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• Elyse Casselberry, Director of Community and Economic Development, asked commissioners to review proposed timelines, responsibilities and a fee schedule for the county’s land-use code rewrite. The total estimated price tag is $174,000, more than half of which would go Read on…
Delta County Citizen Report (DCCR) is pleased to announce it has received a $2,500 San Juan Regional Council merit grant from the El Pomar Foundation. These funds will support the general operations of the organization. El Pomar Regional Council board member and local resident Read on…
HIGHLIGHTS, Sept. 17, 2018, County Commissioner meeting • County Commissioners have replaced hard-copy meeting packets for laptops and digital files during business and work sessions. All documents are now displayed on an overhead projection device during the meeting allowing audience Read on…
JoAnn Kalenak, President DCCR Board of Directors — Last week, Administrator Robbie LeValley kicked off the county’s 2019 budget process with a fact-sheet and slide presentation to commissioners and department heads. To some of the points made during the presentation: Read on…
While Gunnison County Commissioners, Governor Hickenlooper and Senator Bennet urge BLM to defer the North Fork parcels from a planned December lease sale, Delta County Commissioners agreed yesterday to submit a letter expressing regret over the withdrawal of several upper Read on…
• Commissioners lifted all fire restrictions in Delta County effective immediately. • Commissioners tentatively plan a Oct. 17 meeting with the Delta County Planning Commission to discuss possible elimination of the Area Planning Committees and/or expanding the Planning Commission to Read on…
Commissioners agree to hire Mountain West, Inc., a Glenwood Springs company that specializes in resource development on public lands, to advise it along with Mesa and Montrose counties on the U.S. Forest Service’s wilderness revision plan for the Grand Mesa, Read on…