Daily Sentinel  (Posted 4:15p by Jim Kapp)

The Ouray Board of County Commissioner have made a decision concerning the residential development of patented mining claims. According to the Telluride Watch the Board has decided to pass a resolution that will take the controversial draft regulations off the table for now. That will give everyone a chance to explore different options and or tweak the existing codes. The Commissioners have also scheduled a work session for Sept. 8th to which members of the planning commission will be invited to help set a schedule and timeline for addressing the specific concerns the board has with potential residential development on mining claims…. Telluride Watch (Posted 3:48p by Jim Kapp)

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