<p>The Jackson County Board of Commissioners held their regular meeting on June 30, 2015 at 8:30 AM.</p><p>Those present were Chairman James “Jim” Murphy, Comm. Charles “Ben” Clayton, and Comm. Betsy Blecha. County Administrator Kent Crowder and Clerk to the Board, Hayle Johnson was also present.</p><p>Town of Walden Mayor, Jim Dustin joined the meeting.</p><p>The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.</p><p>Comm. Murphy reported on the crosswalks. It is anticipated that they be completed by November. They will be located on Main Street at 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th streets.</p><p>Road and Bridge Supervisor Norris joined the meeting.</p><p>Ed Calhoun, Routt Powder Riders and Randy Miller of North Park SnowSnakes joined the meeting to discuss Jackson County’s contribution of County Road and Bridge Department labor and equipment for work on Dumont Lake parking area.</p><p>Supervisor Norris was in favor of the project. Comm. Blecha requested signage be posted at the parking area recognizing the cooperative effort made by Jackson County. The County will be reimbursed for the fuel costs of the project; Jackson County equipment will be utilized to cut and fill the parking lot. Routt and Grand counties’ assistance will be requested for the Muddy Creek parking lot.</p><p>Comm. Blecha made the motion, seconded by Comm. Clayton to support the project as proposed. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>Resolution 2015-vi-30, a Resolution concerned with the granting of a special use permit for single family dwelling units not related to an individual ranch of farmstead and associated accessory structures on a tract of land located in the Ranching (R ) District in the E/2 of Section 23, Township 11 North, Range 79 West of the 6th P,M. Jackson County, Colorado and more particularly described as Lot 5, as shown of the Mountain Vista Ranch Land Survey Plat (Paul R. Bigus and Jilison L. Bigus).</p><p>Comm. Blecha made the motion, seconded by Comm. Clayton to adopt the Resolution 2015-vi-30 as presented. Motion passed unanimously. </p><p>Jamie Viefhaus-Zak, Jeannie Hackleman, and Connie Davis joined the meeting to give a social services report. The BOCC recognized Mrs. Hackleman on her recent award for her timely filings. </p><p>Comm. Clayton made the motion, seconded by Comm. Blecha to approve all social service vouchers as presented. Motion passed unanimously. Town of Walden Clerk, Suze Kanack joined the meeting to propose the County place a dog waste receptacle on the courthouse lawn. Discussion was had. </p><p>The BOCC was not in favor of a dog waste receptacle being placed at the courthouse at this time.</p><p>The damage deposit posted by Jackson County Lions Club for use of the Wattenberg Community Center building for their poker night fundraiser was submitted to the BOCC for their consideration.</p><p>Comm. Clayton made the motion, seconded by Comm. Blecha to return the damage deposit posted by Jackson County Lions Club as recommended by the custodian. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>The damage deposit posted by Neva Hendrickson for use of the Wattenberg Community Center building for the memorial of Earl Love was submitted to the BOCC for their consideration.</p><p>Comm. Blecha made the motion, seconded by Comm. Clayton to return the damage deposit posted by Neva Hendrickson as recommended by the custodian. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>A letter of support for Confluence Energy’s VAPG Application was submitted to the BOCC for their consideration. </p><p>Comm. Blecha made the motion, seconded by Comm. Clayton to direct County Admin. Crowder to draft a letter of support as requested. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>Comm. Blecha made the motion, seconded by Comm. Clayton to approve the minutes from the June 15, 2015 meeting as amended. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>Comm. Clayton made the motion, Chairman Murphy vacated the Chair to second the motion to approve the minutes from the June 25, 2015 meeting as presented. Motion passed unanimously.</p><p>No public comments were heard at this time.</p><p>Meeting adjourned. </p><p>ATTEST:</p><p>HAYLE M. JOHNSON BOARD CHAIRMAN, James A. “Jim” Murphy</p>