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At the July 16 public hearing, Commissioners approved a letter to the Grand Valley River Corridor Initiative (RCI) in support of their grant application and their goal to develop a master plan for managing the river corridor. A comprehensive, collaborative, and non-regulatory Grand Valley River Corridor Master Plan would help preserve the natural environment, enhance recreational opportunities, sustain agricultural activities, and foster sustainable development in the area.

Make your event come to life with the Clifton Community Center! This brand-new facility is located at 3270 D ½ Road and is designed to offer a hub for gathering, education, and fun for the Clifton community. Its gym, training rooms, after-school room, and outdoor pavilion are all available for reservation.

Your input is needed on potential route options to connect the Riverfront Trail from Clifton to Palisade’s Riverbend Park! Please join us at an upcoming public meeting on Wednesday, July 31, between 5 and 7 p.m. at the Clifton Public Library, 3270 D 1⁄2 Road in Clifton, Mt. Lincoln Room.

Mesa County Treasurer and Public Trustee Sheila Reiner delivered a comprehensive update during the July 16 administrative public hearing, focusing on departmental scope, functions, budgets, trends, and new and upcoming changes.

In an effort to promote the economic development and prosperity of Clifton, Mesa County Commissioners approved a letter to the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Grand Junction Field Office at their July 16 public hearing that expressed support for a proposed BLM plan to sell 31.1 acres of public land to the County at a fair market value for community development purposes. The parcel, located between Interstate 70 and the Government Highline Canal near the northern end of 32 Road, is currently vacant, not publicly accessible, and uneconomical for the BLM to operate.

During the July 16 administrative public hearing, Commissioners approved a letter to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) in support of the Town of Collbran’s grant request to fund the Plateau Valley School District water storage tank project. Mesa County has committed to donating one-third of an acre from the Mesa County Road and Bridge property located at 15620 57 ½ Road to the Town of Collbran as a place to house the water tank.