March 7, we approved by consent the March 7 Warrants, February 21 BOT Meeting Minutes, February 28 BOT Special Meeting Minutes, Colorado Surplus Asset Fund Trust Investment Resolution, and PROSAB
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March 7, we approved by consent the March 7 Warrants, February 21 BOT Meeting Minutes, February 28 BOT Special Meeting Minutes, Colorado Surplus Asset Fund Trust Investment Resolution, and PROSAB Alternate Appointment K.C Cunilio, and four NDDA Resolutions (Beautification, Public Art, Traffic & Safety, Special Event Funding). We were updated on the plans for the upcoming Nederdays. We discussed next steps in the updating and improvement of Town Regulations for the Central Business District. And we approved the two Action Items of applying for the Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) Funds for a Second Bridge, and creating the Public Engagement Manager Position.
March 21, Annexation Town Hall to discuss the history of the Boulder County IGA, IGAs and Comp Plans, public feedback on the new Annexation Ordinance, and public input on the BC IGA. We approved by consent the March 21 Warrants, March 7 BOT Meeting Minutes, RFP for Big Springs Egress Study, Comprehensive Plan Funding Approval, and Out-of-Town Utilities Connection Agreement for 879 County Road 128W. We approved the IGA with BC Sheriff’s Office for Law Enforcement at Option B (increased from Option C), Ordinance Amendment for Lot Line Consolidations in the CBD requiring as condition for approval a Planned Unit Development (PUD) for any lot consolidation, Transportation-Alternatives Program (TAP) Grant application, and PROSAB Regular Board Member Appointment Lindsey Ute and Jason Swann. We discussed the Streets Equipment Lease Agreement and Parking Development Recommendations. Staff Reports and BOT reports were shared.
April 4, Executive Session to receive legal advice related to a compensation study for Town staff. We approved by consent the April 4 Warrants, March 21 BOT Meeting Minutes, TAP Grant Resolution, NDDA Covered Bridge Funding, Kinser Membrane Solutions Professional Services Agreement to provide an ultrafiltration (UF) system evaluation for the Water Treatment Plant (WTP). We had a Presentation from the Nederland Community Library. In a 5-2 vote, we approved the application for NCBDR LLC to rezone 100 1st Street to the CBD from HDR, not following the unanimous advice of the Planning Commission to deny the application. We also approved the Streets Equipment Lease Agreement and a Resolution opposing the statewide land use and zoning preemptions in SB 23-213. We discussed the Recycling Resources Economic Opportunity (RREO) Grant to purchase animal-resistant outdoor composting tumblers for 50 households, Amendments to the Election Section of NMC, and Skate Park Ordinance Update.
April 15, BOT Retreat/Work Session to discuss Roles and Responsibilities of Mayor and Trustees, and to identify BOT Goals.
April 18, Executive Session to discuss matters related to the Town Administrator position. We approved by consent the April 18 Warrants, April 4 BOT Meeting Minutes, RREO grant to purchase outdoor composting tumblers, and the corrected TAP Grant Resolution. We discussed the Town Code Changes for Wastewater Pretreatment, Biosolids Study Update, Meter Code Change, and Amendments to the Election Section of NMC. We approved an Action Item to Update the Skate Park Ordinance to allow scooters and Razors. Staff Reports and BOT reports were shared.
May 2, we approved by consent the May 2 Warrants, April 18 BOT Meeting Minutes, Professional Municipal Clerks Week Proclamation, and Backdoor Theater Lease Agreement. We approved an Action Item for a Meter Code Change to credit property owners charged for the replacement of a meter and/or reading device in 2023 and 2022. We discussed the Watershed Protection Ordinance, ways to increase Public Engagement about the Housing Needs Assessment, and a Review of Town Administrator Salary.
May/June Meetings: Contract for Big Springs Egress Study, Boulder County Co-Responder IGA, E-Bike Program, Amendments to Election Section of NMC, Advisory Board & Commission Appointments (PC, SAB, PROSAB), Industrial Pretreatment, NMC Update Ch. 6 (II, V, X, & XI), Annexation Ordinance Revision, Pump Track Proposal, Compensation Study, Public Engagement Town Hall, Solar Ordinance, Fence Code, NDDA Vacancy Appointment, CBD Parking Moratorium Extension, Rights of Nature, BOT Retreat Work Session. And more…
Housing Needs Assessment: In order to better understand Nederland’s housing needs, and create changes to code to improve our housing situation, we need your participation in this survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ NederlandHNASurvey
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