On the agenda: meeting — data center (Aug 26)

Vern Heersink, Chair, County Commissioner, District 3
Arlan Van Ry, Vice- Chair, County Commissioner, District 2;
Lori Laske, County Commissioner, District 1;
Jason T. Kelly, County Attorney; Roni Wisdom, County Administrator;
Jamie Greeman, Deputy County Clerk
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August 26, 2026
Invocation
Pledge Of Allegiance
Approval Of The Agenda
Approval Of The General Business Minutes
. August 12 Regular Commissioner Meeting Minutes
Documents:
8-12 REGULAR COMMISSIONER MEETING MINUTES.PDF

. August 12 Public Hearing Minutes Webb Major Site Plan Revocation
Documents:
8-12 PUBLIC HEARING JEREMIAH WEBB MAJOR SITE PLAN REVOCATION.PDF

Approval Of The Bills/Obligations
Presentation From The Public
Consent Agenda
. Public Health Immunization Amendment
Documents:
ALAMOSA AMENDMENT 8.10.26.PDF
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. Public Health Immunization Amendment
Documents:
ALAMOSA AMENDMENT 8.10.26.PDF
. . Waiver Of Intent To Redeem
Documents:
WAIVER OF INTENT TO REDEEM 541718108031.PDF
. . RSVP MOU
Documents:
RSVP MOU.PDF

Public Hearings
. John Turner Major Site Plan 2528 S County Rd 100
Documents:
TURNER MAJOR SITE PLAN.PDF

Appointments
. Adams State Grizzly Club
. . Ordinance 20 Adopting Certain Provisions Of Code Enforcement
Documents:
ORDINANCE 20 ADOPTING CITY ORDINANCES.PDF
. . Little Learners Academy

Executive Session
. For The Purpose Of Receiving Legal Advice, Under C.R.S. Section 24-6-402(4)(B)

Board And Staff Updates
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pursuant Colorado State Statute, that are distributed to a majority of the legislative body will be available for public inspection
at 8900 Independence Way at the same time that the public records are distributed or made available to the members of the
legislative body. All supporting documentation is available for public review in the Office of the County Commissioners located
at 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa CO 81101 during regular business hours, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, those requiring accommodations for this meeting should notify the
Commissioner's Office 48 hours prior to the meeting at 719-589-4848.
Alamosa County Commissioners Regular Meetings will recess for lunch from 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Minutes of the Alamosa Board of County Commissioners Meeting
August 12, 2026 8:30 am Commissioners Chambers
Alamosa County Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa CO 81101
Members Present:
Vern Heersink, Chair
Arlan Van Ry, Vice Chair
Lori Laske, Commissioner
Jason Kelly, County Attorney
Roni Wisdom, County Administrator
Jamie Greeman, Deputy Clerk

Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Approval of Agenda
motion/second, Laske/Van Ry motion to approve the agenda as presented.
Motion passed unanimously

Approval of Minutes
motion/second, Van Ry/Laske to approve the July 22 Regular Commissioner Meeting Minutes
Motion passed unanimously

Approval of Bills and Obligations
General Account Check numbers 173137 through 173441
Public Health Check numbers 37265 through 37297
motion/second, Laske/Van Ry motion to approve the bills and obligations
Motion passed unanimously

Public Comment
Terry Hammond, Mosca, wanted to address the topic of data centers. She said that several other
neighboring counites were placing moratoriums on data centers and she would like to see Alamosa
County place a moratorium on them as well. She believes that they consume too much water and they
are huge monstrosities that contribute to noise pollution.
Vern Heersink asked County Attorney, Jason Kelly, to explain a little about the County’s current
position on data centers. Jason Kelly said that data centers can mean a lot of different things. The big
concern that a lot of people have, at least in this community, is around hyperscale data centers. There
is not currently anything in Alamosa County’s Land Use code, that would directly apply to a hyperscale
data center. If Alamosa County were to get an application for a hyperscale data center, Jason Kelly
would probably recommend to deny the application because it's not in the code and there is not
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anything even remotely like it. At that point, a moratorium could be enacted so regulations could be
developed within the land use code. For the time being, if an application came in for a small data
center that was smaller in scope for a small solar generation that was maybe one or two containers,
that may be different. But right now, Alamosa County does not have any way to regulate them.

Consent Agenda
Consent Agenda items are AVSAR General Volunteer MOU, Coopers Liquor License Renewal,
Treasurer’s July Fund Report, Local Impact Accelerator Grant, and IGA with Rio Grande Water
Conservation District for Revegetation Project.
Lori Laske asked to pull the Local Impact Accelerator Grant from the Consent Agenda.
motion/second, Laske/Van Ry motion to approve the remaining Consent Agenda items.
Motion passed unanimously
Richard Hubler explained that the Local Impact Accelerator Grant is the grant that is from the state of
Colorado Energy Office. They're passing through a fund that they got from the EPA, $5 million or so in
projects overall. That is where the funding will come from to fund the revegetation pilot project. That is
the IGA that the Rio Grande Water Conservation District is going to be performing on Alamosa County’s
behalf, and then Alamosa County will be spending the remainder of the money on policy consultants.
This grant is the final scope of work and the final budget was sent to the state's contracting office. This is
a 100% grant, with no match required.
motion/second, Laske/Van Ry motion to approve the Local Impact Accelerator Grant and Contract
once it is reviewed by legal counsel.
Motion passed unanimously

Public Hearings
See August 12, Public Hearing Minutes – Jeremiah Webb, Major Site Plan revocation, 6153 US Why 160
(parcel 528502300013)
Lori Laske said that she can understand the difficulties working with CDOT. A traffic study did need to
be done and she is disappointed that it wasn’t. She is leaning towards giving an extension as opposed
to revoking the permit because she knows how difficult it can be to work with CDOT. However, the
burden is on the property owner and they have to comply with CDOT and the conditions they require.
Jason Kelly suggested adding the extensions in increments so that the deadlines could be monitored.
Richard Hubler asked if the decision could be tabled instead for 90 days which would give the property
owner time to initiate the traffic study and start the application process with CDOT. At that time, the
Commissioners could reconsider the extension or revocation based on the amount of work completed.
motion/second, Laske/Van Ry motion to table the Site Plan 23-003 Revocation until the November 10
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meeting, allowing for the property owner time to complete a traffic study and access application to
CDOT.
Motion passed unanimously

Board & Staff Updates
There being no further business, the Regular Meeting of the Board of Alamosa County Commissioners
was adjourned.

ATTEST:

Jamie Greeman, Deputy Clerk

Vern Heersink, Chair

Arlan Van Ry, Vice-Chair

Lori Laske, Commissioner

Note: These minutes summarize the final decision made by the Board at the referenced meeting. This
meeting was also audio recorded and that recording is available for review. In the event there is
confusion as to what the final decision of the Board is, the Board will rely on the audio tape to interpret
the Board's intent. The audio tape shall act as an official record of these proceedings for any necessary
purpose when, in the opinion of the Board, the minutes are in any way insufficient. An audio copy of
the Board of County Commissioners’ proceedings is available by contacting the Deputy Clerk to the
Board located at the Alamosa County Service Center, (719) 589-4848, or [email protected].

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Minutes for the Public Hearing - Jeremiah Webb, Major Site Plan revocation,
6153 US Why 160 (parcel 528502300013)
August 12, 2026 9:00 am Commissioners Chambers
Alamosa County Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, CO 81101
Members Present:
Vern Heersink, Chair
Arlan Van Ry, Vice-Chair
Lori Laske, Commissioner
Roni Wisdom, County Administrator
Jason Kelly, County Attorney
Jamie Greeman, Deputy Clerk
Richard Hubler, Land Use Director, presented for consideration the revocation of a Major Site Plan
that was approved for Jeremiah Webb several years ago. The applicant was not able to meet the
conditions of approval. In this case, one of the requirements was to obtain an access permit from
CDOT, which he has failed to do. As a result, Richard Hubler is proposing to revoke the approval and
close down the operation.
Jeremiah Webb said that when they bought the property, they confirmed through their due diligence
process that they did have access to the property there. They have had numerous problems with
CDOT over the years and there has been a lot of staff turnover at CDOT and Jeremiah Webb claims
that CDOT has also had poor record keeping.
Richard Hubler asked if there ever had been a traffic study performed at that property.
Jeremiah Webb said that it was his understanding through his due diligence process of the land purchase that
they would not have to do a traffic study.
Richard Hubler clarified that this matter about the access permit is specifically to the access that was
proposed and accepted as part of the site plan. This development of approximately two acres on the highway
frontage does have access from the north. There's about 46 feet of existing County Road 5.6 that overlaps it.
The application to CDOT for an access permit initially began in 2021, which was prior to submitting the
application to Alamosa County, however it was not complete, so CDOT couldn't process it. CDOT had been
telling Jeremiah Webb since early in the process, that he would need to perform a traffic study. That is also
the Staff contention, is that is what's required to move forward with this from CDOT, and to meet the
condition of the County is to complete the traffic study, and to submit the complete application. As of this
meeting, neither of those things have taken place.
Richard Hubler added that if there is ever a change in use, an increase in traffic, a new development on a
vacant land which borders the state highway, that will require an updated access permit.
Public Comment:
Cindy New, Mosca, asked if anybody ever wanted to put in a new business, would they also have to do a
traffic study.
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Richard Hubler said that it is usually required for a change in use or an expected increase in traffic. It can vary a
little bit between cases.
Jason Kelly read the list of exhibits.
1. Staff Letter to Jeremiah & Bobbi Webb
2. Approved Site Plan
3. Resolution 2024-SP-1
4. 2026 emails with Applicant and CDOT
5. 2023-2024 emails with Applicant and CDOT
6. Public Notice

ATTEST:

Jamie Greeman, Deputy Clerk

Vern Heersink, Chair

Arlan Van Ry, Vice-Chairman

Lori Laske, County Commissioner

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State of Colorado Contract Modification
Contract Amendment #3

State Agency
Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment

Contractor
Board of County Commissioners of Alamosa
County (a political subdivision of the state
of Colorado) for the use and benefit of the
Alamosa County Public Health Department

Original Contract Number
2024*0010

Main Task Order Contract Number
23 FAA 00001

Contract Performance
Beginning Date
July 1, 2023

Current Contract
Expiration Date
June 30, 2027

Current Contract
Maximum Amount
Initial Term
State Fiscal Year 2024: $40,069.00
Extension Terms
State Fiscal Year 2025: $33,607.00
State Fiscal Year 2026: $42,003.00

Amendment Contract Number

State Fiscal Year 2027: $35,285.00

2027*0441 AMD #3

Total for All State Fiscal Years:
$150,964.00

Amendment Contract Number: 2027*0441 AMD #3

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THE PARTIES HERETO HAVE EXECUTED THIS AMENDMENT
Each person signing this Amendment represents and warrants that he or she is duly authorized
to execute this Amendment and to bind the Party authorizing his or her signature.

Contractor

State of Colorado

Board of County Commissioners of Alamosa
County (a political subdivision of the state
of Colorado) for the use and benefit of the
Alamosa County Public Health Department

Jared S. Polis, Governor
Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment

By:

By: Chelsea Gilbertson, Procurement and
Contracts Section Director

Jill Hunsaker Ryan, MPH, Executive
Director

Date:
Date:

State Controller

Amendment Effective Date:

Robert Jaros, CPA, MBA, JD

By: Kurt Williams, Controller

In accordance with §24-30-202, C.R.S., this
Amendment is not valid until signed and
dated above by the State Controller or an
authorized delegate.

1. Parties
This Amendment (the “Amendment”) to the Original Contract shown on the Signature and
Cover Page for this Amendment (the “Contract”) is entered into by and between the
Contractor, and the State.

2. Terminology
Except as specifically modified by this Amendment, all terms used in this Amendment that are
defined in the Contract shall be construed and interpreted in accordance with the Contract.

3. Amendment Effective Date and Term
A. Amendment Effective Date
This Amendment shall not be valid or enforceable until the Amendment Effective Date
shown on the Signature and Cover Page for this Amendment. The State shall not be

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bound by any provision of this Amendment before that Amendment Effective Date, and
shall have no obligation to pay Contractor for any Work performed or expense incurred
under this Amendment either before or after of the Amendment term shown in §3.B of
this Amendment.

B. Amendment Term
The Parties’ respective performances under this Amendment and the changes to the
Contract contained herein shall commence on the Amendment Effective Date shown
on the Signature and Cover Page for this Amendment or August 17, 2026, whichever is
later and shall terminate on the termination of the Contract or June 30, 2027
whichever is earlier.
4.

Purpose
The project supports Local Public Health Agencies (LPHAs) through the Vaccines for
Children (VFC) program and creates a coordinated infrastructure to align with national
immunization standards. In addition, this project supplies Section 317 Program vaccines
at no cost to remove the financial barrier for adults without insurance. The project also
encourages healthcare providers and school-based settings to use the Colorado
Immunization Information System (CIIS), and to contribute to the centralized system by
entering data.
The Parties now desire to extend the contract, increase the Contract Maximum Amount,
add funding, replace the Statement of Work, and replace the Budget.

5. Modifications
The Contract and all prior amendments thereto, if any, are modified as follows:
A. The Contract Initial Contract Expiration Date on the Contract’s Signature and Cover
Page is hereby deleted and replaced with the Current Contract Expiration Date
shown on the Signature and Cover Page for this Amendment.
B. The Contract Maximum Amount table on the Contract’s Signature and Cover Page is
hereby deleted and replaced with the Current Contract Maximum Amount table
shown on the Signature and Cover Page for this Amendment.
C. The Parties now agree to modify Exhibit B, Statement of Work of the Contract.
Exhibit B, Statement of Work, is hereby deleted and replaced in its entirety with
the Exhibit B, Statement of Work, attached to this Amendment.

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D. The Parties now agree to modify Exhibit C, Budget of the Contract. Exhibit C,
Budget, is hereby deleted and replaced in its entirety with Exhibit C, Budget
attached to this Amendment.

6. Limits of Effect and Order of Precedence
This Amendment is incorporated by reference into the Contract, and the Contract and all
prior amendments or other modifications to the Contract, if any, remain in full force and
effect except as specifically modified in this Amendment. Except for the Special Provisions
contained in the Contract, in the event of any conflict, inconsistency, variance, or
contradiction between the provisions of this Amendment and any of the provisions of the
Contract or any prior modification to the Contract, the provisions of this Amendment shall in
all respects supersede, govern, and control. The provisions of this Amendment shall only
supersede, govern, and control over the Special Provisions contained in the Contract to the
extent that this Amendment specifically modifies those Special Provisions.

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Exhibit B

Statement of Work
To Original Contract Number: 2024*0010
These provisions are to be read and interpreted in conjunction with the provisions of the contract
specified above, as amended.

I.

Entity Name: Board of County Commissioners of Alamosa County (a political
subdivision of the state of Colorado) for the use and benefit of the Alamosa
County Public Health Department

II.

Project Description
This project serves to address the public health need of maintaining immunization
awareness and vaccination rates in Colorado. Local public health agencies shall
support core immunization services, according to established best practices and
standards, to improve the health of individuals and communities.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is funded by
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to address vaccinepreventable and other serious communicable diseases and to reduce the risk of
disease transmission, severe illness, and death. The project supports Local Public
Health Agencies (LPHAs) through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program and
creates a coordinated infrastructure to align with national immunization standards.
The project supplies Section 317 Program vaccines at no cost to remove the
financial barrier for adults without insurance. The project counters vaccine
hesitant attitudes and beliefs by engaging the community and delivering education
in the service area. The project encourages healthcare providers and school-based
settings to use the Colorado Immunization Information System (CIIS), and to
contribute to the centralized system by entering data. The project engages public
health and healthcare professionals to develop and implement local activities and
evidence-based strategies to reduce mortality and morbidity rates caused by
vaccine-preventable diseases, and protect the health of Coloradans.

III.

Definitions
1. AAP - American Academy of Pediatrics
2. CALPHO - Colorado Association of Local Public Health Officials
3. CCC - Child Care Centers as defined by Colorado State Board of Health Rule 6
CCR 1009-2
4. CCR - Code of Colorado Regulations
5. CDC - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
6. CDPHE - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
7. CIB - Colorado Immunization Branch
8. CIIS - Colorado Immunization Information System
9. Core Immunization Services (Core Services) - Basic and essential immunization
services provided within the LPHA’s jurisdiction.

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Exhibit B

10. Deputization - The formal delegation of authority to provide VFC vaccines to
eligible underinsured children from a participating FQHC or RHC to another
VFC-enrolled provider; typically a local public health agency.
11. DTaP - Pediatric diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine.
12. Evidence-based - Conscientious use of current scientific evidence and clinical
expertise.
13. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
14. FQHC - Federally Qualified Health Center
15. Insured - A person who is covered by health insurance.
16. Jurisdiction - Power or right of a legal or political agency to exercise its
authority over a person, subject matter, or territory.
17. LPHA - Local public health agency
18. MMR - Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine.
19. MOU - Memorandum of Understanding
20. RHC - Rural Health Center
21. School - As defined by the Colorado Board of Health rule 6 CCR 1009-2, all
child care facilities licensed by the Colorado Department of Human Services
including: child care centers, school-age child care center, preschools, day
camps, resident camps, day treatment centers, family child care homes,
foster care homes, and head start programs; public, private, or parochial
kindergarten, elementary or secondary schools through grade twelve, or a
college or university.
22. SCCIDR - Colorado’s School and Child Care Immunization Data Reporting
system used to collect aggregate immunization and exemption data from
educational facilities required to submit annual data to CDPHE.
23. Section 317 Vaccine - Federally funded vaccine used for: uninsured and
underinsured adults, outbreak response and preparedness support.
24. SOW - Statement of Work, this Exhibit to the Contract that outlines the work
to be completed by the Contractor including the project’s goal, objectives,
activities, standards and requirements, deliverables, and timelines.
25. VFC - Vaccines for Children
26. VPD - Vaccine-preventable disease
27. WIG - Wildly Important Goal - a current strategic priority of CDPHE
IV.

Work Plan

Program Goal #1: To reduce vaccine-preventable diseases and promote and ensure
access to immunization services for all people in Colorado.
Project Objective #1: No later than the expiration of the Contract, the Contractor
shall promote immunizations and provide Core Immunization Services.
Primary Activity (PA) #1 The Contractor shall implement core immunization services
within its jurisdiction.
PA #1 Sub-Activities
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Exhibit B

1. The Contractor shall promote all currently recommended immunizations
available through the following distribution channels within the jurisdiction:
a. VFC products available through the VFC program for the eligible
population served.
b. Section 317 vaccines available through the Section 317 program for
the eligible population served.
c. Privately purchased products available for the eligible insured
population served.
2. The Contractor shall support immunization availability within the jurisdiction.
3. The Contractor shall screen patients for eligibility to receive publicly funded
vaccines.
4. The Contractor shall report immunization data to CIIS for all immunizations
administered by the agency within seven (7) days of administration.
5. The Contractor shall implement an immunization response for cases of VPD in
the jurisdiction.
6. The Contractor shall complete an electronic progress report every quarter.
PA #1 Standards and Requirements:
1. The Contractor shall utilize the current immunization schedule
recommendations posted on the CDPHE Immunization Branch Immunization
Schedule website. This website is incorporated and made part of this contract
by reference.
2. The Contractor shall reference the CDPHE Section 317 Vaccine Guidance for
Uninsured and Underinsured Adults when promoting Section 317 vaccines. This
guidance is incorporated and made part of this contract by reference.
3. The Contractor shall submit a signed VFC provider agreement and completed
recertification packet when providing VFC-supplied products for their
jurisdiction.
4. The Contractor shall comply with the requirements for utilizing VFC-supplied
products agreed to in the VFC recertification agreement packet when providing
VFC-supplied products for the jurisdiction.
5. The Contractor shall utilize the strategies and immunization standards of
CALPHO and CDPHE’s Colorado Public Health System Transformation: Core
Public Health Services Needs Assessment Report. Jan 2020. This document is
incorporated and made part of this contract by reference.
6. The Contractor shall comply with the requirements for entering/submitting
immunization data into CIIS as agreed to in the CIIS Letter of Agreement found
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Exhibit B

within the online CIIS Resource Center located on the following website,
Colorado Public Health Reporting (CoPHR) Portal. This document is incorporated
and made part of this contract by reference.
7. The Contractor shall use the FY27 Immunization Core Services Quarterly
Progress Report to submit the quarterly electronic progress report. The FY27
Immunization Core Services Quarterly Progress Report is incorporated and made
part of the contract by reference.
PA #1 Deliverables:
Deliverable #1: For Contractors providing VFC-supplied products, the Contractor shall
electronically submit signed VFC recertification packet and agreements.
Due: No later than 30 calendar days following the receipt of the recertification packet.
Due To: The VFC Program via email at [email protected].
Deliverable #2: The Contractor shall submit immunization data for all doses
administered into CIIS.
Due: No later than seven (7) days following vaccine administration
Due To: Submitted in CIIS either through an interface electronically or by manually
entering the data into CIIS.
Deliverable #3: The Contractor shall submit an electronic progress report.
Due: Quarterly
Due To: CDPHE
Primary Activity #2: No later than the expiration of the contract, the Contractor shall
provide immunization education and outreach within the jurisdiction.
PA #2 Sub-Activities:
1. The Contractor shall review the CIIS County Report provided by CDPHE to
compare the immunization rates for the jurisdiction with the county, state, and
national immunization rates.
2. The Contractor shall use data in the CIIS County Reports to inform immunization
outreach efforts.
3. The Contractor shall conduct a minimum of one (1) immunization outreach
activity within the jurisdiction.
4. The Contractor shall create a login to access the SCCIDR to view data submitted
by the reporting schools and CCCs in the jurisdiction.
5. The Contractor shall promote compliance with the Colorado State Board of
Health Rule 6 CCR 1009-2 school immunization rules to schools and CCCs.
6. The Contractor shall attend a session of the LPHA school and childcare
immunization data training.
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Exhibit B

PA #2 Standards and Requirements:
1. The Contractor’s immunization education and outreach shall be to policy
makers, health care providers, and/or the general public.
2. The Contractor’s immunization outreach efforts shall use data on trends in
county immunization rates over time contained in the CIIS County Reports.
3. The Contractor’s immunization outreach efforts shall use data on
underimmunized age groups for specific vaccines contained in the CIIS County
Reports.
4. The Contractor’s immunization educational activities shall:
a. Promote informed vaccine decisions making,
b. Address vaccine hesitancy, or
c. Promote the availability of immunization services.
5. The Contractor’s promotion of compliance with school immunization rules shall
use the Colorado State Board of Health Rule 6 CCR 1009-2. The Colorado State
Board of Health Rule 6 CCR 1009-2 is incorporated and made part of this
contract by reference.
6. CDPHE will provide a recording of the LPHA school and childcare immunization
data reporting training sessions.
7. The Contractor shall listen to the audio recording of missed LPHA school and
child care training if they are unable to attend a session within 30 days of
receipt of the recording.
8. The Contractor shall follow the instructions to make an LPHA login found in the
How to access the Colorado Health Informatics Data System for SCCIDR
document linked under the Reporting resources section of the CDPHE school and
childcare immunization data reporting website. The content of this document is
incorporated and made part of this contract by reference.
9. The Contractor shall obtain LPHA-specific access by following the instructions at
the end of the ‘To request a new CoHID account’ section beginning with “For
LPHA partners…”. The SCCIDR application is located on the following website,
Colorado Health Informatics Data Systems.The content of this website is
incorporated and made part of this contract by reference.
10. After gaining access to CoHID,the Contractor should follow the instructions
found in the How to use CoHIDS for SCCIDR survey information for LPHAs
document to use the ‘All LPHAs Report’. The report includes staff associated
with each site and their contact information. This list should be used to follow
up with sites who have not reported prior to the January 15 deadline. The
content of this document is incorporated and made part of this contract by
reference.
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Exhibit B

11. CDPHE will provide a template with suggested messaging for LPHAs to
communicate school reporting requirements to schools and childcares.
12. The Contractor shall provide the results of the CDC National Immunization
Surveys; Child and Teen and county rates in the CIIS County Rate Report to
share awareness of county immunization rates versus state and national
immunization rates.
Primary Activity #3: No later than the expiration of the contract, The Contractor shall
implement evidence-based strategies to address immunization rates in populations
identified as underimmunized.
PA #3 Sub-Activities:
1. The Contractor shall plan local activities to use a minimum of one (1) evidencebased strategy designed to address immunization rates.
2. The Contractor shall implement a minimum of one (1) evidence-based strategy
to address the following:
a. immunization disparities by race
b. immunization disparities by ethnicity
c. immunization disparities by socio-economic status
d. immunization disparities by disability status
PA #3 Standards and Requirements:
1. The Contractor’s local activities shall use an evidence-based strategy from
Strategies to improve Colorado vaccination rates resource hosted by CDPHE. The
Strategies to improve Colorado vaccination rates resource is incorporated and
made part of this contract by reference.
2. The Contractor’s local activities that utilize an evidence-based strategy shall be
culturally and linguistically appropriate for the audience.
3. The Contractor’s local activities that utilize an evidence-based strategy shall be
planned with the following:
a. Health care providers.
b. Pharmacists.
c. Long-term care facility staff.
d. Infection control specialists.
e. School officials.
f. The public.
Primary Activity #4: The Contractor shall maintain staff immunization expertise.
PA #4 Sub-Activities:

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Exhibit B

1. The Contractor shall participate in CIB LPHA Community of Practice calls for upto-date information.
2. The Contractor shall listen to the audio recording of the CIB LPHA Community of
Practice call provided when the Contractor is unable to attend the call.
3. The Contractor shall attend one (1) immunization-related training or
conference.
PA#4 Standards & Requirements:
1. CDPHE will provide audio recordings of the CIB LPHA Community of Practice
calls.
2. The Contractor shall listen to the audio recording of missed CIB LPHA
Community of Practice calls within 30 days of receipt of the recording.
General Standards and Requirements
1. The content of electronic documents located on CDPHE and non-CDPHE
websites, and information contained on CDPHE and non-CDPHE websites, may
be updated periodically during the contract term. The Contractor shall monitor
electronic documents and website content and information for changes to
comply with all updates.
2. The Contractor shall inform CDPHE of any nonfunctioning linked or incorporated
hyperlinks, documents, or resources within ten (10) business days of discovery.
3. The Contractor shall request programmatic technical assistance from CDPHE, as
needed.
4. CDPHE will maintain the LPHA Core Immunization Services FAQ document to
address questions regarding this project. The LPHA Core Immunization Services
FAQ document is incorporated and made part of this contract by reference.
Expected Results of Activities:
1. Immunizations are offered within the Contractor’s jurisdiction.
2. Immunizations are promoted within the Contractor’s jurisdiction.
3. Immunizations are administered within the Contractor’s jurisdiction.
Measurement of Expected Results:
1. Data contained in the CIIS County Rates Reports reflect the impact of
conducting immunization activities.
2. Immunization data collected through SCCIDR tracks the number of Colorado
children who are up-to-date for school-required vaccines.
3. Data submitted in quarterly progress reports reflect compliance with the SOW
activities.
V.

Deliverable Schedule:

Amendment Contract Number: 2027*0441 AMD #3

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Exhibit B

Description:

Due Date

1. The Contractor shall electronically
submit signed VFC recertification
packet and agreements. For
Contractors providing VFC-supplied
products.

No later than 30 calendar days
following the receipt of the
recertification packet

2. The Contractor shall submit an
electronic quarterly progress report
using the Immunization Core Services
Quarterly Progress Report.

No later than 15 calendar days
following the last calendar day of
September, December, March
and July

3. The Contractor shall submit
immunization data for all administered
immunizations to the CIIS.

No later than seven (7) days
following vaccine administration

Monitoring
VI.
CDPHE’s monitoring of this contract for compliance with performance requirements
will be conducted throughout the contract period by the CDPHE Contract Monitor.
Methods used will include a review of documentation determined by CDPHE to be
reflective of performance to include progress reports and other fiscal and
programmatic documentation as applicable. The Contractor’s performance will be
evaluated at set intervals and communicated to the Contractor. A Final Contractor
Performance Evaluation will be conducted at the end of the life of the contract.
VII. Resolution of Non-Compliance
The Contractor will be notified in writing within 15 calendar days of discovery of a
compliance issue(s). Within 30 calendar days of discovery, the Contractor and the
State will collaborate, when appropriate, to determine the action(s) necessary to
rectify the compliance issue and determine when the action(s) must be completed.
The action(s) and timeline for completion will be documented in writing and agreed to
by both parties. If extenuating circumstances arise that require an extension to the
timeline, the Contractor must email a request to the CDPHE Contract Monitor and
receive approval for a new due date. The State will oversee the completion and
implementation of the agreed-upon action(s) to ensure timelines are met and the
compliance issue(s) is resolved. Failure by the Contractor to diligently pursue the
compliance resolution plan, or to reach an agreement with the State on such a plan,
may result in the State exercising its rights under the provisions of the contract.

Amendment Contract Number: 2027*0441 AMD #3

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Exhibit C

To Original Contract Number: 2024*0010
Contract Number: 2027*0441 AMD #3
Fiscal Year 2027 Immunization Core Services Activities:
Alamosa County Public Health Dept
State Funds

$8,251.00

Total Amount

$8,251.00
Additional funding

State Funds

$19,230.00

Federal Funds

$7,804.00

Total Amount

$27,034.00
New Budget

State Funds

$27,481.00

Federal Funds

$7,804.00

Total Amount

$35,285.00

Amendment Contract Number: 2027*0441 AMD #3
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WAIVER OF INTENT TO REDEEM COUNTY HELD LIEN
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:
DEER VALLEY MEADOWS LOT 31 BLK H UNIT 1
TAX LIEN CERTIFICATE #: 340
SCHEDULE #: 541718108031
AMOUNT OF WAIVER: __$2,790.92___
ALAMOSA COUNTY HEREBY RELINQUISHS ALL INTEREST AND
INTENT TO REDEEM ANY SENIOR LIEN BASED ANY PRIOR TAX
ASSESSMENTS FOR TAXES ON THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROPERTY.
FURTHERMORE, ALAMOSA COUNTY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT, BY
WAIVING THIS INTEREST, ANY JUNIOR LIEN HOLDER MAY APPLY
FOR AND MAY RECEIVE A TREASURERS DEED WITHOUT ANY
FURTHER NOTICE TO THE COUNTY.
THIS WAIVER WAS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF ALAMOSA
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AT A REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING
ON THE 26th DAY OF August, 2026.

__________________________________
SIGNATURE
Chair, Alamosa Board of County Commissioners

_______________
DATE

Fred John Turner
Major Site Plan

SP 26-02

August 12, 2026 - Planning Commission 6:00 pm
August 26, 2026 – County Commission 8:30 am
List of exhibits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

Staff report
Application
Receipt of payment
Deed
Ownership & encumbrance report
Certificate of taxes due
Well permit 342407
Site plan
Assessor record
GIS notification aerial map
List of adjoining property owners
Example letter to neighbors
Alamosa County fire protection district comments
Division of Water Resources comments
San Luis Valley Water Conservancy District comments
Colorado Department of Transportation comments
County Road and Bridge comments
Public notice
Notice to applicant
Updated Site Plan received August 13, 2026

EXHIBIT 1

Alamosa County
Land Use & Building Department
Case Memorandum
County Commission Meeting
Date:
August 12, 2026
Case Number:
SP 26-02
Applicant:
John Turner
Prepared By:
Darcy Barraclough, Planner & Richard Hubler, Director
Subject:
John Turner, Applicant, is requesting approval of a Major Site Plan to operate a shipping and
packing facility similar to warehouse and freight movement described in Section 2.4.4.P of the
LUDC on property currently addressed as 2528 S County Rd 100 (Parcel 528718200021).
This property is in the Industrial (I) zone district.
The legal description of the property is: Tract 2, Pure Water Division of Land, according to the
plat recorded July 29, 2013 under Reception No. 353546, County of Alamosa, State of
Colorado.
Public Notice Process:
Public Notice was published in the Valley Courier on July 1, 2026. Neighbor notification letters
for 34 property owners were mailed on July 8, 2026.
Background:
The subject property is an undeveloped lot zoned as Industrial. The Applicant recently sold an
adjacent parcel to the south where he had been operating his shipping and packing business,
County Line Pack & Ship. The Applicant desires to build a new office on the subject parcel,
and proposes a temporary portable building to operate as the office in the interim and while the
permanent structure is under construction.
Neighboring Zoning and Development:
The subject property is located ~610 ft north of the intersection of S County Rd 100 and US
Highway 160, near the west county boundary. To the south of the subject parcel lies a
commercial building that previously housed the County Line Pack & Ship, Truck Rack, and
Best Go Bag, in addition to strip of industrial zoned properties developed as the recycle facility
for Mountain Disposal and an RV and vehicle storage facility. Further to the east along that
highway are commercial zoned lots comprising an RV park, the former Alta-Vista truck stop repermitted for self-storage, and the former High-Valley Healing dispensary and garden center.
Across the highway is Norcon fertilizer and the staging area for Hooper, an electric utility
services company. To the west across the county line are Valley Tractor Repair, Ecodynamics,
the Monte Vista Livestock Auction, and the Monte Vista municipal airport. Behind the highway
corridor developments, this area is zoned rural and is generally large lot agriculture uses,
including a number of active center-pivot farms and grazing lands.
Directly adjacent to the north is SLV Ice and to the north and east are irrigated fields. Adjacent
to the south lies the Applicant’s former location, and the recently permitted diesel repair, SLV
Church of Christ, and vehicle storage. Across Hwy 160 is a vacant 35 acre industrial lot and
600+ acre agricultural tract, both owned by Bryan and Brenda Malouff.
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Comprehensive Plan Considerations:
The subject property is within the area along the corridor designated for Industrial
development, beyond which is prime agriculture.

Page 2 of 5

Analysis of Relevant Regulations:
Section 2.4.4.P of the LUDC describes the warehouse and freight movement group of uses as,
“A facility involved in the storage or movement of goods for themselves or other firms. Goods
are delivered to other firms or the final consumer with little on-site sales activity to customers.
Warehouse and freight movement shall include the following: bulk storage, including
nonflammable liquids, feed and grain storage; cold storage plants, including frozen food
lockers; household moving and general freight storage; separate warehouse used by retail
store such as furniture or appliance store; bus barn; parcel services, mail order facility; transfer
and storage business where there are no individual storage areas or where employees are the
primary movers of the goods to be stored or transferred; or any similar use.” This commercial
use group is permitted in the industrial zone by right, and in the commercial zone by special
use permit.
Regarding specific development criteria, Section 4.2.3 requires one parking space per 1000 sf
of Gross Floor Area, of which one must be a van-accessible ADA space. The property
includes adequate area for parking and the site plan locates 5 parking spaces adjacent to the
roughly 800 square foot office building, including the ADA space. Staff feels the number of
parking spaces are adequate and will work with the Applicant on the installation of the required
ADA van-accessible space. Access is provided via an existing driveway to S County Road 100
that also serves as the easement to adjacent properties to the southeast.
During construction of the office and immediately following any county approval of this Major
Site Plan, the Applicant proposes to use a portable “construction shed” building to operate the
business. This custom shed is locally built and has been inspected by Department staff, but
does not contain any plumbing. The Applicant proposes to use the facilities in his former office
to the south, now owned by Eldon Detweiler.
The applicant has obtained an exempt commercial well permit #32407, and has contracted
with a county licensed OWTS company to install the septic, should the development be
approved by the county.
The proposed operation of County Line Pack & Ship on this subject property is consistent with
the prior operation over the last 4 years and is not expected to cause any noise, vibrations,
odors, or other nuisances to the surrounding area.
Regarding the Site Plan Approval Criteria in §8.7.9, Staff proposes the below findings:
A.

Consistency with the adopted plans; Staff believes that this industrial use is consistent
with the intent of the industrial zoning district and the future land use maps in the
Imagine Alamosa County comprehensive plan. This requirement has been met.

B.

Compliance with all applicable requirements of this LUDC; The subject property is in
an industrial/commercial corridor with recorded access to a county-maintained road
and the zone district allows for the proposed use. Staff proposes development related
conditions.

C.

Site design and development intensity is appropriate for and tailored to the unique
natural characteristics of the site, such as significant wooded areas, wetlands, and
floodplains; This is a developing area along the highway that lacks unique natural
characteristics. The proposed use is similar to nearby industrial and commercial uses.
This requirement has been met.

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D.

For nonresidential and multifamily projects, the site plan displays the location of trash
handling, recycling, grease bins, and other waste-related facilities employed in the
normal operation of the use; Staff proposes a related condition.

E.

Adequacy and location of parking areas and pedestrian and vehicular access points;
The subject property has access to S County Rd 100 and the site plan identifies
customer parking spaces. Staff proposes related conditions.

F.

Compliance with site construction specifications; The applicant has provided a site
plan indicating parking spaces, but has not addressed signage or lighting. Staff
proposes related conditions.

G.

Adequacy of storm water facilities, water supply, sanitary sewer service, fire
protection, street signs, and street lighting as evidenced by conformance with
department standards, specifications, and guidelines; There are no storm water
facilities in this vicinity, and no history of stormwater management on this or
neighboring property. Like neighboring development, the subject property has limited
impervious area. The site plan identifies the proposed location of the septic system.
Well permit no. 342407 is adequate legal water supply for the proposed use. This
condition has been met.

H.

That the application will not substantially injure the value of adjoining or abutting
property, and will not be detrimental to the use or development of adjacent properties
or other neighborhood uses; This proposal continues the recent industrial utilization of
the general area. Staff does not believe this proposal will be detrimental to the use or
development of the neighboring properties, most of which are developed or actively
farmed. This requirement has been met.

I.

Compliance with requirements for easements or dedications; The deeded easement
that provides access to the neighboring tracts is known to the applicant and identified
on the site plan. No new easements or dedications are required. This requirement has
been met.

J.

Compliance with any applicable subdivision improvements; and This is not applicable.

K.

If applicable, compliance with the approved planned unit development master plan.
This is not applicable.

L.

Building design and materials uphold and promote high quality development in the
county and are compatible with other uses in the surrounding neighborhood. The
Applicant proposes to construct a new building similar to his prior office to the south.
This style and scale of development are generally consistent with the surrounding
area. This requirement has been met.

Comments from Review Agencies:
Agency Review letters were sent to the Sheriff and Road & Bridge, Alamosa County Fire
Protection District, SLV Water Conservancy District, Mosca-Hooper Conservation District,
Colorado Division of Water Resources, and the Colorado Department of Transportation.
There were no concerns from ACFPD. CDOT stated that a Level 2 Traffic study is required for
the US 160-County Rd 100 intersection to determine traffic volumes and further recommended
a combined access with the parcel to the south. Discussions with Road & Bridge indicated
minimal concern with this proposal impacting traffic in this area and limited expectation of
signalization. Staff does not believe that the proposed development increases traffic at the
Page 4 of 5

highway intersection by 20% and is discussing this requirement with CDOT. Road & Bridge
does require that the existing driveway/easement road connection with County Rd 100 be
upgraded to have an asphalt or concrete apron.
Kevin Boyle with DWR replied that the existing well is a legal water supply for the proposed
use. Heather Dutton with SLVWCD stated that augmentation is available only in the
unconfined aquifer. We did not receive any other responses.
Planning Commission Hearing and Recommendation:
The Planning Commission heard this case on August 12, 2026. There was discussion
regarding the business details, access and internal site circulation, signage, lighting and the
CDOT comments. There were no comments from the public and the Planning Commission
voted unanimously to Recommend Approval with the following conditions:
1. Prior to the hearing before the BOCC, the Applicant shall update the site plan to locate
pedestrian pathways and waste handling facilities.
2. If CDOT requires a new access permit for the Rd 100/Hwy 160 intersection, the
Applicant shall perform the traffic study prior to recording of the authorizing resolution or
the issuance of a building permit for the office. If CDOT requires changes to the
intersection or other measures not acceptable to the Applicant, the BOCC shall
reconsider the approval of this application.
3. The Applicant shall obtain all necessary permits from Alamosa County or the State prior
to performing any work, including signage, OWTS, building, plumbing, electric, and
stormwater.
4. Prior to operation, the Applicant shall install a concrete or asphalt apron for the existing
access to Rd 100 as specified by Road and Bridge.
5. Prior to operation, the Applicant shall install one concrete or asphalt vanaccessible/ADA parking space.
6. Any exterior lighting on the property shall comply with section 4.5 of the Land Use
Development Code as it relates to Dark Sky guidelines.
7. The site plan approval shall expire one year from the date of approval unless the
proposed development is pursued, as documented by obtaining a Certificate of
Occupancy for the office building.

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EXHIBIT 4

EXHIBIT 9

7/22/26, 3:50 PM

qPublic - Alamosa County, CO - Report: 528718200021

Alamosa County, CO
Summary
Parcel Number
Property
Address
Legal
Description
Acres
Neighborhood
Tax District
Section
Township
Range

528718200021
ROAD 100 SOUTH 02528
, CO
FR W2 18-38-9 74.71AC M/L PURE WATER DIVISION OF LAND
TR 2 WD REC #382550 09 24 2021 PLAT REC #353546 06 07 13
(Note: Not to be used on legal documents)
74.71
1100 NBHD 11 (1100)
114
18
38
9

Owners
Disclaimer: Mailing address is used for Alamosa County ad valorem taxation purposes.
TURNER FRED JOHN
P O BOX 186
MONTE VISTA, CO 81144

Land
Land Use

Units

Unit Type

Frontage

Depth

Q2COM 5287

74.71

UT

0

0

Valuation
Assessed Year

2026

2025

2024

2023

2022

Building Value

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

$100,858.00

Land Value
Extra Features Value
Total Value

Sales
Sale Date

Document Number

Instrument

Qualification

Sale Price

9/24/2021

382550

WD

U

$275,000

WD

U

$100,000

WD

U

$750,000

Book / Page:
0/0
Transaction Type: MULTIPLE PROPERTIES
Grantee:
Grantor:

TURNER FRED JOHN
BRADLEY JAMES E

10/2/2013
Book / Page:

354368
0/0

Transaction Type: MULTIPLE PROPERTIES
Grantee:
BRADLEY JAMES E
Grantor:
NEW AGE BEVERAGES LLC, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER W/
10/6/2004
Book / Page:

318759
0/0

Transaction Type: COMBINATION/SPLIT OF PARCELS
Grantee:
MENSCH WATER LLC
Grantor:
LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITIONS LLC

Tax Statements
2025 Tax Notice (PDF)

2024 Tax Notice (PDF)

2023 Tax Notice (PDF)

2022 Tax Notice (PDF)

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EXHIBIT 11
ID

PARCEL

Turner Site Plan 1500 feet neighbors

Owner Name

Mailing Address
Alamosa County Parcels

City

State

Zip

1 528718100289
2 528718200020
3 528718200021
4 528718400105
5 528718400122
6 528718400147
7 528718400148
8 528726302005
10 528736401033
12 528736401035
14, 16 & 528736401037, 528736401039 &
18 528736401041

SEGER CAROLYN JO TRUST (THE)
R&D LLC
TURNER FRED JOHN
MALOUFF DEBORAH P
PADGETT PATRICIA M
NORTON MATT D, NORTON KIP C & MC DANIEL RITCHIE L
MALOUFF BRYAN & MALOUFF BRENDA ANN
CRANE KEITH, THOMPSON KIRK & GILLEY JON
DETWEILER ELDON & DETWEILER LISA
JOHNSON CADE L & JOHNSON CORTNEY

2600 N RD 1 E
P O BOX 207
P O BOX 186
6496 MALOUFF ROAD
160 MORRIS LAKE DR
P O BOX 31
6349 COUNTY RD 106.65 SOUTH
P O BO 1097
10124 STATE HIGHWAY 368
238 PINTADA DRIVE

MONTE VISTA
LA JARA
MONTE VISTA
ALAMOSA
HAWTHORNE
LA JARA
ALAMOSA
ALAMOSA
LA JARA
MONTE VISTA

CO
CO
CO
CO
FL
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

81144
81140
81144
81101
32640
81140
81101
81101
81140
81144

MOUNTAIN COUNTRY INVESTMENTS LLC

P O BOX 20230

COLORADO CITY

CO

81019

20 528736401051
22 528736401053
24 528718100291
25 528718200292
9, 11, 21, 528736401011, 528736401034,
23, 13, 528736401052, 528736401054,
15, 17 & 528736401036, 528736401038,
19 528736401040, 528736401042,

MIX RAYLENE & RUBIO-MIX ANGEL
SAN LUIS VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST
SEGER COLE WILSON
SEGER WESLEY SCOTT

1980 COUNTY ROAD 111 NORTH
P O BOX 597
5490 E COUNTY ROAD 3 N
5987 W COUNTY ROAD 9 N

MOSCA
ALAMOSA
MONTE VISTA
DEL NORTE

CO
CO
CO
CO

81146
81101
81144
81132

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STATE OF COLORADO

4201 E ARKANSAS AVE RM 291

DENVER

CO

80222-3406

219 BRONK ST
5664 US HIGHWAY 160 E
5664 US HIGHWAY 160 E
1537 COUNTY ROAD 100 N
2691 S COUNTY ROAD 6 E
5500 E COUNTY ROAD 5 N
705 CHERRY ST
PO BOX 352
4 CHICO CAMINO ST
38 DENNETTE LN
PO BOX 1108
7090 N COUNTY ROAD 3 E
PO BOX 100
PO BOX 912
P.O. BOX 262
2455 E COUNTY ROAD 4 N
5660 US 160 E
4201 E ARKANSAS AVE RM 291
720 1ST AVE

MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
DEL NORTE
LAMAR
MONTE VISTA
SOUTH FORK
CENTER
MONTE VISTA
CENTER
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
MONTE VISTA
DENVER
MONTE VISTA

CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO

81144-1137
81144-9539
81144-9539
81101-9204
81144-9600
81144-9716
81132
81052-0352
81144-1016
81154-9586
81125-1108
81144-9766
81125-0100
81101-0912
81144-0262
81144-9710
81144
80222-3406
81144-1402

Rio Grande Parcels
3713000040
3713000018
3713000026
3713000030
3713000043
3713000055
3713000035
3713000025
3713000045
3713000016
3713000056
3713000014
3713000015
3713000034
3713000041
3713000054
3713000049
3713000039
3713000046

KELLER LAND HOLDINGS LLC
CROP CARE INC
BUSS LOREN & CROP CARE INC
ANDERSEN TED
VALDEZ ATSA & TIFFANY
MCCULLOUGH JAMES M REVOCABLE TRUST
MARTINEZ JOHN
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AG INC
MONTE VISTA CITY OF
COLDITZ FORREST
ELLITHORPE ERIC
MATTIVE GRANT & CLAYTON
IRON CREEK LLC
COLMAN STEVE
SHRIVER KARLA L
SPUD SELLER INC THE
VLA LLC
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STATE OF COLORADO
MONTE VISTA CITY OF

EXHIBIT 12

PUBLIC NOTICE
Land Use Office • 8999 Independence Way #100 • Alamosa, CO 81101
Email: [email protected] • Phone: 719-589-3812

July 7, 2026
SEGER CAROLYN JO TRUST (THE)
2600 N RD 1 E
MONTE VISTA, CO 81144
Dear Property Owner(s) of Parcel# 528718100289
Pursuant to Article 8 of the Alamosa County Land Use and Development Code, I am writing to
inform you that John Turner has submitted an application for a Major Site Plan on property
currently addressed as 2528 S County Rd 100, Parcel 528718200021. The applicant is
requesting approval to operate a shipping and packing facility similar to warehouse and freight
movement pursuant to Section 2.4.4.P. of the LUDC. This property is in the Industrial (I) zone
district.
The legal description of the property is: Tract 2, Pure Water Division of Land, according to
the plat recorded July 29, 2013 under Reception No. 353546, County of Alamosa, State of
Colorado.
This application will be heard before the Alamosa Planning Commission on Wednesday,
August 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM and again before the Alamosa Board of County Commissioners on
Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 8:30 AM. Both meetings will be held in the Alamosa County
Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, Colorado.
As a neighboring property owner, you are encouraged to participate in the public hearing. You
are welcome to join the meeting in person or via Zoom Meeting ID #270-314-6874 or call in
719-359-4580 or 253-215-8782 and use Meeting ID# 270-314-6874.
Details regarding this application are available for public inspection in the Alamosa County Land
Use Office 8999 Independence Way, Suite 100, during regular office hours. If you have any
questions regarding this application, you may contact me at the above telephone number.
Sincerely,

Richard Hubler
Land Use Administrator

EXHIBIT 13
Darcy Barraclough
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:

Frank Wirth
Monday, July 13, 2026 2:50 PM
Darcy Barraclough;
Re: Agency review requests

Follow Up Flag:
Flag Status:

Follow up
Completed

> on behalf of Frank Wirth

Darcy,
I am good with the Turner and Herrera Land Use Applications. The Strata Land Use Application is in
Mosca-Hooper Fire Area and I defer to Chief Witherspoon on his decision. I have copied him on this
email.
Thanks,
Frank
On Wed, Jul 8, 2026 at 3:49 PM Darcy Barraclough

wrote:

Good Day,
Your agency has been selected by Alamosa County to provide input on the below land use application(s) before
Alamosa County.

1. John Turner has submitted an application for a Major Site Plan on property currently addressed as
2528 S County Rd 100 (Parcel 528718200021). The applicant is proposing to operate a shipping
and packing facility similar to warehouse and freight movement described in Section 2.4.4.P of the
LUDC. This property is in the Industrial (I) zone district.

2. Ruben Herrera has submitted an application for a Minor Subdivision on property currently

identified as (Parcel 541124100354). The applicant is proposing to subdivide the existing 40.78
acre tract into four lots of 10.09 acres each. This property is in the Rural zone district.

3. David Meyer of Strata, Inc. has submitted an application for a Special Use Permit on a recently
created 80 acre tract that is a portion of Parcel 500714200257, but has not been addressed. The
applicant is proposing a container-based development similar to self-storage or battery
energy storage systems (BESS) that will support electronic data processing and storage.
This property is in the Rural zone district.

1

EXHIBIT 14
Richard Hubler
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:

Boyle - DNR, Kevin
Monday, July 13, 2026 12:40 PM
Darcy Barraclough
McMillan - DNR, Kyle; Richard Hubler
Re: Agency review request

on behalf of Boyle - DNR, Kevin

Ms. Barraclough,
Thank you for providing us with the applications in front of the Alamosa County Planning Commission.
Below are our comments. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank You
Turner: As stated in the application the water supply for this proposal is well permit no. 342407, an
exempt commercial well. Well permit no. 342407 allows up to 1/3 of an acre-foot of water to be
withdrawn annually for drinking/sanitary use in a business. Well permit no. 342407 is a legal water supply
for this proposal. If Tract 2 of the Pure Water Division of Land is changed the applicant should apply to
DWR to modify the well permit consistent with the parcel description.
Herrera: Our review showed no existing water sources on the subject property. If this application is
granted as an exempt subdivision by the BOCC each lot will qualify for an exempt well permit consistent
with parcel size.
Strata: This application proposes to use no water and to have no well. The application references that
there will be no permanent staff. If temporary staff require a restroom on site the applicant can pursue
an exempt commercial well permit to fulfill those needs.
On Wed, Jul 8, 2026 at 3:52 PM Darcy Barraclough

wrote:

Good Day,
Your agency has been selected by Alamosa County to provide input on the below land use application(s) before
Alamosa County.
1. John Turner has submitted an application for a Major Site Plan on property currently addressed as
2528 S County Rd 100 (Parcel 528718200021). The applicant is proposing to operate a shipping
and packing facility similar to warehouse and freight movement described in Section 2.4.4.P of the
LUDC. This property is in the Industrial (I) zone district.

2. Ruben Herrera has submitted an application for a Minor Subdivision on property currently

identified as (Parcel 541124100354). The applicant is proposing to subdivide the existing 40.78
acre tract into four lots of 10.09 acres each. This property is in the Rural zone district.

3. David Meyer of Strata, Inc. has submitted an application for a Special Use Permit on a recently
created 80 acre tract that is a portion of Parcel 500714200257, but has not been addressed. The
applicant is proposing a container-based development similar to self-storage or battery
energy storage systems (BESS) that will support electronic data processing and storage.
This property is in the Rural zone district.
Please review the attached information and provide any comments relevant to:
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· How these proposals may affect the services you provide.
· Concerns you may have about impacts.
· Suggestions for modifications to the proposal.
These applications are scheduled for a Public Hearing before the Alamosa County Planning Commission
on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. and the Turner case before the Board of County Commissioners
on Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 8:30 A.M., while the Herrera and Meyer cases will go before the Board of
County Commissioners on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 8:30 A.M. All meetings will be held in the
Alamosa County Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, Colorado.
If you wish to comment on these applications, please submit your response in writing or by email to the Alamosa
County Land Use Office by Monday, July 27. You are also welcome to participate during the public hearings
noted above in person or via Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/2703146874
Further details regarding this application are available upon request. If you have any questions, please contact
me at 719-589-3812 or
Thank You,
Darcy Barraclough
Planner
Alamosa County Land Use and Building Dept.
8999 Independence Way, Suite 100
Alamosa, CO 81101
719-589-3812

-Kevin Boyle, P.E.
Assistant Division Engineer
Division 3
(719) 589-6683 ext. 3119
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EXHIBIT 15
Richard Hubler
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:

Heather Dutton
on behalf of Heather Dutton
Monday, July 20, 2026 9:23 AM
Darcy Barraclough
; Boyle - DNR, Kevin; McMillan - DNR, Kyle; Richard Hubler
Re: Agency review request

Hi Darcy,
Please see my comments regarding the latest round of landuse applications.
John Turner (Parcel 528718200021): This property is in the District's boundaries and can be
augmented if DWR determines augmentation is needed. Depletions from well pumping will be to the
alluvial aquifer. We cannot augment a deep or confined well in this location.
Ruben Herrera (Parcel 541124100354): This property is in the District's boundaries and can be
augmented if DWR determines augmentation is needed. Depletions from well pumping will be to the
Rock Creek drainage and require recharge. The District has an existing agreement with the Empire
Canal and a recharge facility within 3 miles of the property. As such, the agreements needed to
provide augmentation to the unconfined aquifer are in place. The District cannot augment the
confined aquifer in this location.
David Meyer of Strata, Inc. (Parcel 500714200257): This property is in the District's boundaries and
the District can provide augmentation at this location. However, the District is currently developing its
policies with regard to providing water for data centers. As such, I cannot provide a commitment of
water availability for this project at this time.
Please reach out if you have any questions about these comments.
Thanks!
Heather
Heather Dutton
Manager, San Luis Valley Water Conservancy District
623 Fourth Street
Alamosa, CO 81101
(719) 589-2230
www.slvwcd.org

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EXHIBIT 16
Richard Hubler
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:

Gallegos - CDOT, Kenneth
Monday, July 6, 2026 2:01 PM
Darcy Barraclough
; Richard Hubler
Re: Agency review request

on behalf of Gallegos - CDOT, Kenneth

Darcy,
Thank you for the opportunity to review this proposed development.
Turner - There is no recorded Access Permit for Alamosa County Road 100. A CDOT Access Permit will be
required for the US 160-County Road 100 intersection with a minimum of a Level 2 Traffic Assessment
submitted for accurate traffic volumes. The proposed development will be a shipping and packing facility
and the traffic volumes and traffic types will need to be addressed. It is CDOT's recommendation that a
combined access at the proposed development's northern location be used including access to parcel
528736401033. Long term County Road 100 has the potential for signalization if it meets signal warrants.
If you have any questions please let me know.
Thank you,
-Kenneth Gallegos
Region 5
Durango
Access Coordinator
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On Tue, Jun 30, 2026 at 4:05 PM Darcy Barraclough

wrote:

Good Day,
Your agency has been selected by Alamosa County to provide input on the below land use application(s)
before Alamosa County.
John Turner has submitted an application for a Major Site Plan on property currently
addressed as 2528 S County Rd 100 (Parcel 528718200021). The applicant is proposing to
operate a shipping and packing facility similar to warehouse and freight movement
described in Section 2.4.4.P of the LUDC. This property is in the Industrial (I) zone district.
Please review the attached information and provide any comments relevant to:
· How these proposals may affect the services you provide.
· Concerns you may have about impacts.
· Suggestions for modifications to the proposal.
These applications are scheduled for a Public Hearing before the Alamosa County Planning
Commission on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. and before the Board of County
Commissioners on Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 8:30 A.M. Both meetings will be held in the
Alamosa County Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, Colorado.
If you wish to comment on these applications, please submit your response in writing or by email to the
Alamosa County Land Use Office by Monday, July 27. You are also welcome to participate during the
public hearings noted above in person or via Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/2703146874
Further details regarding this application are available upon request. If you have any questions, please
contact me at 719-589-3812 or
We have also been talking with Mr. Turner about a potential subdivision of this industrial zoned property.
While that application will likely not be submitted for a few months, we have directed him to speak with
you about his plans and that draft plat is attached here for reference.
Thank You,
Darcy Barraclough
Planner
Alamosa County Land Use and Building Dept.
8999 Independence Way, Suite 100
Alamosa, CO 81101
719-589-3812

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EXHIBIT 18

ALAMOSA COUNTY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held before the Alamosa Planning
Commission on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM and again before the Alamosa Board
of County Commissioners on Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 8:30 AM, in the Alamosa County
Services Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, Colorado for the purpose of considering an
application for a Major Site Plan submitted by John Turner on property currently addressed as
2528 S County Rd 100 (Parcel 528718200021).
The applicant is proposing to operate a shipping and packing facility similar to warehouse and
freight movement described in Section 2.4.4.P of the LUDC. This property is in the Industrial
(I) zone district.
The legal description of the property is: Tract 2, Pure Water Division of Land, according to
the plat recorded July 29, 2013 under Reception No. 353546, County of Alamosa, State of
Colorado.
Details regarding this application are available for public inspection in the Alamosa County Land
Use Office at 8999 Independence Way Suite 100 during regular office hours or at (719) 589-3812.
Darcy Barraclough
Alamosa County Planner
Published in the Valley Courier 7/1/2026

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EXHIBIT 19
Land Use Office • 8999 Independence Way #100 • Alamosa, CO 81101
Email: [email protected] • Phone: 719-589-3812

July 7, 2026
John Turner
PO Box 186
Monte Vista, CO 81144

Dear Applicant(s):
Your application for a Major Site Plan has been scheduled before the Alamosa County Planning
Commission for Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. and before the Board of County
Commissioners for Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. in the Alamosa County Services
Center, 8900 Independence Way, Alamosa, CO 81101.
It is imperative that you or someone acting as your representative be present at this meeting to
answer questions the Board may have. Should you decide to appoint a representative, please
submit a notarized letter of your appointee to the Land Use Office prior to the scheduled Board
meeting.
You are welcome to join the meeting in person or via Zoom Meeting ID #270-314-6874 or call
in 719-359-4580 or 253-215-8782 and use Meeting ID# 270-314-6874.
Following your public hearings, you will be required to pay the final fees for public notice and
recording documents in order to finalize your case. Public notice fees include the newspaper
publication and neighbor mailings. Recording fees are for resolutions and plats. This final fee
information will come via email a couple weeks following the hearing and while it varies by
project, they are typically $200-$500.
If you have questions or concerns, please call at (719) 589-3812 or email me at
[email protected].
Thank you,

Richard Hubler,
Land Use Administrator
SCAM ALERT
WE HAVE SEEN ONLINE SCAMMERS SEND BILLS TO LAND USE APPLICANTS ASKING FOR THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS VIA WIRE TRANSFER. THIS IS NOT LEGITIMATE AND THESE REQUESTS DO NOT COME
FROM ALAMOSA COUNTY. WE WILL NEVER ASK YOU TO WIRE MONEY.
IF YOU EVER HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT ANY EMAILS OR BILLS CLAIMING TO BE FROM ALAMOSA
COUNTY, PLEASE CALL OR VISIT US TO VERIFY BEFORE SENDING ANY MONEY.

EXHIBIT 20

ORDINANCE NO: 20
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF ALAMOSA COUNTY
RE:

ORDINANCE ADOPTING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY OF ALAMOSA FOR ENFORCEMENT IN
SPECIFIC AREAS OF UNINCORPORATED ALAMOSA COUNTY,
COLORADO.

Commissioner ______ moved for the adoption of the following resolution.
Commissioner ________seconded the motion.
WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. §30-11-107 et seq., and §30-15-401 et seq, the Board of
County Commissioners of Alamosa County, Colorado (hereinafter the “Board”), has the general
enabling power to adopt ordinances for the control or licensing of those matters of purely local
concern, and to do all acts and make all regulations which may be necessary or expedient for the
promotion of the health, safety and welfare of the present and future residents of Alamosa County
(“County”); and
WHEREAS, C.R.S. § 30-11-410 provides that the Sheriff may contract with other law
enforcement agencies for the provision of law enforcement services including the enforcement of
municipal ordinances by the Sheriff; and
WHEREAS, C.R.S. § 30-11-405 except for ordinances calling for special elections or
necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health or safety and containing the reasons
making the same necessary, such ordinances shall not take effect and be in force before thirty days
after they have been so published; however, an excepted ordinance shall take effect upon adoption.
As an excepted ordinance, a second reading and subsequent publication by reference to title only are
not required; and
WHEREAS, certain areas within the unincorporated area of the County adjacent to or near
the city limits of the City of Alamosa (“City”) have experienced a significant increase involving the
trespass to real property as well as other nuisance violations such as unauthorized camping on public
and/or private property as well as accumulation of unwanted trash, rubbish and weeds; and
WHEREAS, the City of Alamosa has well-established Ordinances for addressing these
issues within its municipal boundaries; and
WHEREAS, the City and County have entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement
(“IGA”) to authorize the Sheriff’s Office and its Deputies to issue citations for violations pursuant to
this Ordinance which are returnable in the City Municipal Court; and
WHEREAS, the Board finds that competent evidence has been presented indicating that
the danger of forest and prairie fires in Alamosa County is periodically high, and therefore it is
necessary for the preservation of the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Alamosa
County to occasionally impose a restriction on all open fires and open burning within the
unincorporated areas of Alamosa County; and
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WHEREAS, the County has previously adopted Ordinance No. 2013-0-1 regarding fire
restriction in the unincorporated Alamosa County; and
WHEREAS, the County has determined that previous Ordinances and/or Resolutions
addressing the need for fire restrictions in Alamosa County are in need of revision to comply
with current practices and standards and to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the County
and therefore repeal any and all previous Ordinance and Resolutions regulating the same matter.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.

Title

This ordinance shall be known and referred to as the "Alamosa County/City of Alamosa
Joint Nuisance Ordinance," and may be cited and referenced as such.
Section 2.

Purpose

The purpose of this Ordinance is to preserve and protect the public health, safety and
welfare of the citizens of Alamosa, Colorado, by adopting by reference the following Code of
Ordinances of the City of Alamosa, as amended from time to time:
•
•
•

Section 11-53: Prohibiting unauthorized camping on public property
Section 21-2-501: Prohibiting camping on vacant private property and limiting camping
on developed private property to 48 hours
Section 14-51 through 14-57: the nuisance code as it relates to the removal of weeds,
rubbish, and trash.

Section 3.

Authority

This Ordinance is authorized generally, by part I of article 11 of title 30, and part 4 of
article 15 of title 30.
Section 4.

Interpretation

This Ordinance shall be so interpreted and construed as to effectuate its general purpose
to preserve and protect the public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Alamosa County,
Colorado, by restricting open fires and open burning in the unincorporated areas of Alamosa
County in order to prevent forest and prairie fires given the high danger of such fires in Alamosa
County. Section headings and any cross references, if any, of this Ordinance shall not be deemed
to govern, limit, modify or affect in any manner the scope, meaning or extent of the provisions of
this Ordinance or any section thereof.
Section 5.

Application

This Ordinance shall apply ONLY in the unincorporated areas of Alamosa County, as
identified in the attached Exhibit A, and to any incorporated town or city which elects by
ordinance or resolution to have the provisions thereof apply.
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Section 6.

Definitions

For purposes of this Ordinance, terms shall be defined in accordance with any definition as
found in the Code of Ordinances for the City of Alamosa.
Section 7.

Unlawful Acts

It shall be unlawful for any person to violate any provision of Section 2 herein as
amended.
Section 12.

Violations

12.1 Any person who violates this Ordinance and such violation is returnable to the
City Municipal Court shall be subject to all fines, surcharges, costs, and penalties as set forth in
Section 1-17 and/or Section 1-18 of the “Code of Ordinances of Alamosa Colorado” as
applicable and as amended from time to time.
12.2 Each violation of this Ordinance shall be deemed separate and distinct from any
other violation of this Ordinance or of any other federal, state, or local law rule, order or
regulation.
12.3 Any person who violates this Ordinance and such violation is returnable to the
Alamosa County Court shall be subject to all fines, surcharges, costs, and penalties as set forth in
below:

Section 13.

a.

Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.00) for the first offense;

b.

Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) for the second offense within the same
calendar year;

d.

One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each additional offense within the
same calendar year.

Disposition of Fines

All fines, surcharges, and costs paid for the violation of this Ordinance in which a
defendant is returnable to the City Municipal Court pursuant to the IGA referenced herein shall
be in negotiable funds made payable to the City of Alamosa and submitted to the Clerk of the
Court, City of Alamosa, 425 4th Street, Alamosa, CO 81101.
All fines, surcharges, and costs paid for the violation of this Ordinance in which the
defendant is returnable to the Alamosa County Court shall be submitted to the Alamosa County
Treasurer's Office, 8999 Independence Way, Alamosa, CO 81101, and shall be deposited into the
general fund.

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Section 14.

Additional Remedies

The remedies provided in this Ordinance shall be cumulative and in addition to any other
federal, state or local remedies, criminal or civil, which may be available including but not
limited to the imposition of a jail sentence in accordance with state law. Nothing contained
herein shall be construed to preclude prosecution under any applicable statute, including but not
limited to, prosecution under C.R.S. §18-13-109, or any applicable local, state or federal statute,
ordinance, rule, order or regulation.
Section 15.

Safety Clause

The Board hereby finds, determines and declares that this Ordinance is necessary for the
immediate preservation and protection of the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of
Alamosa County, Colorado.
Section 16.

Severability

Should any section, subsection, clause, sentence or phrase of this Ordinance be adjudged
by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect, impair or
invalidate the other provisions of this Ordinance which can be given effect without such invalid
provision.
Section 17.

Repeal of Conflicting Provisions

All former County ordinances, resolutions, rules or regulations, or parts thereof, in
conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 18.

Effective Date

18.1

This Ordinance shall be effective thirty (30) days from the date of initial
publication.

18.2

The Board further orders that this Ordinance be published in full in the Valley
Courier and is necessary for the preservation of the public health, safety and
welfare of the citizens of Alamosa County.

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Section 19.

Publication and Adoption

This Board of County Commissioners hereby finds, determines and declares that this
Ordinance was introduced, read on the ______ day of _____________________, 2026; and
subsequently published on the _______ day of ________________, 2026 in a local newspaper of
general circulation and shall take effect thirty (30) day after publication.
The above and foregoing Ordinance No. _______was adopted by motion and seconded
at a public hearing by the Alamosa Board of County Commissioners by unanimous vote, on this
the __________ day of ____________, 2026.
COUNTY OF ALAMOSA
STATE OF COLORADO
By and Through its
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By: ___________________________________
Vern Heersink, Chair
ATTEST:
By: ________________________________
Jamie Greeman, Deputy, Clerk & Recorder
Introduction and First Reading of Amendments: __________
Publication of Ordinance No. _________ in the Valley Courier: _______________
Public Hearing and Adoption: _______________
Effective: ______________

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Sec. 21-2-501. - Storage and overnight parking of commercial vehicles or recreational vehicles; camping on private
property.
(a) Generally. Commercial vehicles and mobile homes shall not be parked or stored on any lot that is
developed with a dwelling, or on any lot in any residential district (such lots, individually and
collectively, "residential lots"), except in accordance with this section.
(b) Commercial vehicles. No more than one (1) commercial vehicle, not to exceed one and one-half
(1½) tons rated capacity for each family living on the premises, shall be parked overnight on a
residential lot. In no case shall a commercial vehicle used for hauling explosives, gasoline, or
liquefied petroleum products be parked overnight on a residential lot.
(c) Recreational vehicles. Recreational vehicles may be parked or stored overnight on a residential lot
only so long as such parking or storage does not interfere with sight triangles as set forth in
Section 21-5-108. A recreational vehicle shall not be occupied for a period of more than fortyeight (48) hours while it is parked or stored on private property within the city (except in a
manufactured home park or campground).
(d) Camping. Camping on any developed private property other than property developed as a
campground pursuant to the provisions of this Code shall be limited to forty-eight (48) hours. As
used in this section, "Camping" means to reside or dwell temporarily in a place, with shelter. The
term "Shelter" includes such things as a tent, tarpaulin, lean-to, sleeping bag, bedroll, blankets, or
any form of cover or protection from the elements other than clothing. The term "reside or dwell"
includes, without limitation, conducting activities of daily living such as eating, sleeping, bathing,
or the storage of personal possessions. "Camping" does not include temporary residence
associated with the performance of a governmental service by emergency responders or relief
workers during a disaster emergency. Camping also does not include minor children under adult
supervision. Camping on vacant or undeveloped property is prohibited.
(Ord. No. 33-2017, § 1, 12-6-17; Ord. No. 14-2021, § 1, 9-1-21; Ord. No. 36-2024, §§ 1, 2, 1-15-25)

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Sec. 14-51. - Removal required.
(a) It is made the duty of every owner, every tenant and every person in possession of any real
property in the city to provide for and cause the removal of weeds, noxious vegetation, trash, and
rubbish of all kinds from such property and along any street and sidewalk adjoining the same and
to the middle of each public street, alley, or other public right-of-way.
(b) For purposes of this article, any plant identified on the State of Colorado Department of
Agriculture Noxious Weed List A (subject to eradication wherever found), maintained by the
Colorado Department of Agriculture pursuant to C.R.S. § 35-5.5-108 shall be considered noxious.
Any plant identified on the State of Colorado Department of Agriculture Noxious Weed List B or C
may be considered noxious if specifically identified as noxious by rule promulgated by the
director of the city department of parks and recreation after public hearing.
(c) Except in areas of the city zoned Agricultural, where this definition shall not be applicable, any
non-ornamental vegetation that has bloomed or reached a height of eight (8) inches shall be
considered noxious for the purposes of this article whether or not it appears on the noxious
weed list referenced above. No thistle or knapweed species contained on noxious weed list A, B,
or C may be considered ornamental vegetation.
(d) It is hereby declared to be a nuisance to fail to comply with the provisions of this section 14-51.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15; Ord. No. 4-2016, § 1, 2-17-16)
Sec. 14-52. - Failure to remove; notice; pre-abatement hearing, abatement.
(a) In the event of the failure of the owner, tenant or person in possession of any such real property
in the city to remove the weeds, noxious vegetation, trash and rubbish, as provided in section 1451, in addition to any citation that may issue pursuant to the provisions of section 14-56, the city
manager or the city manager's designee shall give written notice of violation upon the property
owner whose property is being kept contrary to the provisions of this article. Said notice shall
specifically describe the nature of the violation and shall include a statement that if the weeds,
noxious vegetation, trash or rubbish are not removed from the property within seven (7) days of
the date of service, if service is by personal delivery, or within ten (10) days, if service is by mail
and/or posting, the removal may be done by the city, and the whole cost thereof will be assessed
against the property. The notice shall also advise the property owner that the owner may appeal
the determination of a nuisance as contained in the notice of violation to the city manager by
filing with the city manager a written request for hearing stating the reason for the appeal within
that same time period provided for abatement.
(b) In the event a hearing is requested, the city manager shall set the hearing to be held within
fourteen (14) days of the date of the request. The owner may appeal in person and with counsel,
if so desired, and such hearing shall be duly recorded. After the hearing, the city manager shall
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make a determination in writing of whether the nuisance exists, and mail such determination to the
property owner by regular mail at the owner's last known address, with a copy e-mailed in the event the
owner has provided an email address. If a nuisance is found to exist, the property owner shall abate it
within seven (7) days of the date of mailing of the city manager's written determination. The city manager's
determination of any such appeal shall have no probative value in any court proceeding on any citation that
may have been issued for the violation, except that, if the city manager determines a nuisance does not
exist, any such court proceeding shall be dismissed. If the owner is dissatisfied with the decision of the city
manager, the owner shall have the right to have the decision reviewed pursuant to Rule 106(a)(4) of the
Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, provided that such a review is sought within the time and in the manner
provided by law. The decision of the city manager shall not be stayed pending any review except as
provided by Rule 106(a)(4) of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure.
(c) Service of the notice of violation may be obtained in one (1) or more of the following manners:
(1) By personally delivering a copy of the notice to the property owner, or the owner's agent, if
known.
(2) By mailing a copy of the notice by certified mail, postage pre-paid, to the property owner.
(3) By posting the property conspicuously with the notice. In the event the property is posted, a
copy of the notice shall also be mailed, by regular mail, postage pre-paid, to the property
owner at such owner's last known address as contained in the records of the county
assessor's office.
"Property owner" shall be defined, for the purposes of section 14-52, as the individual listed,
as of the date of the notice, in the records of the county assessor's office, as the current
owner of the property.
(d) The cost reimbursable to the city under subpart (a) shall be increased by an additional amount,
not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100.00), determined by the city manager or the city
manager's designee, for costs of inspection, documentation, service of notice, and other
incidental costs related to the enforcement of this section against an offending property owner.
This assessment shall be a lien against each lot or tract of land from which the weeds, noxious
vegetation, trash or rubbish were removed and shall have priority over all other liens, except
general taxes and prior special assessments.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15)
Sec. 14-53. - Notice of assessment for abatement; appeal.
(a) The city manager or the city manager's designee shall cause a written notice of the assessment
for costs of abatement to be mailed by certified mail to the owner of the property, at the owner's
last address shown by the county assessor's records. Such notice shall state the amount
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assessed, the description and street address of the property assessed and that the owner may, within
fifteen (15) days from the date of the notice, request in writing a hearing before the city manager of the
owner's objections to the assessment.
(b) In the event such a hearing is requested, the city manager shall schedule the same to be held
within fourteen (14) days of the request for a hearing. The objector may appeal in person and
with counsel, if so desired, and such hearing shall be duly recorded. The city manger shall either
modify, affirm, or reverse such assessment after the hearing. Any owner of real estate dissatisfied
with the decision of city manager shall have the right to have the decision reviewed pursuant to
Rule 106(a)(4) of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, provided that such a review is sought
within the time and in the manner provided by law.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15)
Sec. 14-54. - Failure to pay final assessment; collection.
In case such final assessment is not paid within thirty (30) days after the same has been assessed, or
within thirty (30) days after the final decision by the city manager after the hearing referenced above,
whichever occurs later, the city finance director shall certify the amount of the assessment to the county
officer having custody of the tax list, for placement of the assessment upon the tax list for the current or
next upcoming year, and such officer shall thereafter collect the same in the same manner as other taxes
are collected, with an additional ten (10) percent administrative processing fee thereon; and all the laws of
the state for the assessment and collection of the general taxes, including the laws for the sale of property
for taxes and redemption thereof, apply to and have full force and effect for the collection of all such
assessments. Any amount so collected shall be remitted to the city finance director by the county officer
who is collecting.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15; Ord. No. 22-2019, § 1, 10-2-19)
Sec. 14-55. - Hazardous trees, shrubs, and plants
(a) It is hereby declared a nuisance to keep, harbor or fail to abate the adverse condition of a
hazardous tree, shrub or other plant within the city. It is hereby made the duty of every owner,
every tenant and every person in possession of any real property in the city to remove or abate
the adverse condition of a hazardous tree, shrub or other plant from his, her or its private
property and from along any public way adjoining the same and to the middle of each public
right-of-way contiguous thereto.
(b) "Hazardous tree, shrub or other plant," as used herein, shall mean:
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Any tree, plant or shrub that is diseased, infected, infested with insects, parasites or fungus, when such
disease, infection or infested condition may reasonably be expected to affect other healthy trees, plants or
shrubs within the city; and
(2) Any tree, shrub or plant that is dead or dying, or that contains dead or dying limbs which may
pose a danger to the life, health or property of any person, when such hazardous tree, shrub
or plant is located on the premises of such owner, tenant and possessor, or within the
adjacent, contiguous public way up to the center of said contiguous public way.
(c) It is hereby declared a nuisance for an owner or occupant of private property to allow any
branches of trees, shrubs, bushes or any other plant material growing on such property to:
(1) Overhang streets or alleys in such a manner that the branches interfere with the safe and
unobstructed movement of vehicles on any street or alley, or overhang the first fourteen (14)
feet of space above any street or alley;
(2) Encroach upon any public sidewalk or overhang the first eight (8) feet of space above any
public sidewalk;
(3) Overhang, or encroach into public rights-of-way in such a manner as to visually obstruct
motorists' views of traffic signs, traffic signals or oncoming traffic; or
(4) Become overgrown and unkempt as to be a nuisance to neighboring property owners.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15)
Sec. 14-56. - Abatement.
It is hereby declared unlawful to fail to abate a nuisance declared pursuant to this article. Such failure
shall be subject to the procedure and charges set forth in sections 14-52, 14-53, and 14-54, and shall be
subject to the penalties provided generally for offenses in this Code.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15)
Sec. 14-57. - Director authorized to inspect.
The city manager or the city manager's designee is hereby authorized, with reasonable cause, to enter in
and upon private property within the city to inspect any trees, shrubs, plants, trash, rubbish, or parts
thereof, and to inspect any dead plant materials, or parts thereof, to ascertain the condition of such trees,
shrubs, plants, rubbish and trash, and dead plant materials or parts thereof, to determine whether or not
there exists a nuisance, as declared in this article.
(Ord. No. 2-2015, § 1, 2-4-15)

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Sec. 11-53. - Unauthorized camping on public property prohibited.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to camp upon any public property except in any location where
such camping has been expressly allowed by the officer or agency having the control,
management and supervision of the public property in question.
(b) No law enforcement officer shall issue a citation, make an arrest or otherwise enforce this section
against any person unless the officer orally requests or orders the person to refrain from the
alleged violation of this section and the person fails to comply after being given reasonable time
to do so.
(1) The officer has fist determined that there is space available in a publicly or privately operated
shelter within city limits, and such shelter will accept such person, or there is space available
in a campground or other public space within city limits, or within one mile of city limits,
expressly allowing camping; and
(2) The officer orally requests or orders the person to refrain from the alleged violation of this
section and the person fails to comply after being given reasonable time to do so.
(c) For purposes of this section:
(1) "Camp" means to reside or dwell temporarily in a place, with shelter. The term "shelter"
includes, without limitation, any vehicle, RV, camper trailer, tent, tarpaulin, lean-to, sleeping
bag, bedroll, blankets, or any form of cover or protection from the elements other than
clothing. The term "reside or dwell" includes, without limitation, conducting activities of daily
living such as eating, sleeping, bathing, or the storage of personal possessions. But the term
does not include napping during the day (from one hour after sunrise until sunset as
established by the sunrise/sunset calculator maintained by the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration) or picnicking. "Camp" does not include temporary residence
associated with the performance of a governmental service by emergency responders or
relief workers during a disaster emergency.
(2) "Public property" means, by way of illustration, any street, alley, sidewalk, pedestrian or
transit mall, bike path, park, open space, or any other structure or area encompassed within
the public right-of-way; or any other grounds, buildings, or other facilities owned or leased by
the city or by any other public owner, regardless of whether such public property is vacant or
occupied and actively used for any public purpose.
(3) Testimony by an officer or agent of the city of Alamosa that such officer or agent is the person
who grants permission to camp or lodge upon such property, or that in the course of such
officer's or agent's duties such officer or agent would be aware of permission and that no
such permission was given, is prima facie evidence of that fact.
(Ord. No. 9-2021, § 1, 7-21-21; Ord. No. 19-2024, § 2, 9-18-24)
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