Silverthorne Town Council April 27, 2022
Detailed Information
Work Session
- Training for newly elected officials was provided by Sam Light, CIRSA General Counsel.
- Four responses to the Smith Ranch Phase 2 Request for Qualifications will be reviewed and interviews will be arranged by staff. Town Council members were invited to participate.
Town Council
- Nina "Chris" Carran, Erin Young and Tim Applegate were sworn in as new members of Council. Ann-Marie Sandquist was sworn in as Mayor.
- Amy Manka was elected as Mayor Pro Tem.
- Ordinance 2022-09: An ordinance including certain town-owned property into the boundaries of the Fourth North Business Improvement District was approved.
- Ordinance 2022-10: An ordinance including certain properties into the boundaries of the Fourth North Business Improvement District, second reading, was approved.
- Ordinance 2022-11: An ordinance approving the conveyance of real property (Fourth North Business Improvement District Easement), second reading, was approved.
- The preliminary site plan for the Silverthorne Vet Clinic was approved.
Next Town Council Meeting
Wednesday, May 11
Public comments may be submitted by noon on Wednesday, May 11 to publiccomment@silverthorne.org.
Get involved in shaping Silverthorne’s future by becoming a Planning Commissioner. Planning Commission reviews all land use development proposals and makes recommendations to the Town Council. The Silverthorne Town Council appoints up to seven volunteer members with overlapping three-year terms and annually appoints alternates for the Planning Commission.
Planning Commission has three openings. Qualified applicants must live within Town limits, have been a registered voter in the Town for one year prior to appointment, and must be able to attend evening meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
To apply, please email Emily Page a letter of interest and resume by 5 p.m. on Monday, May 9, 2022.
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