Feedback can be shared with the Boulder County Commissioners by email or through an online survey which will be available shortly in English and Spanish. The county is looking for feedback on the ongoing approach to wages in future years. = here is additional info for you to give your opinion: 2024 - last week we had an article about the upcoming Boulder County Commission meeting, and the upcoming discussion over minimum wages, rising to $15.70. RAISE MINIMUM WAGE in BOULDER COUNTY Jan. Visit the Ballot Measures website for registration details. Public comment can also be shared in-person (1325 Pearl St, Boulder), online via Zoom, or by phone during the Public Hearing scheduled for 9 a.m. =Renew tax for Open Space acquisition and maintenance The Boulder County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider putting forward two county ballot measures at this year’s November election. See our article last week. Boulder County Commissioners – upcoming August meetingsĪRTICLE 8/3/23 – August Report of Boulder County Commissioners The owners of the new hotel gave a report. It was purchased from Boulder County, as part of the Flood 2013 properties, in 2016, a “buy-out” property. The property known as the Martin property is now officially Zoned Open Space, and no structures can be built on it. We asked him to do one for the Recorder, but he felt there were still many unanswered questioned, and he felt he couldn’t write a complete article that would satisfy him and Town Administrator Victoria Simonsen.
Mark Browning did an excellent detailed wrap up of the multi-year dispute in the Redstone Review. So, after 100’s of hours of discussions, (including long “executive sessions” by the Town Board of Trustees), and thousands of dollars in legal fees, the Town was awarded $1.3 million in settlement, and will have to do some updates to the plant. Honeywell pointed out things that the Town also did wrong. Honeywell was suppose to build a wastewater treatment plant that would save the town money, but there were supposed defects and misinformation, and the Town of Lyons sued them. Reminder: the Board of Trustees would like to gather input from residents regarding items that residents would like prioritized for the 2024 budget process.-We have created a short form on the Town website, where you may add your suggestions as a resident for the 2024 budget.
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