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The board added an executive session regarding legal advice on a potential eminent domain action. The meeting covered staff reports, approved the final payment and retainage release for the E WCR 26 Trunkline Phase 2 Project, and approved the final costs for the East 26 Line Extension. Additionally, the board discussed upcoming district-sponsored events and conferences.
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The Board of Directors held a regular meeting covering several items, including a public hearing regarding property inclusion, the presentation of the 2025 Financial Audit Report, and reviews of staff reports. Action items included approval of the 2025 Financial Audit, approval of the John Petraitis and Rita Talbot inclusion, and ratification of an easement agreement with Dream Weaver. Additionally, the Board discussed upcoming District events and held an executive session with legal counsel to receive advice regarding the Town of Firestone's Notice of Intent to Acquire district property through condemnation.
The board meeting included the introduction of the new Capital Projects Manager. During staff reports, there was an update on the Little Dry Creek Lift Station project. Action items included the ratification of temporary and permanent easement agreements for Rinn Valley Ranch HOA and the approval of final payment and retainage release to Mark Young Construction LLC for the Administration and Maintenance Facility project. Additionally, the board discussed the monthly tap report and reviewed template designs for an updated newsletter.
The board meeting included a presentation on Colorado water rights and an executive session regarding litigation strategies for the Firestone water case. The Board authorized legal counsel to perform work for the District and received an update on the legislative session. Action items included the adoption of Resolution 2026-04, which authorized an amendment to a professional services agreement with Dadey Engineering, LLC, increasing the not-to-exceed amount by $109,722.00. The Board reviewed the monthly Tap Report and held an executive session concerning the potential sale, lease, or disposition of District-owned property located at 11307 Business Park Circle, ultimately authorizing the District Manager to proceed with leasing the administration building.
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