Town Commissioners Minutes — 2024-06-18
Minutes June 18, 2024 · 2 page(s)
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Special work session of the Queenstown Commissioners on June 18, 2024 focused on finalizing two outstanding items in the draft Developers Rights and Responsibilities Agreement (DRRA) for the Wheatlands development; present were Commissioners Al Hardee, Tom Willis and Bryon Callahan, Town Manager Amy Moore, Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan, Carly Landolfi, Barry Waterman and Lane Cole. Ms. Ryan revised DRRA language to allocate 50 EDUs to WFLP immediately, 100 EDUs upon completion of the Town of Queenstown Water System Upgrade Project (anticipated within 3 years), and the remaining 117 EDUs within 4 years; Commissioners requested a 10-year conversion stipulation for the proposed trailer lot if it is not needed, which developer Waterman opposed and suggested addressing when the remaining 15 acres are ready; Ms. Ryan will revise the DRRA for possible adoption on July 10, 2024, Lane Cole recommended confirming the WWTP entrance manhole can handle the added flow, and the group briefly entered a closed session for legal advice.
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QUEENSTOWI\ COMMISSIONERS Special Meeting June 18,2024 PRESENT: Commissioners Al Hardee, Tom Willis and Bryon Callahan, Town Manager Amy Moore, Town Attorney Lyndsey Ryan and Carly Landolfi. Mr. Barry Waterman and Lane Cole were also present. WORK SESSION CALLED TO ORDERAT 3:00 P.M. The purpose of the work session was to discuss outstanding items of the draft Developers Rights and Responsibilities Agreement (DRRA) for Wheatlands. Ms. Ryan informed those present that there were two outstanding items to be discussed and finalized. 1) water and sewer allocation and 2) proposed trailer lot. President Hardee explained that the reason for the holdup on sewer allocation was due to recent I&I, which was severe in early spring. Town had concerns about allocating until we were able to investigate further and come up with a plan to address. Ms. Ryan amended the DRRA related to sewer allocation as follows: Section 5.8.2 on pg. 14: Sewer Capacity Allocation. Subject to paragraph 5.5 above, the Town agrees to allocate sewer capacityfor 50 EDUs to WFLP as of the effictive date of this DRRA. The Town agrees to allocate an additional 100 EDtJs upon the completion of the Town of Queenstown Water System Upgrade Project, which the Tbwn anticipates will be completed within 3 years from the date of this DRRA. The Tbwn agrees to allocate the remaining I 17 EDtJs within 4 years from the effective date of this DRRA The second outstanding issue is the proposed trailer lot. Commissioners would like to have a ' stipulation that after 10 years, if the need for the lot is not present, it could be converted to another use for the town. Mr. Waterman is against this at this time as this is an amenity to the development. He did advise that when the remaining 15 acres is ready to be developed, the existing DRRA would need to be amended, or a new DRRA drafted, and the trailer lot could be addressed at that time. Ms. Ryan will revise the DRRA as discussed for possible adoption at the July 10,2024 meeting. Lane Cole recommended the Commissioners confirm that the manhole at the entrance to the WWTP can handle the additional flow as designed. Hardee motion to leave the regular meeting at 3:29 pm to enter into a Closed Session to obtain Iegal advicefrom the Tbwn Attorney. Callahan second. VOTE: 3 aye - 0 nay. Hardee motion to adiourn Closed Session at 3:35 pm and resune regular Work Session. Callahan secord. YOTE: 3 a.ve - 0 rut). Therg being nofurther h$iness bqfore the Commissioners. Callalwn motione! to adjourn the Work Session at 3:35 p.rn. Willis second. Vote: 3-alte, 0-nalt. Respecifully submifted,