Events Calendar

GHFPD Board Meeting 5/16/23

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT May 16, 2023
7:00pm

MEETING BUSINESS:

CALL TO ORDER
ATTENDANCE
ELECTION UPDATE/RESULTS: Liz Wiig/ Boyd
CLARIFICATION OF ROLES/APPOINTMENT OF ROLES
DISCUSSION ON ENACTING TIME LIMITS ON SPEAKERS/TOPICS: Kent APPROVAL OF MINUTES

● Request for unofficial minutes to be provided to Gretchen early? __________________________________________________________________ FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES: Chief Gibson, Chief O’Brien and Assistant Chief DeBroux

OPERATIONAL NEEDS: TRAINING:

  • ●  Past training
  • ●  Upcoming training
  • ●  New volunteers

    MAINTENANCE: EQUIPMENT NEEDS:

● Wildland Tools: Kent__________________________________________________________________

OPERATIONAL READINESS:

STRATEGIC PLANNING

  • ●  Prioritizing department needs
  • ●  Decision making for fleet/equipment/training which strengthens the department and surrounding departments

    VEHICLES:

  • ●  Engine 5404- Max Yeager
  • ●  Update on possible loaner Type 6/ purchase of used Type 6- Chief Gibson and Chief DeBroux
  • ●  Update on UTV and request for funds to make UTV roadworthy- Kent and Chief DeBroux

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INVENTORY:

  • ●  Wildland equipment needs? Greens, Yellows, Wildland tools, Hose

    packs?- Steffi Wilson

  • ●  Other comments or immediate equipment needs: Whitey DeBroux

    GENERAL:

  • ●  Who is currently purchasing immediate equipment needs such as

    fuel? Do we have a list of what Chief Finn would order and how

    often? Who can take on this role? ADMINISTRATIVE:

● Emails have been piling up for Chief Debroux. What is our agreement and understanding with Fourmile for timeshare on an Administrator to assist with emails? Ordering? Ect? Can we offer more funds from our department to have that individual help with the more administrative tasks that Chief Debroux currently does not have time for?

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OTHER BUSINESS:

GRANTS- Maya M. and Kris Gibson
MITIGATION- Maya M.
COLLABORATION- CWPP- Chris Dirolf
WEBSITE- Needs and updates- Jess Brookhart
BUDGET- Bank Signers and Purchasing for the Department- Boyd- Need to look at the current outdated list of signers and replace signers and those with purchasing power.

● Petty Cash- What is a fair amount to have in reserve so volunteers can buy/restock basic equipment? $500.00 in cash in a locked box in the office?

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NEW BUSINESS:

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ADJOURNMENT:

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GHFPD Agenda for 4/18/23

Saturday Yoga

Good morning! Mark your calendars for May 6th! I will be starting up Saturday Yoga again! Last year was put on hold, due to the Inns booming party reservations, so this year Torkin Wakefield has been so kind to offer the field behind her place around the bocce court.
First class will be May 6th at 10am.  All classes are outdoors, every Saturday for the season, so assume sunshine and plan accordingly! I will send out a reminder each Friday before and message if weather prohibits practice.
Can’t wait to see you all- new faces and seasoned practitioners!

I honor all you do,
Alexandria Boespflug

theomingpanda@nullgmail.com

Namastè

GHFPD Agenda for 1/17/23

 

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

And

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT PENSION BOARD

JANUARY 17

7:00 PM

MEETING IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES          

CALLS:   SUNSHINE FIRE

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                   Past training:  Car burn. Whitey and Kent

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles  Sunshine Fire

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

         ILLEGAL CAMPFIRES:   NEW PROTOCALS

 

OTHER BUSINESS

MITITGATION:  Maya looking for additional land to mitigate

         2023 BUDGET:  Hiring an accountant/bookkeeper

         APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM AUDIT:  Jessica

         UTV: Propane tank and shed:  Kent, Max

         ESO Pile Build and Burn Workshop 

https://dfpc.colorado.gov/certifiedburnprogram  Kris G

           AFG Radio Grant Application:  Chris D

         GRANTS:  Kris G

         EDUCATION

         Four-District CWPP:  Chris D.

          

         OTHER TOPICS Adjourn as FPD, reconvene at Pension Board.

PENSION BOARD

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

 

GHTM Agenda for 12/12/22 Meeting

Gold Hill Town Meeting

Monday, 7:00 p.m. December 12th, 2022

Zoom Virtual Meeting

This is a 40 minute meeting. The link and login information for three back to back meetings are the same.

Topic: GHTM Zoom Meeting 12.12.2020

Time: Dec. 12, 2020 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

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Meeting ID: 264 480 5716

Passcode: GHTM

  1. Review and approval of Previous Minutes (any additions or corrections)
  2. Introduction (Chair with inputs from other Board members)
    1. Norms of respectful and concise conversation
    2. Board members taking on new roles
    3. GHTM as a 501(c)3: Who we are and who we aren’t 
      • Note that articles of incorporation and bylaws are available for review and a link will be shared with minutes.
    4. Key accomplishments over the last year
  3. Treasurer 
    1. Report
    2. Budget for approval 
  4. Committee Reports
    1. AirLink  (Mark and Dina)
    2. Cemetery (Maggie Simms)
    3. Community Planning and Fundraising (Dan)
      • Award from Community Foundation
      • Hearty Soup Contest at Gold Hill School
    4. Forestry and Forest Management (Virgina)
    5. Gold Hill School (Chrissy and Dan)
    6. Historical Zoning (Bear)
    7. Mountain Stewards (Marcus, Dina, Jess, Cat)
    8. Museum (Marcus for Debra)
    9. SafeLink/NeighborLink (Deb and Dina)
    10. Weed Management 
  5. Fire Department
    1. Mill Levy passed
    2. Recent training on car fires
  6. Other Town News (open)
  7. Future Business: upcoming meetings, activities and topics 
    1. December 15 – Cookies and Latkes at the Gold Hill School
    2. Winter sledding tentatively planned late January/February
    3. Visioning and History – beyond land acknowledgments
    4. Potential website update

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Next Gold Hill Town Meeting: February 13th, 7:00 pm

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Solstice Celebration

Join us for a (slightly pre) neighborhood Solstice Celebration!  December 17th from 4:30-7:30 at Marcus and Elisabeth’s terrace in collaboration with the Gold Hill Store. Hot CIDER with or without RUM, sausages and other goodies on the grill, a fire to dance around. Bring a stick of wood to feed the fire and some form of light!  For the third year in a row we’re delighted to have Kort play for us and the town!  We’ll only cancel if the wind is high.  Otherwise, wrap warmly, gather under the heaters or around a fire and join us to greet the shortest days of the year and the gradual return of the sun.  Spread the word!!!  

Elisabeth and Marcus

marcus.moench@nullgmail.com

Gold Hill Town Meeting

GOLD HILL TOWN MEETING, Inc. Incorporated on January 28, 1970

 Report on Town Council activity subsequent to the October 10, 2022 Gold Hill Town Meeting

Generally, the October town meeting has been the budget meeting when we look at all our funds and potential expenses and make sure we’re on track.  However, at this meeting,  Sarah O’Brien and Sam Bennett resigned their positions as Chair and Treasurer because they were going to have to move from Gold Hill.  Sam had not had the time to completely straighten out the treasurer’s records.  We did have the bank records, but the funds in the various categories were very unclear.

The Town Meeting voted to elect Marcus Moench Chair and Elisabeth  Caspari Treasurer.  Subsequently, the new Town Council (Chair Marcus Moench, Vice Chair Chrissy Maedke, Secretary Gretchen Diefenderfer, Treasurer Elisabeth Caspari, and Member at Large Dan Maedke) conferred by phone and emails about getting new members on our account at the bank, and the best way to get our treasurer’s records up to date, paying overdue Property taxes, etc.  On October 24, we met to make plans for this transition, to look at our current system and consider if we want to make changes to our record keeping– for instance to Google Drive systems for transparency and continuous up to date entries.  Chrissy uses this system for the School and PTO, has budgeting systems set up,  and offered to help.

Eventually, Elisabeth, being unfamiliar with navigating this aspect of Google Drive, asked Chrissy if she would be willing to take the Treasurer position.  On November 20th, we all met again.  Our bylaws (see “What is the Gold Hill Town Meeting” on the town website: goldhilltown.com) say

Article V, Section 6, Vacancies: Any vacancy must be filled for the remainder of the term by appointment by a majority of the council members within two weeks of its occurrence.

Chrissy was happy to assume the Treasurer role, Elisabeth volunteered to take Member at Large, and Dan moved to Vice Chair.  We conducted serial resignations and appointments to accomplish these changes.

Your Town Council now consists of:

Chair Marcus Moench                                          ghtownmeeting@nullgmail.com

Vice Chair Dan Maedke                                        ghtmvicechair@nullgmail.com

Secretary Gretchen Diefenderfer                      gretchend@nullmac.com

Treasurer Chrissy Maedke                                   ghtmtreasurer@nullgmail.com

Member at Large Elisabeth Caspari                  ghtmmemberatlarge@nullgmail.com

 

We also discussed having another town gathering and the Holiday Cookie Exchange and Latke Cook-off will be Thursday, December 16th from 6:00 – 8:30 at the Gold Hill School!

Next Gold Hill Town Meeting will be Monday, December 12, 2022

Respectfully submitted, Gretchen Diefenderfer, Secretary

 

 

The Gold Hill Museum and Holiday Art Event at the Pub on Saturday

The Gold Hill Museum will be attending the Holiday Art Event at the Pub on Saturday.  If you are looking for Gold Hill towels, Batik shirts, our new Gold Hill Museum mugs and our 2023 calendars, we’ll have them at the Pub.  The calendars are going fast and this will be the last of our supply.  Please come to the Pub between 10 and 3 on Saturday to purchase your items.  The museum will not be open for this event.  Instead, we’re bringing the museum to you.  Come see us along with all of the other artists and do your shopping with all of us.  Shop local and support your local artists.

Deb Yeager

deb@nullmountainvisions.net

GHFPD Agenda for Board Meeting

 

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

November 29, 2022

7:00 PM

MEETING IN THE FIRE BARN

Join Zoom Meeting
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CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES          

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                       IQS forms 

              Use of Gold Hill FPD email addresses in official communications.

                  Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

         ILLEGAL CAMPFIRES:   Illegal campfires west of Gold Hill continue to be a concern among residents and our sister FPD’s.  As we’ve witnessed, wildfires know no district boundaries. The board is requesting that you develop a set of response protocols that consider variables such as wind, fire danger, safety of volunteers and the public and the use of existing and possible new equipment. Please be ready to discuss this request at the November 29 board meeting.

 

OTHER BUSINESS

 

         2023 BUDGET:  Resolution to Adopt  Budget and Resolution to Set Mill Levy:  Jessica

         MITITGATION

         UTV: Use, Training and Shed:  Chris D, Kent

         ESO Software:  Kent, Chris D

           AFG Radio Grant Application:  Chris D

         GRANTS:  Kris G

         ASHRAM:  Log cutting and distribution.  Boyd

         EDUCATION

         Four-District CWPP:  Chris D.

         Mill Levy Campaign and Thank You:   Marcus, Virginia

         OTHER TOPICS

Boulder County Wildfire Mitigation Open House + Survey

Embodying Intergrity, Inspiring Action͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌

Open House for Boulder County Wildfire Mitigation and Emergency Services Ballot Measures

Tomorrow, November 29, from 4-6PM
Downtown Boulder County Courthouse
1325 Pearl Street, 3rd Floor, Boulder
This November Boulder County voters overwhelmingly supported ballot initiatives 1A and 1B to provide a sales tax increase for wildfire mitigation and emergency services. Through our work with all of you, we know that building wildfire resilience in your community is a high priority. Lending your voice to help determine how these local funds will be spent is incredibly important. Please drop in to the Boulder County Open House tomorrow and/or take the survey to make your voice heard.

This year BWC has partnered with communities to plan and implement wildfire related projects like forest restoration, defensible space, home hardening, educational field trips, collaborative planning and more. What specific programs or services does your community need? Let’s make sure that these funds are maximized to increase community safety and watershed health!

 

 
 CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS & SURVEY LINK 

 

Holiday Market at the GH Store

Friends, Family and Community,

It is that time of year again, we will be hosting a Holiday market inside The Gold Hill General Store! Last year was such a smashing success we have decided to get together for three Saturdays in a row.
 
Saturday December 3rd 10am till 3pm
 
Saturday December 10th 10am till 3pm
 
Saturday December 17th 10am till 3pm
 
Saturday the 17th we will have Santa in the store following the Market taking pictures with all the kiddos. We will be asking for donations for Gold Hill School for pictures with Santa aka Larry.
 
Gold Hill School will also be selling handmade wreaths on the 17th to support the children’s theater program.
 
We are still looking for artists and Vendors to participate in any or all days of the Markets. There are 8 spots per day and they fill up fast. Reach out by phone or stop by the store to get signed up.
 
With Love,
 
Gold Hill Store
mike@nullgoldhillstore.com

GHFPD Board Meeting postponed

The Fire Board Meeting has been rescheduled to November 29th.  

Rich Lopez, Chair GHFPD

lopez.law.office.co@nullgmail.com

 

Gold Hill School Fall Fiesta

After a 2 year hiatus, the Fall Fiesta is BACK!!!  We are busy selling tickets through EventBrite and Gold Hill School parents are busy asking for donations for our silent auction and preparing for our big event.  Our annual Fall Fiesta Fundraising event is almost here!
 
In the past we have had the pleasure of having many of you step up to help us out the night of our event.   We are hoping you can help us again this year!  
 
This year, the Fall Fiesta is on Wednesday, November 16th from 5pm – 8:30 (dinner served until 8).  Once again, I am hoping for a few volunteers to help on the buffet line.  The shifts are about 45 minutes long.  You would be assigned to one or two dishes, and you would serve the guests as they walk down the buffet line.  Ideally we would have 6 volunteers for every time slot.  
 
If you can’t volunteer, we would still love to see you at the event!  The Gold Hill School is so grateful for a community that steps up to help us time after time!!  If you know someone that would like to volunteer, please send them my information.  
 
Feel free to add your name to the spreadsheet in the link or email/call me with your availability
 
Thanks in advance for your support!!! 
 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uHWEvY7FkQrgGpJkbOvxu2xazkyVUXPLihkRO-3_qdo/edit?usp=sharing

Flamenco guitarist at GH School

 
Dear GH Community,
 
On Friday, October 28th from 1:00-2:00 at the Gold Hill School, we will be hosting a flamenco guitarist from the Aurora Cultural Center named El Javi.  You can get a preview of his work here:  https://eljavi.com
 
This visit is sponsored by our grant from the SCFD (Science and Culture Facilities District) https://scfd.org
 
We welcome you to come by to enjoy this free performance we are sure you will love!  See you then!
 
Chrissy & Jojo

Christine Maedke

3-4-5 Teacher
Boulder Valley School District
Gold Hill School
890 Main St.
Boulder, CO 80302
School: 720-561-5940
Classroom: 720-561-6015
 

Gold Hill School Fall Fiesta

 
Dear GH Community,
 
The Gold Hill School welcomes you back to our annual fundraiser, The Fall Fiesta!  Come, have a great night out, and support the Gold Hill School!
 
The Fall Fiesta will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 16th from 5-8:30PM at the Gold Hill Inn.  The event will feature a taco buffet, live music and a silent auction.  Tickets available at the door or in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/443496910197
 
Please see the attached flyer.  Can’t wait to see you there!
 
Chrissy & Jojo
 
 

Christine Maedke

3-4-5 Teacher
Boulder Valley School District
Gold Hill School
890 Main St.
Boulder, CO 80302
School: 720-561-5940
Classroom: 720-561-6015
 

Nederland Health Fair

Nederland Health Fair –

SATURDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2022 – 9AM TO NOON
NEDERLAND COMMUNITY CENTER
COMING UP SOON…….

HEALTH FAIR
SATURDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2022 – 9AM TO NOON
NEDERLAND COMMUNITY CENTER
Sign up here today!
 
 

Colorado Gives Day is just around the corner!  Non-profits like Nederland Area Seniors rely on your generosity to ensure isolated mountain seniors remain healthy and active in the community. 

 

Donate to Nederland Area Seniors HERE!

 
 
 
In search of VOLUNTEERS! Our team is working hard to bring the market to our Mountain Community.  We need YOUR HELP to make it happen!  Enjoy serving food, pouring coffee, hanging signs and sharing the holiday spirit? Please, contact us at andrea@nullmountainpeaklife.org if you can help. 
 
Thank you!
 
IMPORTANT LUNCH SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT!
 
These are our only Senior Lunch dates for the last two months of 2022: November 2nd and 16th – December 7th and 14th.

*Our staff will take time off the last 2 weeks of November and the last 2 of December.
*No lunch on November 9th due to Election procedures at the Community Center.
 
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GHFPD Agenda for 10-18-22

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

October 18, 2022

7:00 PM

MEETING IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES           

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

OTHER BUSINESS 

 

         2023 BUDGET(S):   Jessica

         MITIGATION

UTV:  Shed, Helmets and Training  Chris D,  Kent

ESO Software:  Authorization to purchase. Laptop. Chris D,  Kent

Grants:  AFG Grant, DFPC Bunker Gear, Forest Restoration and Wildfire Risk Mitigation (FRWRM). Kris G,

Ashram/: Maya, Rich & Kent  Log cutting scheduled for October 19  and distribution October 23  Volunteers needed. Rich, Maya

Ashley Mitigation Update

EDUCATION

Mill Levy Campaign:   Report from October 16, Gold Hill Harvest Party. Mill levy support letter Coordination with other FPD mill levy campaigns, Marcus, Town meeting, Virginia

Four-District CWPP Update: September 12 meeting. Chris D 

 

         OTHER TOPICS:

         Email communication with volunteers:  Kent

GHTM Harvest Party, Sunday, 10-16-22

The Gold Hill Town Meeting presents “The Gold Hill Harvest Party,” a fundraising event benefiting the GHTM community fund taking place at The Gold Hill School from 4-7pm on Sunday, October 16th! Funds raised from this event will be put toward helping our town with snow plowing, propane, and other essentials needed to get through the winter! Featuring:
    • Apple cider! Fall treats! 
  • A judged hearty soup contest beginning at 4:30pm! Make your favorite fall dish, squash soup, or chili and bring a copy of the recipe to share with others! Winner will get bragging rights. Don’t have time to make something? Bring a copy of your favorite fall soup or chili and we will compile for the upcoming Gold Hill Recipe Book!  
  • A canned food drive and pantry swap! Bring dry goods to donate to those who need help stocking their winter pantry! If you’re participating in the hearty soup contest, feel free to bring some extra for a freezer meal swap! If you would like to donate canned/dry goods before October 16th, you can place them in a box outside the Gold Hill School during its open hours. 
If you are interested in participating in the Hearty Soup Contest please add your name to this list or email ghtownmeeting@nullgmail.com so we get a rough estimate of participants! 

 

 

 

ghtmvicechair@nullgmail.com

County Hearings of interest

 
 
Maedke Vacation and Subdivision Exemption Court Date
Public Hearing: December 1 at 2:30pm at the Court House
Docket V-22-0001/SE-22-0004: Maedke Vacation and Subdivision Exemption
Vacation and Subdivision Exemption request to vacate a portion of an existing undeveloped alley and combine it with three existing parcels to create one parcel of approximately 0.885 acres. The application is submitted by Christine Maedke (applicant/property owner). The proposal is in the Historic (H) zoning district at 410 and 412 Boulder Street (Parcels no. 145912010001 and 145912002007) and 0 Main Street (Parcel no. 145912002003), approximately 3.8 miles west of the intersection of Four Mile Canyon Drive and Gold Run Road, in Section 12, T1N, R72W. Detailed information regarding this item is available on-line here https://boco.org/V-22-0001-SE-22-0004 or you may contact the Community Planning & Permitting Department (planner@nullbouldercounty.org / 303-441-3930) to request application materials or view them at our office (2045 13th Street, Boulder) during our open public hours.
 
—– 
Wheeler Residence Information
MEMO TO: County Health and Parks Departments, FPD
FROM: Abigail Scheuermann, Planner I
DATE: October 5, 2022
RE: Site Plan Review application SPR-22-0102
Docket SPR-22-0102: Wheeler Residence
Request: Site Plan Review proposing the construction of a 4,680-
square-foot residence on a 4.06 acre parcel with a
presumptive size maximum of 6,339 square feet.
Location: 6801 Sunshine Canyon Drive, Section 7, Township 1N,

Range 71W

Zoning: Forestry (F) Zoning District
Applicants/Owners: Kevin & Holly Wheeler
Agent: Michael Silbert

Site Plan Review by the Boulder County Community Planning & Permitting Director is required for new building/grading/access or floodplain development permits in the plains and mountainous areas of unincorporated Boulder County. The subject review process considers potential significant impact to the ecosystem, surrounding land uses and infrastructure, and safety concerns due to natural hazards. The Community Planning & Permitting staff values comments from individuals and referral agencies. Please check the appropriate response below or send a letter to the Community Planning & Permitting Department at P.O. Box 471, Boulder, Colorado 80306 or via email to
planner@nullbouldercounty.org. All comments will be made part of the public record and given to the applicant. Only a portion of the submitted documents may have been enclosed; you are welcome to call the Community Planning & Permitting Department at 303-441-3930 or email planner@nullbouldercounty.org to request more information. Please return responses by October 24, 2022
(Please note that due to circumstances surrounding COVID-19, application timelines and deadlines may need to be modified as explained in the CPP Notice of Emergency Actions issued March 23, 2020 (see https://boco.org/covid-19-cpp-notice-20200323)).

 
 

—

Sarah O’Brien

She, Her, Hers

Gold Hill Town Meeting Chair 
Gold Hill, CO

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GHTM Agenda for 10-10-22

Gold Hill Town Meeting

Monday, 7:00 p.m. October 10th, 2022

____________________________________________________________________________

 

Zoom Virtual Meeting

This is a 40 minute meeting. The link and login information for three back to back meetings are the same.

Topic: GHTM Zoom Meeting 10.12.2020

Time: Oct 12, 2020 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

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Meeting ID: 264 480 5716

Passcode: GHTM

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  1. Review of Previous Minutes (any additions or corrections)
  2. Treasurer’s Report
  3. Committee Reports
    • Mountain Stewards (Marcus, Dina, Jess, Cat)
    • Forestry and Forest Management (Virgina)
    • Weed Management 
    • Gold Hill School (Chrissy and Dan)
    • Museum (Debra)
    • Community Planning and Fundraising (Dan)
      • Gold Rush Successes 
    • Cemetery (Maggie Simms)
    • SafeLink/NeighborLink (Deb and Dina)
    • AirLink (These should be separated, I learned after last meeting) (Pam and ?)
  4. Other Town News: 
    • Chair and Treasurer Needed as Sarah and Sam are leaving Gold Hill at the end of October
    • Community Fund Application
    • Boulder County Zoning
      • 6901 Sunshine
      • Maedke Vacation and Subdivision Exemption
  5. Historical Zoning
  6. Fire Department
  7. Upcoming Meetings/Events
    • October 15: Hearty Soup Contest 

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Next Gold Hill Town Meeting: December 12th, 7:00 pm

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Shakespeare at the Gold Hill School

Dear Gold Hill,
 
Tomorrow (Thursday the 6th), The Gold Hill School will be hosting a performance by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.  This 3-woman acting troupe will perform Shakespeare’s The Tempest from 9:30-10:30am at the school.  You are very welcome to come and join us to watch this excellent performance.  We promise you will have a great time.  We hope to see you tomorrow!
 
Chrissy & Jojo

Christine Maedke

3-4-5 Teacher
Boulder Valley School District
Gold Hill School
890 Main St.
Boulder, CO 80302
School: 720-561-5940

Spooky Movie Nights

Elon and Chaya BarEvan are hosting a spooky movie series every Saturday evening in October!  Come to the old Lickskillet and enjoy a frightful night with friends and neighbors!  Babysitting available.  Please see the flyer attached.  

 

Christine Maedke
Gold Hill Town Meeting Vice Chair
1011 Main St.
Boulder (Gold Hill), CO 80302
 

Tiki Night at the Gold Hill Store this Thursday

I wanted to get this out to the town and let everyone know that we would like to invite everyone an hour early before the general public shows up. We have promoted this to everyone as a 6pm start time but would like Gold Hill residents to have first shot at everything starting at 5pm.

Thanks,
 
Mike McNett, The Gold Hill General Store and Pub
 
 

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GHFPD Board Meeting Agenda 9-20-22

GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

September 20, 2022

7:00 PM

MEETING IN THE FIRE BARN

CALL TO ORDER

ATTENDANCE

APPROVAL OF MINUTES 

FIRE CHIEF’S MINUTES           

CALLS:   

Type of call

Initial response

Number of volunteers who arrived.

Who took command and transfer (if any)?

Equipment used.

Other Departments who arrived.

Lessons learned.

TRAINING: 

                      Training team members

                      Past training

                      Upcoming training

         New volunteers

MAINTENANCE: 
         Vehicles 

                     Equipment

EQUIPMENT: 

                     Inventory

                     Condition

OTHER BUSINESS 

 

         MITIGATION

Mill Levy:  Jay DEO,  Rich

UTV:  Trailer purchase authorization, Training  Chris D,  Kent

ESO Software:  Authorization to purchase.  Laptop.  Kent

Grants:  AFG Grant, DFPC Bunker Gear, Forest Restoration and Wildfire Risk Mitigation (FRWRM). Kris G,

Ashram/Ashley Mitigation Update: Maya

EDUCATION

Mill Levy Campaign:  Board role is limited so we will rely on residents to take the lead.  October 16, Gold Hill Harvest Party. Coordination with other FPD mill levy campaigns, Marcus, Town meeting, Virginia

Four-District CWPP Update: September 12 meeting. Chris D 

 

         OTHER TOPICS:

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