Timnath, Town Council

Timnath Town Council work session, Oct. 13, 2026

Timnath Town Council·Meeting of

Timnath draft budget would shorten July Fourth event, keep fireworks; Timnath council adopts resolution supporting Timnath Elementary; Timnath approves $1.3 million Poudre River land purchase, 5-0; 3 consent items adopted.

Stories from this meeting

  1. Timnath draft budget would shorten July Fourth event, keep fireworks

    The change would save about $50,000 while maintaining the town’s 2026 number of community events. Public engagement is scheduled to begin Oct. 15, with adoption planned for Dec. 8.

    Item 2.a

  2. Timnath council adopts resolution supporting Timnath Elementary

    The resolution invites the district to work with the town on long-term alternatives that keep students in town while addressing enrollment, facilities and planning needs. The closure recommendation remains under consideration.

    Item 7.aCarried

  3. Timnath approves $1.3 million Poudre River land purchase

    The parcel is intended for possible County Road 5 expansion and open-space use. Closing is scheduled 60 days after signing, and the sellers may remain for up to 14 days afterward.

    Item 7.bCarried, 5–0

  4. Timnath approves $400,000 sale of vacant Old Town building

    The contract puts $20,000 in escrow at closing, with portions released only if the buyers meet deadlines to open businesses or secure a tenant. The council did not dedicate proceeds to a master plan; spending plans remain for the budget.

    Item 7.cCarried

  5. Timnath advances owner-paid sewer hookups near public sewer lines

    The requirement applies only to properties beside streets, alleys or rights-of-way with public sewer lines, when a line is within 400 feet and a provider is willing and able to serve. Covered owners would have 180 days after written notice to connect and decommission on-site…

    Item 7.dCarried, 4–1

  6. Timnath advances updated flood maps; hearing set for Oct. 27

    The measure would replace the town’s 2013 flood study and maps in its regulations with updated versions scheduled to take effect Nov. 27. It would take effect upon adoption at second reading.

    Item 7.eCarried, 5–0

  7. Timnath council advances vinyl fencing allowance, sets Oct. 27 hearing

    The amendment would also require neighborhood-meeting notices to include an owner’s or applicant’s address and phone number. Whether the 500-foot notice radius should expand remains unresolved; the ordinance would take effect if adopted on second reading.

    Item 7.fCarried, 5–0

Decided2

  • Consent agendaCarried

  • Consent agenda 3 itemsAdopted with the calendar

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Also discussed1

Present Robert Axmacher (Mayor); Luke Wagner (Mayor Pro-Tem); Dennis Strachota (Council Member); Jeramie Holt (Council Member); Bill Jenkins (Council Member)