAME: Daniel Lamthach Missing Since: July 16th, 2022 Age: 22 years old Sex: Male Race: Asian Hair: Long/Black Weight: 130 Ibs Height: 5'4" Glasses: Yes Where was last seen: On July 17th his vehicle was located at Molas Lake Trailhead. Through interviews with friends, it is estimated that Daniel planned to hike in the Trinity Peaks area of the San Juan National Forest. He did not leave a plan of his trip or an estimated return date. 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Monday July 25th, 2022: With support from Montrose Helitack personnel, Grizzly Peak wildland fire crews and SJC SAR/Silverton Medical Rescue were flown into the remote wilderness and continued to pursue any leads in the target search areas. 14 total ground crew (6 SAR, 6 Grizzly Peak Module members & 2 Montrose Helitack) 4 additional Montrose Helitack team members providing ground crew drops and visual search Search crews are planning on staying overnight in the wilderness and continuing search operations on Tuesday. A Search Operation requires many resources. Current agencies involved are the San Juan County Sheriff's Office, Flight for Life, DFPC multi-mission fixed wing aircraft, La Plata County Search & Rescue, DFPC Montrose Helitack wildland fire crew, Grizzly Peak Wildland fire crew, the Silverton Medical Rescue Team including, San Juan County Search & Rescue team and Silverton Ambulance crew, Office of Emergency Management, all working with the US Forest Service ### Please direct all media inquiries to San Juan County Public Information Officer DeAnne Gallegos at (970) 403-9951 or po@sanuancoorado.us To sign up for the updates from the Office of Emergency Management and San Juan County Public Health, email o@sanuancooradous to get on the email list. Make sure to sign up for emergency alerts through Nixle for San Juan County. Text 81433 to 888-777. nttps./mai.google.com/malu07k-ta5eaeb2teéview-plasearch-allépermthid-thread-Pa3A17393702731959687938simpl-msg-t963A173A17393702731. 3/4 7/26/22, 11:44 AM San Juan County Mail The Missing Hiker/Trinity Peaks SAR operation is now on Day 5 Thank you. DeAnne Gallegos Public Information Officer San Juan County Office of Emergency Management po@santuancolgrado.us San Juan County Colorado Website San Juan County CO Office of Emergency Management - - PO Box 184, Silverton, CO 81433 Unsubscribe adminstrator@sanyancolorado.us Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by po@sanuancolorado.us powered by Constant Contact Try email marketing for free today! 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He did not leave a plan of his trip or an estimated return date. CONTACT SAN JUAN COUNTY CO SHERIFF OFFICE 970 387-5531 with any information https:l/mail.google.com/mailuor7gsJuliane8zx-mivwgasug6wfinboxFMIcgzGpHHPhup8XLPFTDCWXMZFIn7Proector-1àmessagePartid-0.2 1/1 7/26/22, 9:49 AM 294861177,39189575300751,16822142386108733.mipeg 7 Trinity 37.73027, -107.67151 13S 0264571E 4179248N 10711 ft WGS84 33 omI . - C - - a - Cart Found P9 07/17/2022 M Cell Phone Found Search Area Primary D1 3k km 1 mi a NT MN 9°E htps/mailgoogle.com'maluo7gsJulanekzxemiwg85upéMlinboxFMleg.GpHHPnlp8lcMZFTn?projeclor-18messagePartd-0.3 1/1 7/26/22, 9:49 AM 295392397.393263946237286.594116/62076273558.mipeg N58HJ ttps./mail.google.com/mailuor7q-Julane8zx-mivwgasug6wf#inDoXIFMIcg2GpHHPhup8ICCXLPFTDCWXMZFTn?proeector-18messagePartid-0.4 1/1 7/26/22, 11:47 AM San Juan County Mail - COVID update for commissioners and Stakenolders Gmail Willy Tookey <admin@sanjuancolorado.us> COVID update for Commissioners and Stakeholders 1 message Becky Joyce director@sicph.org Mon, Jul 25, 2022 at 3:21 PM To: Willy Tookey samn@sanuarccnus, Gloria Kaasch-Buerger gkaasch-buerger@slverton.co.us, Tyler George <yler.george@slvertonrescue.orgo, Jim Donovan oem@unpanctous, Scott fetchenhier spom.ecn@gmal.com, Austin Lashley commisonerlashe/gsanvencdoradous, Kim White supt@ahetonsehoolor. Sara Mordecai <info@sflc.co>, sheriffconrad <sherifconrad@sanlyuncolorado.us, CDPHE COVID EPI Team 3 <cdphe_covid_ epream,@stale.co.us, 'Elizabeth Barszcz ebarszcz@sivertonschool.org)" <ebarszcz@slvertonschool.orgo, Kelly Kamm <kkamm@silvertonschool.orgo, Lodge <info@eurekalodgecolorado.com> Cc: DeAnne Gallegos po@sanancoovadous, Amie Bicocchi <info@sicph.org> Just an update to inform you of the COVID-19 situation. Please share with staff or anyone you feel would benefit. Facts: We are starting week 9 of high transmission rates (beginning Memorial Day weekend). We are truly hoping to see a decrease in cases in a few more weeks as tourism decreases and herd immunity increases. Many who are becoming positive are vaccinated, boosted and have not tested positive for COVID yet until now. Severity of Iness ranges from a sniffle or mild allergy symptoms to hefty flu-like symptoms. Muscle aches, chills and several weeks of fatigue and brain fog has been common. We are seeing it vary from young to older; no particular age has more of either symptom. No known hospitalizations, but there have been reports of ER visits. Several elderly people have had it pretty hard though, and for longer (who had past health history) which makes it hard for them to access care, get medicines and recover as easily. SJC's high vaccination rate is helping our population over 60 years old out of the hospital and avoid death. SJCPH has performed close to 200 tests in 8 weeks and has a 50% positivity rate (the State is at 11%) SJCPH has used around $9k worth in testing material since Memorial Day 2 SJCPH staff members spending over 80% of time on COVID related activities. Difficult to perform other Public Health functions. Several businesses related to last week's outbreak (27 cases) have been affected by having numerous staff out sick. June had 54 positive tests at SJCPH. As of July 25th, there are 50 positive cases detected in July. Most of June and July's numbers are from people testing with us, but many are self-reported. Isolation is a 5 day period from the first day of symptoms. Then 5 more days of mask wearing around others. You may test positive for longer than 10 days but 10 days total is all you need to isolate and wear masks around others. Antigen tests have frequently tested false negatives: if you have symptoms and are testing negative, test with Public Health as we can perform a more definitive PCR. There is nosuch thingas a false positive unless proven by the State Health Dept. Very rare and almost impossible. Especially in a town like ours that has an extremely high transmission rate currently. We DO appreciate knowing if people have tested positive because our jobs are to do disease surveillance, but also because there has been inaccurate information about Isolation and Quarantine out there. We are not policing anyone, and I certainly don't get out much, SO I won't notice if you're breaking your quarantine, we're here to support you! The State is not doing Outbreak investigations but is monitoring if a large event has had numerous positive cases, especially if the large event almost doubles a population. It has more effect on the community and access to care and we learn how to suggest better mitigation techniques for the next event. Just to note, outbreaks are not publicized any longer. IF you have had COVID in the past 90 days, it will be unlikely to get COVID currently. However, depending on one's immune status, iti is always a possibility, but you do not need to quarantine if you were in close contact with someone during those 90 days. Anti-virals: If you are over 50 years old and unvaccinated, obese, or have certain health conditions, anti-virals could prevent you from being hospitalized or dying. Call your primary care provider to call in a prescription for you. In Durango: City Market, Walgreens, and Sav on Albertsons may carry it.You do need a healthcare provider to prescribe them. Telehealth is an option if someone does not have a Primary Care provider, the telehealth provider can call it into a pharmacy. You must Start the Anti-viral in the first 5 days for it to be effective. tps/cowdT9.colorado, govigetting-covid-19-treatment htps/mailgoogle.comimalluonk-laseaeb2lesvew-piasearch-alspemihd-tined-3A1739961197364940465simp-msg.A3A173936119736. 1/2 7/26/22, 11:47 AM San Juan County Mail COVID update for Commissioners and Stakeholders Summary: We are experiencing a REALLY high rate of COVID right now, especially in people who have not had COVID before or who have not had it in 6 months. Omicron (BA.1) is different enough from BA.5 and you can get it again currently, even if you had it in November, December and January. Novavax, which is an adjuvanted base vaccine (unlike COVID-19 MRNA) will be available soon, and appears to be working fairly well with Omicron. The MRNA booster vaccine more specific to Omicron should be ready in October and will be available in Silverton for those 18 years and older. In the meantime, Vaccines are available every Tuesday. * * **IF I hadn't had COVID the end of May, I would be wearing a MASK in all public places at this time. Masks and vaccines DO work**** Stay well everyone and please know WE ARE HERE for support and resources! Thank you- Becky Joyce, RN Becky Joyce, BSN, RN San Juan County Public Health Director 1315 Snowden St. Silverton, CO 81433 (970) 387-0242 970) 387-5036 (Fax) itps/mai.google.com/mailu/OP7k k=ta 5 de a et D L 2fe&vie e V W V ptasearch: - a &permthid= - thi 43A1729361197264944Desmpl-msg736. 2/2 7/26/22, 11:44 AM San Juan County Mail San Juan County sees highest spike in COVID positive cases since beginning of Pandemic Gmail Willy Tookey <admin@sanjuancolorado.us> San Juan County sees highest spike in COVID positive cases since beginning of Pandemic 2 messages SJC CO Office of Emergency Managment pio@sanpancoloracous" Mon, Jul 25, 2022 at 6:05 PM Reply-To: po@sanpancolorado.us To: adminstrator@san)uancolorado.us PRESS RELEASE 7/25/22 SAN JUAN COUNTY SEES HIGHEST LEVELS OF COVID-19 SPREAD SINCE THE START OF THE PANDEMIC Silverton, CO: With Summer travel, summer tourism and large events, our community has seen the highest level of COVID-19 transmission since the start of the pandemic. Our community has been in HIGH Transmission since Memorial Day. Help us reduce the spread! I TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19, WHAT DO I DO NOW?: STAY HOME & take care of yourself Isolate for 5 days and then wear a mask 5 days while out in public Cally your primary care physician if symptoms get worse over time Isolate from other household members to avoid the spread Got to What to Do If You Are Sick L CDC for more information I WAS EXPOSED TO A PERSON WITH COVID, WHAT DO - DO?: If fully vaccinated (2 vaccines plus booster), you do not need to quarantine. Wear a mask for 10 days around others indoors, while testing at 5 days. Ifr not fully vaccinated, quarantine for 5 days, and mask for 5 days more after testing negative at day 5. Watch for symptoms: don't assume a negative home test if you have symptoms is reliable. When in doubt, test at SJCPH and STAY HOME IF YOU HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS. When the County is in HIGH transmission, San Juan County Public Health Recommends: HIGH transmission means that 200+ per 100,000 people case incidence and over 10% positivity rate. This also takes into account 10% of inpatient beds have COVID. Wear a well-fitting mask indoors in public, regardless of vaccination status (including in K-12 schools and other indoor community settings) Wear a mask or respirator that provides you with greater protection https:l/mail.google.com/malluom7k-fa5eaeb2teb2te&view-piasearch-allpermthid-thread-Pa3A17393715164451571128simpl-msg-"a3A17393715164 1/3 7/26/22, 11:44 AM San Juan County Mail San Juan County sees highest spike in COVID positive case since beginning of Pandemic Consider avoiding non-essential indoor activities in public where you could be exposed Talk to your healthcare provider about whether you need to take other precautions (e.g., testing) Have a plan for rapid testing if needed (free home tests are available from SJCPH) IF YOU GET COVID: Consider antivirals, PrEP, and monoclonal antibodies, discuss options with your primary care provider. Ify you have household or social contact with someone at high risk for severe disease consider self-testing to detect infection before contact consider wearing a mask when indoors with them Stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and boosters Maintain improved ventilation throughout indoor spaces when possible Follow CDC recommendations for isolation and quarantine, including getting tested if you are exposed to COVID-19 or have symptoms of COVID-19 Check the CDC COVID Data Tracker for San Juan County or if you are traveling outside the County for the COVID Community Level. FREE AT HOME COVID-19 TESTS ARE AVAILABLE AT Silverton Visitor Center open every day 10am - 3pm San Juan County Public Health Service M-TH 9-4pm, Fridays 9am - 12pm. Silverton Public Library Tues, Wed & Thurs 11am-5p or Fri & Sat 10am - 5pm Cascade Village Lodge Open Everyday COVID-19 TESTING SCHEDULE AT PUBLIC HEALTH 1315 Snowden St.: As needed, Call 970 387-0242 for an appointment, Monday-Friday, 10am -12pm. VACCINE CLINICS EVERY TUESDAY AT PUBLIC HEALTH 1315 Snowden St BY APPOINTMENT CALL 970 387-0242. Pfizer, ages 5 and older. Moderna for 18 and older. Home appointments also available ### Please direct all media inquiries to San Juan County Public Information Officer DeAnne Gallegos at (970) 403-9951 or pio@sanjuancolorado. us To sign up for the updates from the Office of Emergency Management and San Juan County Public Health, email pp@sanvancoorado.us to get on the email list. Make sure to sign up for emergency alerts through Nixle for San Juan County. Text 81433 to 888-777. Thank you. DeAnne Gallegos Public Information Officer San Juan County Office of Emergency Management htps.lmail.google.comimalluork-lasetasoaeb2leiviewepisearch-alapemhnd-lhvea-Pa3A1723371516445157112simpl-msgp"A3A17393715164. 2/3 United States Department oft the Interior BUREAUOF LAND MANAGEMENT CCH Colorado State Oftice 2850 Youngfield Street Lakewood, Colorado 80215-7210 In Reply Refer To: 610(LLC0000000) 1610(C0-930) Dear Cooperator, The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Colorado State Office is initiating a resource management plan amendment (RMPA) with an associated environmental impact statement (EIS) to consider an amendment to land use plans for the conservation ofb big game corridor and important habitat areas. The purpose is to analyze the incorporation of plan components related to the BLM's management ofoil and gas development to be consistent with other state and local requirements (43 CFR $ 1610.3-3) and BLM's mandate under the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, as amended. We anticipate publication of a Notice of Intent (NOI) in June of 2022. The planning area (see Attachment 1) includes all 64 counties in Colorado and encompasses approximately 8.3 million acres of BLM-managed surface land and approximately 27 million acres of Federal mineral estate. This acreage includes Federal minerals on Federal lands and "split estate" Federal minerals located under surface lands with non-Federal ownership. The decision area includes all BLM public lands and approximately 4.6 million acres of split-estate private, local government, and state lands. Invitation to Participate as a Cooperating Agency Based on our preliminary evaluation, given your expertise and/or jurisdiction, the BLM Colorado State Office is inviting you to become a cooperating agency for this effort. Cooperating agency participation provides the opportunity for us to work together and to enhance the BLM's planning efforts. This may include sharing data or other information such as relevant policies or strategies, gathering best available science, assistance with developing alternatives consistent with the purpose of the effort, providing methods for analysis, and review ofi internal drafts. Consistent with current NEPA regulations (40 CFR $1501.8), a cooperating agency must meet the lead agency's schedule for providing comments along with other responsibilities. The BLM anticipates a timeframe of approximately 24 months from project initiation to issuance ofa Record of Decision/Approved RMP Amendment. Ify you decide to become a cooperating agency, we will seek your input, review, and signature of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that describes the roles and responsibilities of the BLM and your agency. You will receive a draft MOU for review following acceptance of becoming a cooperating agency. Cooperating agencies will need to assign a representative, and staffi if needed, to assist with reviews or analysis for which they have expertise or jurisdiction. INTERIOR REGION 7 . UPPER COLORADO BASIN COLORADO NEW MEXICO. UTAIL WYOMING If you are interested in becoming a cooperating agency, please notify the BLM Colorado State Office via email at BLM CO_ Corridors Planning@ blm.gov by July 10, 2022. We will need aj point of contact to finalize the MOU and the name of your representative for the planning process. Ifyou decline to be a cooperating agency, we request that you also respond to this invitation to let us know. Please be assured that, whether or not you elect to participate as a cooperating agency, the BLM will afford your agency ample opportunities to participate during this planning effort. The BLM recognizes that agency decisions regarding public lands can have an impact on neighboring communities. The involvement of your agency helps ensure that resulting decisions are appropriate and effective. For further information or to request a meeting, please contact Alan Bittner, BLM Colorado Deputy State Director for Resources, abittnerat blm.gov or 303-239-3768. Thank you for your interest in the planning process and administration of public lands. We look forward to working with you as we proceed with this effort. Sincerely, O0 3N Alan Bittner Deputy State Director - Resources Attachment: Map of Preliminary Planning Arca 7 a 2 1 :: 6 U - I a * 3 2 1 - I 8 * S E f I I - a S 5 - a 1 - : a 3 : 6 3 - à - 8 2 7/26/22, 1:34 PM San Juan County Mail Please RSVP for CCI Western District Meeting in Mesa County on August 19 Gmail Willy Tookey <admin@sanjuancolorado.us> Please RSVP for CCI Western District Meeting in Mesa County on August 19 1 message Daphne Gervais OGemas@conineory Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 4:50 PM To: "Cody Davis cydavsemescounyur cody.davis@mesacountyus>, 'Elizabeth K. Smith" esmn@pumoncunyore Cc: John Swartout warour@conimeoy, Kristin Dunn skdunn@cconine.org, Annie Olson <aolson@cionineorp. Katie First Kinst@ccionline.ory, Eric Bergman elegman@conmeog. Gini Pingenot gpngenot@conineor Good afternoon, Commissioners. Our next CCI Western District meeting is just one month away! We will be meeting on Friday, August 19th, from 10:00am-2:00pm at the Mesa County Workforce Center (512 29 1/2 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81504). A draft agenda is attached. Please RSVP to me by replying to this email by July 31St sO we can get an accurate count for lunch. This year the lunch is sponsored by the CSU Office of Engagement and Extension. We thank CSU for their continued support and the close working relationship we enjoy. Also, please let me know if you are vegetarian/vegan and we will make sure your dietary needs are accommodated: If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. We look forward to seeing you all in Mesa County! Best, Daphne Daphne Gervais Legislative & Policy Advocate Colorado Countics, Inc. 800 Grant Street, Suite 500 Denver, CO 80203 720.635.4705 (c) www.ccionline.org ttps./mai.google.commallorik-laseaeb2eavesvew-plasearch-allapermthid-u ead.P43A1738823187973022hsamchmp"s,X3A17383231879. 1/2 7/26/22, 1:34 PM San Juan County Mail Please RSVP for CCI Western District Meeting in Mesa County on August 19 à GVIBRATI6 CCI COLORADO COUNTIES, INC Elucanr r Bapos 115Geats Western District Meeting - August 19 2022.docx 60K htps.Imai.gogle.comimallwork-taseasb2leiviewepissearch-alapemmhnd-lvead-P3A1738823187975890252simp-msgpA3A17388231879. 2/2 CCI COLORADO COUNTIES, INC. Educate. : Advorate Empower Western District Meeting Friday, August 19th, 2022 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Mesa County Workforce Center Sponsored by COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DRAFT AGENDA 10:00 Welcome, Introductions, & Roll Call. Cody Davis 10:05 CCI Board of Directors Update. Don Suppes 10:10 Proposed CCI Legislation for 2023 Review & Discussion CCI Legislative Staf 12:00 Lunch 12:15 Updates from Sponsor - Colorado State University (CSU) Extension Katbay Rennels, Special Advisor to tbe Chancellor, Colorado State Cniversily Syustem 12:20 Roundtable Discussion - Homelessness Issues & County Efforts Private Activity Bonds (PABs) for Low-Income Housing 12:45 U'pdate on Colorado Fire Commission Recommendation for Minimum Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Code Mike Morgan, Director; Division fFir Prevention & Control (DFPC) Ben Tisdel, Ouray County Commissioner d West. Slope Counly Representative, Colorado Fire Commission Lesley Dablkemper, Jeferson County Commissioner d East Slope County Representative, Colorado Fire Commission 1:10 Meet & Greet w/ New State Director of USDA Rural Development Armando Valdes, State Director; USDA Rural Development 1:25 Update from Congressional Delegation & DOLA Regional Managers 1:30 County Updates Patential Topics: Sbort-term rentals Use of- ARPA finds Tup cunnly daleges Top counly acomplishments Preparation for upcoming wildfire season 1:55 Other Amouncememt/Busines 2:00 Adjourn. Cody Davis Date: July 24, 2022. SAN JUAN COUNTY For: July 27 Board ofCounty Commissioners Meeting. From: Planning Department. Regarding: Summary of Recent Planning Department Work, PO Box 466 Silverton, CO 81433 In mid-July, the Planning Department has been working on the following County applications: Preparation of a July 19 Planning Commission staff report and packet, for the County Improvement Permit Application, Proposed Stalzer Cabin and Associated Improvements, Forest Queen No. 9 Lode, on Conundrum Trail near Maggie Gulch and CR 2; the Planning Commission reviewed this application, a legal notice is being prepared for the newspaper, and the County Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing about this application in August. Ongoing review of County Improvement Permit Application, Proposed Robertson Garage/ADU, Future Residence. and Associated Improvements. Tract 13 Know Your Neighbor Subdivision, Lime Creek Road; the applicant has paid the County application fee and is working on adding some documents to the application. Ongoing review of County Improvement Permit Application, Proposed Harrell Residence, Lot 13R, Twilight Meadows Subdivision, adjacent to Cascade Village PUD: the applicant has been working with the Army Corps of Engineers and investigating some nearby electric lines, to revise the site layout, and some adjacent land owner comments were received by the Planning Department. Review of County Improvement Permit Application. Two Proposed L1-Unit Condo Buildings, Cascade Village PUD, Highway 550; the Planning & Building Dept. staff has been working with the applicant's architect and contractor on the County permitting, upcoming excavation, and construction scheduling. Preparation ofthe County Improvement Permit final List of Conditions of Approval, for the applicant to sign, notarize. and file, and a meeting at the Courthouse occurred with the applicant, Proposed Adams Cabin and Associated Improvements, on the Ruby Placer. located on Ophir Pass. Coordination with applicant by phone and email. County Land Use Permit Application, Proposed Mine Reopening for investigation of rock competency. and associated gate, grading. drainage improvements, Silver Crown Mine/Lode, located in the Mill Creek area near Chattanooga; a multi-agency site visit has been set up by the applicant for late August. Review of County Improvement Permit Application. Proposed Hawn Cabin and Associated Improvements. Log Cahin I ode. near Red Mountain Pass: coordination with the applicant to add documents to the submittal. Coordination with applicant and consultants. to finalize site layout, building footprint, setbacks. screening. and septic system, for the County Improvement Permit, Proposed Anesi Cabin and Associated Improvements. Carolina Mill Site, Kendall Creek, near Deer Park. Ongoing review with Building Dept. staff. of three County Land Use Permit Applications. submitted by the BLM staff: first is a gate and signage recently installed at the Pittsburgh, second is proposed fences and signage on Molas Pass, third is several proposed Abandoned Mined Lands mining reclamation projects scheduled for this summer and fall. Assistance was provided by email and phone for realtor and property owner regarding the Comstock Lode located near the Black Hawk Mine. A meeting occurred with a surveyor regarding an upcoming survey of several claims near Swansea Gulch. Assisted a property owner by email regarding various access easements for several claims near Blair Gulch. Researching some potential County violations with Building Dept. Staff Bill MacDougall and Bevan Harris Working with Town Staff regarding some miscellaneous Town "planning and zoning" questions, as well as working with Town Staff to obtain a copy ofthe County Planning files, for the County staff to use, and to save at the Courthouse, which are currently files stored on the Town Hall hard drive. Thank you for allowing me lo assisl the County by processing County applications at the 2022 budgeted amount of 20 hours per week, which began anew on June 20. The County Commissioners and any citizens can contact me with Planning questions at my new email address lmergagjunoledouw Page 1 of 1, Staff Report for BOCC, Lisa Adair PE, July 24, 2022.