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Minutes
Board of County Commissioners
Weld County, Colorado
Monday, January 13, 2025
The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, met in regular session
in full conformity with the laws of the State of Colorado at the regular place of meeting in
the Weld County Administration Building, Greeley, Colorado, January 13, 2025, at the
hour of 9:00 a.m.
e Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Chair and on roll call the following
members were present, constituting a quorum of the members thereof:
Commissioner Perry L. Buck, Chair
Commissioner Scott K. James, Pro-Tem — Excused
Commissioner Jason S. Maxey
Commissioner Lynette Peppler
Commissioner Kevin D. Ross
Also present:
Acting Clerk to the Board, Houstan Aragon
County Attorney, Bruce Barker
Chief Financial Officer, Cheryl Pattelli
Ei Minutes: Commissioner Ross moved to approve the below listed Minutes of the
Board of County Commissioners meeting, as printed. Commissioner Peppler seconded
the motion and it carried unanimously.
1. 2024-3398: Minutes from December 30, 2024
El Amendments to Agenda: There were no amendments to the Agenda.
Ei Consent Agenda: Commissioner Maxey moved to approve the Consent Agenda, as
printed. Commissioner Ross seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
Presentations and Proclamations:
1. 2025-0149: Acts of Connection Month — January 2025: Chair Buck read the
proclamation for the record. Jason Chessher, Director of the Department of Public
Health and Environment, introduced Olivia Egen, Initiatives Manager, and
Dr. Dannon Cox, University of Northern Colorado — School of Public Health, for the
record. He also thanked the Board for the opportunity to highlight the health risk
impacts of loneliness and isolation affecting the population, and providing
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education and resources for connection. He shared statistical data indicating
loneliness the negative health effects of loneliness are similar to smoking
fifteen (15) cigarettes daily, therefore, staff is working alongside community
partners to help negate other health concerns that may happen as a result. Even
though society is digitally connected, now more than ever before, Dr. Cox noted it
has simultaneously led to people to be physically isolated from others. He stated,
overall, people are spending ten (10) hours less per month with family and friends
compared to twenty (20) years ago. In turn, each Commissioner, shared their
appreciation for the importance and relevance of connection, recaled the state of
the country during the Covid 19 Pandemic and the realization that loneliness was
worse than the risk of illness, and encouraged the public to reach out for their
personal benefit and for the benefit of others. (Clerk's Note: The group gathered
for a photo opportunity.)
2. IR 2025-0150: Northridge Grizzlies Day, Northridge Grizzlies Unified
Bowling Team 2024 State Championship — January 13, 2025: Chair Buck used
Chair's Prerogative to move the recognition to the end of the meeting to allow the
team time to arrive. (Clerk's Note: Please see below New Business — General for
the summary of the recognition.)
El Warrants:
1. 2025-0151: General Warrants — January 10, 2025: Commissioner Ross moved
to approve the General Warrants, as printed. Commissioner Peppier seconded the
motion and it carried unanimously.
En Bids:
1. 2024-2012: Rescind Bid #B2400111, Department of Public Health and
Environment Building Elevator Modernization — Facilities Department:
Toby Taylor, Purchasing Department, provided an overview for Bid #B2400111 by
recalling the Board's initial approval on August 12, 2024, to Peak Elevator, LLC,
which was later rescinded due to lack of proper bond surety, and re -approved on
October 9, 2024, to Otis Elevator Company, who was the second low bid. He
explained, since the approval with Otis Elevator Company, the County has failed
to come to terms with the company; therefore, staff recommended rescinding said
bid and rebidding at a later time, since contractual obligations were not met.
Commissioner Maxey moved to rescind said bid. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Ross and it carried unanimously.
2. 1] 2024-3401: Approve Bid #62400148, Environmental Justice Public
Engagement Plan — Department of Finance: Mr. Taylor stated the County
received two (2) bids from qualified consulting firms to develop a Public
Engagement Plan to complement the Environmental Justice Plan. He indicated
staff recommends selecting the lowest bidder who met specifications,
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A/R360 Consultants, LLC, for a total amount of $54,962.00. Commissioner Ross
moved to approve said bid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Peppler,
and it carried unanimously.
3. El 2024-3402: Approve Bid #B2400149, Design and Engineering Services
for Weld County Motor Pool Complex — Facilities Department: Mr. Taylor
stated staff recommends selecting the lowest bidder who met specifications, Cairn
Design, LLC, for a total amount of $394,045.00. Commissioner Ross requested a
work session to understand why the recommended vendor is substantially lower
than the other bidders, with concurrence from Commissioners Maxey and Peppler.
After discussion, Commissioner Ross moved to continue said bid to January 22,
2025, at 9:00 a.m. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Peppler, and it
carried unanimously.
4. IE 2024-3403: Approve Bid #62400155, Traffic Signal Maintenance —
Department of Public Works: Mr. Taylor stated staff recommends selecting the
sole bidder who met specifications, Lumin8 Transportation Technologies, LLC, who
has provided traffic signal maintenance for the County in past years.
Commissioner Ross moved to approve said bid. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Maxey upon Mr. Taylor confirming the amount is based on an hourly
rate as opposed to a total amount. There being no further discussion, the motion
carried unanimously.
5. E 2025-0152: Present Bid #B2400146, Cisco Voice Flex Agreement —
Department of Information Technology: Mr. Taylor stated two (2) bids were
received; however, one (2) withdrew their bid, therefore, staff will make a
recommendation for the sole bid on January 27, 2025.
Ei New Business — General:
1. 2025-0153: Consider Contract ID #8848 Revised Contract for State Opioid
Response (SOR) Grant Program, authorize Chair to sign, and Rescind
Resolution #2024- 3075, dated November 20, 2024: Sonja Kohlgraf, Sheriff's
Office, alongside Brandon Williams, stated the County was awarded grant funds,
in the amount of $69,998.82, to offset inmate services provided by North Range
Behavioral Health (NRBH). She explained the Board previously approved the
award in November 2024, but subsequent to the Board's approval, the state
revised the budget and moved funding amounts into different cost sections to
reflect the payments to NRBH. Commissioner Maxey moved to approve said
revised contract and authorize the Chair to sign. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Ross and it carried unanimously.
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2. 2025-0154: Consider Contract ID #8990 Agreement for Partially
Self -Funded Program and authorize Chair to sign — Colorado Counties
Casualty and Property Pool, c/o County Technical Services, Inc. (CTSI):
Kelly Leffler, Department of Human Resources, requested the Board's approval of
the agreement for property and liability insurance, in the amount of $3,219,200.00,
for the policy period of January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2025.
Commissioner Ross commended CTSI's diligence and commitment to keeping
rates close to years prior and minimize the exposure of risk. Commissioner Ross
moved to approve said agreement and authorize the Chair to sign. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Maxey and it carried unanimously.
3. E 2025-0155: Consider Contract ID #9000 Amendment for Restated
Cafeteria Plan and authorize Chair to sign: Allison Palmer, Department of
Human Resources, stated the amendment offers individuals more flexibility to
expend funds from the prior year while allowing for the new year to begin accruing
as part of the switch from Flexible Spending Accounts to Health Savings Accounts.
Commissioner Ross moved to approve said amendment and authorize the Chair
to sign. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Maxey and the motion carried
unanimously.
4. El 2025-0156: Consider Contract ID #9007 Amendment #2 to Task Order
Contract for Syphilis Field Delivery (FTD) Program and authorize Chair to
sign: Mr. Chessher stated the amendment allows for additional funding to provide
testing and treatment for residents housed in the Weld County Jail. He further
stated, as part of the program, periodic visits are conducted and it requires
additional funding to provide more testing services to inmates. In response to
Commissioner Peppler, Mr. Chessher acknowledged the state does prioritize
certain populations and Commissioner Ross moved to approve said amendment
and authorize the Chair to sign. The motion, which was seconded by
Commissioner Maxey, carried unanimously.
E Public Comment:
1. Anthony Sanchez, Town of Berthoud resident, Provided Exhibit A, and offered his
comments to the Board, with response from Commissioner Ross.
El Presentations and Proclamations:
1. 2025-0150: Northridge Grizzlies Day, Northridge Grizzlies Unified Bowling
Team 2024 State Championship — January 13, 2025: Chair Buck read the
proclamation for the record. Amy Anderson, Coach, thanked the Board for supporting
the team and recognizing their accomplishments. Anthony Fernandez, student,
expressed his excitement and appreciation for being part of a championship team and
bringing pride to his school. In response to the Chair, each of the team members
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congratulations to the team for their accomplishments and applauded their
outstanding leadership skills and hard work as a part of Team Weld. (Clerk's Note:
The group gathered for a photo opportunity).
Let the Minutes reflect that the above and foregoing actions were attested to and
respectfully submitted by the Clerk to the Board. There being no further business, this
meeting was adjourned at 9:41 a.m.
The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, approved the above
and foregoing Minutes, on motion duly made and seconded, by the following vote on the
27th day of January, A.D., 2025:
Perry L. Buck, Chair: Aye
Scott K. James, Pro-Tem: Aye
Jason S. Maxey: Aye
Lynette Peppier: Aye
Kevin D. Ross: Aye
Approved as to Form:
Bruce Barker, County Attorney
Attest:
Esther E. Gesick, Clerk to the Board
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PLAT NOTES:
)Al proposed or .ureic asruuures 5th or do nail M ierinfan satecx and offset reclines tea the Inns della In
*NCI the property is locate. Pursuant to the dseraron at setback 51 me ward County Code, the neutered nebula I
measured from the Mule rightof-way lice
• No bu'CEg or student as defied and endled to those occupancies usaud as Grettpa A B. E F. Mr I. M sod R h WWII
302.1 at the 2012 International Building Coda. WWI be constructed within a 20040M rue of any bnk bray of Mien a
150 -foot t'aslus of any wellhead or within • 25 -loot radios of any plugged or sberldoo.d oil and gee well Any ooh 115UCe rl
wenn • 200 -foot ream d any tank banery or 150 -foot radius of any weaned shod rere n a versos from yte terms d 5*
Create, m •ccvdanu esttt Subaocton 23-6-10 C of Ms Code
2) Any Mute structures or uses on sits most Dota n Dee appropriate zoning and building permits
3) Lot A Lai 9 ar4 .a C we rot eugiba for a ken land exemption In accordance an Section 24.8-20.C.1 of his Wed
County Cade
4) Tha largest lot of any recorded tomcod n may not be tees than thirty -Eve (35) scree net untie ptafvved by the Wok
County Board of Cnmmiseohers n accodence win Section 24-010 P of the Wed Cowry Cods
5) Wed County we not "eon ovrtapphg easements located within exiling fight -of -way or pay to relocate existing
versa within the existing County rlgntof-wey
6) Ater or: the eta re be memento to mega any impacts to Me p.,b c road including darragea and)or dtans
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7) Prow to ems Saul of budding parmtft the applicant anall be required to submit a complete ewes eodiul:on for a
-pleimrtarUy mom -we scene traitor se shown on 17th/ plat.
e) Any work the may occupy and or wawa upon any County tlpne of-wsy or assonant shot Karp to approved
R1gM O Wiry Use Porrnn prior to commencement.
9) The props ty owner shall cornrol moons weeds On the sate
10) The historical now patterns and runon amounts will be maintained on ins arts
11) Pnnr to the remise of balding pert the applicant rid submit a reoordsd deed dsecnostg Ile 1st Upon *lade the
bottling peeing S rpussted wt• the bvfidPnp permit appkadians The tagel diction on Ruth dad shellnuds are LAI
designallon and Recorded tuornnon number
12) Pee tae release of baiting permits on lot & Lot 6 end lot C, to appGunt shall itrtt-rM PMdance to the Deorrtrnas
of Planks; Services ma: Lot A. tot B and i at C hevt awn adequate wrier supply at sufficient quay, quardty end
dependsbley
13) Butane pern''Vs anat. to obtained prior to the contruceon of any w,idr+a Buildings that meet ate CeM1Nbon of an Ag
Exempt Boding per We 'equrements of Sear 29.1-73 and Seeoon 29.3.20 8 13 of the Wed Canty COOS do not need
butting psmnis. however, • Csrtffica!e of Compliance mast be fled with the Penn rg Openrrent led en Wed* l eta
plumbing permit is requited for any efactrttsl service to the building or water fix watering ot waffling of Nvatbck or poultry.
14) Bulging Perr;L issued on the proposed iota w'i be required to adhere to tee nee • ructtre cline Caney-Wde Rand
Impact Fee Program
15)8f -riding Pem'!ts Issued on Na proposed iota. alb be required to adhere to the fee etrwdure of the County Fatty Fee
and Dr•rlspe Impact Fee Programs
16) Potential purchasers we nanny potted that power lines, (115kv). ere permitted by SUP -332 and en loaned on the
proposed Fteaxcled E amebae Io4s.
17) RCM T TO EXTRACT MINERAL RESOURCES STATEMENT Wet County has saris of the met abundant miners
resources. sirfudirg. out not tented 00, Send end grove. all, rstst gas, end cat:. Under tee 34 d the Coosdo Revised
Statile minerals one vital resources because (a) the BMW* oonrnardel mIneg deposits are eleentel to ter Ste s's
mararr'y: lb) the crapulous Counties of to state fete a moms' uwrtage of such demon ern (c) act departs atom be
expected according to a la0oref pen canard to ova waste of such OtOoan and Cane the ea pnctrabe drsrapten
d My scaly), end quality of life ot the Mans of the pop,bub counties of me stets
Minton resource locators ars w4dreprsed throughout the County and pinion moving into these areas must recognize the
venous roec!s •escna'od wit Iva dsveropment Open thres. mineral resource ache era that troy gecgray!Id and
gsot:ttyeicot locations Moreover. these "mowers err protected property rights and mineral one anode be afforded the
opportunity to extra the mmetl resource
18) WELD COUNTY'S RIGHT TO FARM Weld Carty s one of the most productive agrcuter cnamtes n the Wiled
Stan typtoiy ranking In the by ten cones la the county In iota rattst value d agneve-:re yao.ds nd The nre
areas of Weld County may be can end spacious, but they are entdnuwty used tor agnorfiur• Persons moving Into a run!
area mutt recognize and accept there sr. drmWecksinducing conflicts at long-standing agricultural pr5CDoaa and •
low level d sencss than n town Along an re drawbacks owns the incentves comer errsct arum dwelen to reloate
to rJrr arise open .reeds spsoouanaaa. wlirtl9s, lace of city nude and
corgeeworand the now flnosprere and way of rte WkhaA neghbon rg terms. those futures ma' tread urban
dwelion tea rival Weld County would quickly be gone forever.
AgncueUrt' unit of the land ant d not be expected to creme their long-ewbgehed egrlo,rturel others to
emotimodate the vxnisaans of urban users no • me eras Wei -ran agrleultnrat =relies will grate d7 -s.' S impee's.
4,tk76rhg noise from tractors and equipment, slow -moving roan vehiCes on tidal roads; duet from armtsl pens, Cold work.
harvest end graver roads. odor front ammo confinement. silage end manure, smoke from ditdh bunting. fits and
r•oeguitoes. hunting arvt trapping ecthetses. srootng sports, legal hang of moser a te80:'h, and me use of pesuc ce. end
finnan vi the Sacs rtCJdag the La d ate swaying It is Common pradl0s lot egntuas rat producers d utirta an
soaireulalon d agrCueurat mediatory and wares to assist in than agricultural operation* A concentration Of
misaer'aneous agricultural materials often produces • vogue disparity between ad end amen ward the County Secton
15-3 5-102 CRS - pleats that a^ •gncuhh,M °pennon shell not a found to be a public or private noon if the
&gran:ral Opneon aiirged ti Doe% M1.:: sane empays nlsdcds or practices mag are all .. adlly a mess* esa oa'ad
with sgncS t production
Wee has been, and cartnues to bethe'lltsne for the •grltutturai communty it is larrealatc b Sore that a'trtes art
reservers nay Fr ay be m'ow'ed -out of the vier of res:dentel deva oproent When mane to the Carly procerl7 owners
and 7tesnts must Malls They mnnwt take water from rngsten dacha. lea Or other stria:Ares. unless they Nave r
adjudicated right to the water.
Weld County curers • tend area of ppeossnetoiy four thousand (4.030) *Aare autos at sun (talcs to Rue of the Sate or
De.awaroI .Ir' more than twee thousand soar. tund•ad (3.7001 mdse of Stets art Casey roses OsA de d •+wnrapsvties
Thie sneer magnitude of Die area to be served stretches available resources Law enforcement is basal un responses to
'complatrtta more than on patois of the County, and ter dtetances tvnech must be traveled may decay all emergency
responsesxiutting taw enforcement, ambulance. and fire Fn protection is usually provided by vd-*tears Ste rust
wave Oro ;cox end hmies to respond to emergence, County grave roses, no matter how often bay are blade, veil fOt
provide the same kind of surface expected from • panto road. Snow removal pnorrtes mien that reeds from sabdovr:ans
to arterials may not be cleared for several days afar a motor snowstorm Serviaen in rural ernes, Si litany caste will not be
aqulve'ent to muncipt services Rural thirteen must- by necessity be mom sal-sflria'n Can Oar Qatari
people we exposed to different hazards in the County than In en urban a suburban setting Farm equipment and dl Mid
equipment, ponds and Irrigation ditches, olectnal power for pumps and canter pivot/ opersbona, nigh spend traffic. sand
burs, pundute vines, wrnorial farm dogs and Irveeaoct. and open burning present reel threats. Cortraling atihdnM'e
ectWes is rriportent. not eery for their stoerytn.t into for the protector Of Or tanners svrtfead
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
Lot D at Rawesd E,..... loan No. 106146-4 RE 1705, being a porton of the Southeast 1]uerltr or
Section 6. Tara" 4 Norm, Ramps GO West of The St P M County d Wed. Stab d Ca ..&
PROPERTY OWNER'S CERTIFICATE.
We, the undsSgned, biking the sole owners in lee of the above described property. do hereby subdivide
ms same as darn on the stitched map I understand tea property s totted in the Aptadturel Zone
Dint and 's oleo rdsrdud le Fonda tress for the conduct d other uses by rght aortssdry teat, and
ass by sperbi review.
County oft saner
The fore erg MWmlafhl lent ooknosieogeo before rite V* 42** day Of )ilailnk 201.7
My commission eat 7 -Zf j•0
Wens my Hard one GINS Seel
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dedrafe for the ben•flt at to propefty(raa) Shown Or desatbed hereon. easements for
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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES' ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW CERTIFICATE:
This put Swamped mped ofd append by the Depertnrertt of Planning Services for fertg.
IDrecey, Department of Ptannrg Servt as
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GENERAL NOTES:
1. Bens of Saerrher land en South Site of the Southeast Ouster d Section 6, Tolwslhtp 4
North, Rarge 6e West of the 6th P M., beers North 90'00V0' East Monumnntston of said I ru
as shown hereon.
2 • r Set No 4 mbar (16' beg) with I' diameter red deers cap manta l S 30462
• • Did not find or set
Set No 4 near (tt)• long) MOW • demote rod past Cep matasa LS 30462 at 30. DC
On County Rood Rigi lof•Wsy.
gas /access pi Existing access (Agriculture).
r"n1o. Proposed access Pout (AgrlwulWraf)
3 Survey Coved and External Boundary Monumentetion as strown on Mop and aP'
Morearerwtion Legend
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per Recorded Exemption No 1061 06-4-RE4705 a recorded at Reception Number 3615068
Doted 04/22/2009 r the Rounds of Weld County, Co'oredo
SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE.
t Steven John Stamen a Registered Professional Land Surveyor in the stale of Cotondo, do hereby
arty that tee purvey represented by Vile plot was rued* net my personal supervision. and that the Plat
s an accurate reprraentatbn thereof. I further certify that the survey and this plat compels with all
applicable rules, regutabons and taws d ets State of Comes°. State Board of Repatriate for Ptahmsiorel
Engineers end Prce s.onal Land Surveyors, end Weld County.
FOR AND ON BEHALF OF
INTERMILL LAND SURVEYING, INC
1301 N Cleveland Ave
Loveland. CO 80537
970.660-0616
Steven John Stance
Cob LS 30462
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