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Commissioners hear short-term rental update (opens the original)
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At their Sept. 14 work session, the Chaffee County Board of County Commissioners heard an update on short-term rentals in the county from county Planner Brandon Wolff. Wolff began his update by noting that, although lodging tax is collected for STRs, the properties involved are not currently considered commercial properties and are still classified as residential. He explained that there are currently about 286 active and licensed STRs in the county with 17 applications in process against a curr
Commissioners approve transfer of archery range to CPW (opens the original)
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Chaffee County commissioners at their Sept. 1 meeting unanimously approved a lease transferring operation and maintenance of the Chaffee County archery range, located on the county landfill property, to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. County Administrator Beth Helmke explained that CPW has operated the county shooting range, also at the landfill, for several years, and the lease for the archery range is structured similarly. She said this arrangement for the shooting range keeps the range available
County approves letter clarifying ownership of Forest Service Road 295 (opens the original)
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Chaffee County commissioners unanimously approved a letter to the U.S. Forest Service declaring that the county does not own Forest Service Road 295, which runs between St. Elmo and Hancock, during their Sept. 1 meeting. Ownership of the road is currently disputed, and the USFS is working to install a gate on the road to help manage access to the area and reduce issues with visitors becoming stranded on the road during inclement weather, USFS Salida District Ranger Sarah Wiener told commissioner
Commissioners hear assessor’s update, talk property tax changes (opens the original)
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The Chaffee County Board of County Commissioners heard an update at their Aug. 31 work session from County Assessor Janie Williams about trends in appeals and property taxes in 2026 and beyond. Williams said property tax appeals were down in 2026 since it is an intervening year for property tax valuations, although the 243 appeals the assessorâs office received was higher than normal for intervening years. She attributed this to $30,000 property value reductions for commercial properties and $
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