Weekly Happenings - Oct. 20 to Oct. 26

Town Council Meeting

Oct. 13

During Monday’s Town Council meeting, the Council: conducted an advisory committee interview; heard Eagle Scout Project presentations; approved an agreement with Olson Lawn Care, LLC for vegetative fuels reductions services for the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program; approved an agreement with JR Engineering for the design of the Marshall Road/McCaslin Intersection Improvements Project; approved an agreement with RockSol Consultant Group, Inc. for the McCaslin At-Grade Crossing project design and construction management services; approved an Ordinance amending Section 1 Article III of Chapter 8 of the Superior Municipal Code regarding Electric-Powered Vehicles; approved the purchase of a fleet vehicle from Garff Ford Fort Collins; and held public hearings and approved the 2026 Town Budget and amendments to the 2025 Budget.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

Oct.15

PARC’s discussion items included attendance for the remaining PARC meetings of the year, and into 2026 to ensure adequate quorum. The committee planned the next park walk through of Miners Park in advance of the Nov. 19 meeting, and reviewed TOS 2026 Budget to help with drafting PARC’s 2026 Work Plan, which will be finalized at the November meeting.  Staff provided updates on the SCC front desk redesign, the timeline for Design Concept’s evaluation of the condition of TOS parks throughout town, and will have updated pool plans that should be ready for PARC’s November meeting. 

Historical Commission Meeting

Oct. 17

The Historical Commission meeting on Oct. 17 covered many vital subjects as we near the end of 2015. Much was devoted to developing ideas for interpretive signs including QR codes linking the viewer with the Town web site providing additional information. We also spent time learning more about our collections management plan. We also debriefed our many recent projects including the museum openings Oct. 4, work day at the Asti Museum Oct. 10 and the Fall Educational Program. The Right Relations interpretive display was well received and the evening program on Boulder County relationships with Native Americans was well attended and received. Plans were also made for opening the historic cemetery on Nov. 1 correlating with Veterans activities in November.