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Town of Bluff Releases Resident Resources and Meeting Records

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According to a report published August 7, the Town of Bluff has documented various resident resources and meeting items, including legislative motions and election updates.

Key takeaways

  • The Town of Bluff documented a SITLA motion regarding the Acton petition to disconnect.
  • The Bluff Town Council General Election was set for November 21, 2023.
  • A draft aviation ordinance and master fee schedule were noted in town records.
  • The town provides resources for invasive species and public health information via San Juan County.

The Town of Bluff has released a collection of resident resources and meeting records, according to a report published August 7. The documentation includes items noted during various Town Council meetings and various municipal updates.

In a series of meeting notes, the Town of Bluff addressed a SITLA motion to intervene in the Acton petition to disconnect from the town. This matter included a memorandum in opposition to the intervention. The Acton petition to disconnect was filed with the San Juan County Court on October 18, 2023.

Regarding local elections, the Bluff Town Council Primary Election was cancelled on August 8, 2023. The Bluff Town Council General Election was scheduled for Tuesday, November 21, 2023.

Other municipal items recorded include a first draft of an aviation ordinance and a master fee schedule resolution from July 18, 2023. Additionally, stage 1 fire restrictions were in effect as of June 13, 2023.

The town's resources also include information regarding the SITLA/Federal Bears Ears Land Exchange and various public notices, such as a solicitation for ceiling removal and disposal for the Cooperative Cultural Center.

For public health information, residents are directed to sanjuancounty.org. The town also provides resources concerning invasive species, such as Arundo and Goathead/Puncture Vine.

Official ordinances, forms, and documents can be accessed through the town's specific web pages for ordinances, resolutions, forms, applications, or the planning and zoning homepage.

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