Weld County Board of County Commissioners, Sept. 28, 2026
Weld County advances emergency-plan rule for hydrocarbon pipelines; Weld County advances cistern drinking-water ban for residences; $407,559.29 furniture purchase approved; County Road 86 closure rescheduled; Brew pub permit adds takeout, delivery; 3 consent items adopted.
Stories from this meeting
Decided11
2026-2158: Minutes from August 24, 2026Carried
2026-2312: Minutes from September 14, 2026Carried
Read Ordinances by Audio:Carried
Consent Agenda:Carried
$407,559.29 furniture purchase approvedCarried
The board approved a $407,559.29 purchase of Haworth Unigroup systems furniture from Merchants and Company for the Southeast Service Center renovation. Purchasing verified that the quote aligned with GSA pricing.
County Road 86 closure rescheduledCarried
The temporary closure of County Road 86 between County Roads 13 and 15 was rescheduled to run from October 5th through October 16th, replacing the original September 8th through September 22nd schedule.
Brew pub permit adds takeout, deliveryCarried
The Weld County Board of County Commissioners approved a takeout and delivery permit for Collision Brewing Company’s Brew Pub (County) liquor license and authorized the chair to sign on Sept. 28, 2026.
2026-2443: Consider Appointment to Workforce Development BoardCarried
Miscellaneous: Please see each document for signature and/or execution dateAdopted with the calendar
Resolutions and Ordinances: Please see each document for signature and/or execution dateAdopted with the calendar
Reports, Communications, and Public Review Items: Please visit and select 'Commissioner Record Search'Adopted with the calendar
Also discussed1
Lease mineral-interest description correction
The item concerned correcting the legal description in a small-tract oil and gas lease for mineral interests covering 0.574 acres for Bison IV Properties Colorado, LLC. The record declares no result on the correction.
Present Jason Maxey (Commissioner); Scott James (Chair); Lynette Peppler (Commissioner); Kevin Ross (Commissioner); Perry Buck (Commissioner)