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Town of Lake City. The Town of Lake City is a Statutory Town that is the county seat of and the only incorporated municipality in Hinsdale County, Colorado. |
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Here is a link to our new ON LINE MUNICIPAL CODE.
June 11, 2018 At the current time, the Alpine loop is OPEN.
Gunnison County Electric installed two vehicle charging spaces on 3rd Street between the Bank and the Armory. At the current time, charging is free. If you ever considered purchasing an electric vehicle, tax credits from the state are available: Vehicle Tax Credit Link |
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May 1, 2018 The Silver World published this article in regard to the newly implemented Business License. The letters and application began going out today. All the names we have gathered should have letters by the end of the week. If you don't receive a letter and do business in the Town, here is a link to the application |
UPDATE: June 6, 2018 - Rundle Construction is gone for the summer season.
Phase II of the waterline extension begins again Monday March 26, 2018.
Here is a report that will be published in the Silver World, Friday, March 23, 2018:
Rundle Construction Returning to Complete Phase II of Waterline Replacement Project
Rundle Construction from Cedaredge, Colorado, is back at work finishing Phase II of the waterline replacement project which began in the fall of 2016. According to Town of Lake City Public Works Director Greg Levine, Rundle set a tentative start date of Monday, March 26, and as of March 19, Rundle had started mobilizing their equipment to be staged again at Memorial Park.
The first groundbreaking will occur on 8th Street between Silver Street and Gunnison Avenue from east to west in front of the Post Office.
“The finalization of Phase II will be different than the beginning of Phase II,” Levine said. “We will be wrapping up projects that we had started, but also installing a brand new waterline on 8th Street, where there was not a waterline at all before.”
When completed, the waterline will be an 8-inch heavy duty PVC pipe which will improve water flow throughout town. “The fact that it will be new means that it will give us more control over the waterlines and valves around town in general,” said Levine.
Once that portion of the project is completed, Levine says they will move over to Bluff Street from Third Street to Fifth Street to remove several feet of existing asbestos concrete waterline and replace it with the PVC.
The next phase will take the crews over to Seventh Street at Gunnison Avenue, where they will be upgrading waterlines and tying in new lines between Gunnison Avenue and Henson Street.
Rundle will finish up Phase II at Sixth Street between Henson and Gunnison Avenues where Levine reports there is a dead-end line. Dead-ends are “never good,” he says, “so there will be a looping continued page 15 project there to tie everything together. This will help the flow and will be the last piece of the puzzle.”
Rundle is planning a solid departure date of Friday, May 25, in advance of the expected summer tourism rush.
“Their departure will mark the end of our dealings with Rundle, at least on the waterline replacement side of things,” Levine says.
Once the waterline replacement is complete, the replacement of sewer lines originally installed in the 1960's will be next up on Town’s project schedule, with preliminary planning already in the works.
According to Levine, the goal is to have the downtown cooridor infrastructure finished as soon as possible, so that drainage and pavement projects can follow suit. Questions can be directed to Lake City staff, 970-944-2333.
Phase II of the waterline extension begins again Monday March 26, 2018.
Here is a report that will be published in the Silver World, Friday, March 23, 2018:
Rundle Construction Returning to Complete Phase II of Waterline Replacement Project
Rundle Construction from Cedaredge, Colorado, is back at work finishing Phase II of the waterline replacement project which began in the fall of 2016. According to Town of Lake City Public Works Director Greg Levine, Rundle set a tentative start date of Monday, March 26, and as of March 19, Rundle had started mobilizing their equipment to be staged again at Memorial Park.
The first groundbreaking will occur on 8th Street between Silver Street and Gunnison Avenue from east to west in front of the Post Office.
“The finalization of Phase II will be different than the beginning of Phase II,” Levine said. “We will be wrapping up projects that we had started, but also installing a brand new waterline on 8th Street, where there was not a waterline at all before.”
When completed, the waterline will be an 8-inch heavy duty PVC pipe which will improve water flow throughout town. “The fact that it will be new means that it will give us more control over the waterlines and valves around town in general,” said Levine.
Once that portion of the project is completed, Levine says they will move over to Bluff Street from Third Street to Fifth Street to remove several feet of existing asbestos concrete waterline and replace it with the PVC.
The next phase will take the crews over to Seventh Street at Gunnison Avenue, where they will be upgrading waterlines and tying in new lines between Gunnison Avenue and Henson Street.
Rundle will finish up Phase II at Sixth Street between Henson and Gunnison Avenues where Levine reports there is a dead-end line. Dead-ends are “never good,” he says, “so there will be a looping continued page 15 project there to tie everything together. This will help the flow and will be the last piece of the puzzle.”
Rundle is planning a solid departure date of Friday, May 25, in advance of the expected summer tourism rush.
“Their departure will mark the end of our dealings with Rundle, at least on the waterline replacement side of things,” Levine says.
Once the waterline replacement is complete, the replacement of sewer lines originally installed in the 1960's will be next up on Town’s project schedule, with preliminary planning already in the works.
According to Levine, the goal is to have the downtown cooridor infrastructure finished as soon as possible, so that drainage and pavement projects can follow suit. Questions can be directed to Lake City staff, 970-944-2333.
Extreme RV'ing paid a visit to Lake City recently.
Click on the blue link for a fun video on ....winter in Lake City.
01/29/2018 FYI: The Town of Lake City Historic Preservation Commission will meet Tuesday, February 13th (instead of February 6th) at 8:00 am in the Armory Multi Purpose room, 230 N Bluff Street.
The American Red Cross is looking for volunteers to help with disaster response in Lake City and Hinsdale County. The most needed positions are for the Disaster Action Team and Shelter Workers. These positions will not require a big time commitment unless we are actively responding to a disaster.
The Disaster Action Team members respond to small, local disasters, such as home fires. They provide immediate assistance to our clients, including financial and lodging. Our Shelter Workers will set up the shelter and manage client needs. The requirements are to take training classes and to participate in some practice scenarios. There are several other positions available during non-disaster times that will allow volunteers to put in more hours if desired.
If you are interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact: Michelle Stubbs 719-496-7733 or Courtney Strother 970-242-6641.
The Disaster Action Team members respond to small, local disasters, such as home fires. They provide immediate assistance to our clients, including financial and lodging. Our Shelter Workers will set up the shelter and manage client needs. The requirements are to take training classes and to participate in some practice scenarios. There are several other positions available during non-disaster times that will allow volunteers to put in more hours if desired.
If you are interested in volunteering or have any questions, please contact: Michelle Stubbs 719-496-7733 or Courtney Strother 970-242-6641.
Town of Lake City Ordinance 2017-02 (OHV (off highway vehicles) Safety Regs)
June 20, 2017 The following will be going up as actual signs on the Hinsdale County side of both Engineer and Cinnamon passes:
ATTENTION OHV OPERATORS
OHVs are allowed on Hinsdale County roads and Town of Lake City streets with NEW ORDINANCE operator and equipment restrictions and requirements in place. Please contact the Hinsdale County Sheriff’s office at 970-944-2291 for up-to-date rules and regulations, or go to Hinsdale County Sheriff, Town of Lake City, Hinsdale County, or Lake City.com for updated regulation or OHV ordinance information.
General requirement summary:
OHV operators driving Hinsdale County and Lake City roads and streets must have a valid Driver's License or Operator's Permit and must carry standard motor vehicle liability insurance (Colorado standards 25/50K). All operators must have a Colorado State Parks sticker. All operators must observe county and town speed limits (maximum 15 mph on Lake City streets – lower if posted) and all traffic laws. All OHVs are required to stay on designated roads and must observe all road restrictions. For personal safety and the safety of others, please exercise common road courtesy and mountain-driving common sense. Note: To date, the State of Colorado does NOT allow OHVs on Colorado Hwy 149, other than permitting crossover access to town streets and county roads.
OHVs are allowed on Hinsdale County roads and Town of Lake City streets with NEW ORDINANCE operator and equipment restrictions and requirements in place. Please contact the Hinsdale County Sheriff’s office at 970-944-2291 for up-to-date rules and regulations, or go to Hinsdale County Sheriff, Town of Lake City, Hinsdale County, or Lake City.com for updated regulation or OHV ordinance information.
General requirement summary:
OHV operators driving Hinsdale County and Lake City roads and streets must have a valid Driver's License or Operator's Permit and must carry standard motor vehicle liability insurance (Colorado standards 25/50K). All operators must have a Colorado State Parks sticker. All operators must observe county and town speed limits (maximum 15 mph on Lake City streets – lower if posted) and all traffic laws. All OHVs are required to stay on designated roads and must observe all road restrictions. For personal safety and the safety of others, please exercise common road courtesy and mountain-driving common sense. Note: To date, the State of Colorado does NOT allow OHVs on Colorado Hwy 149, other than permitting crossover access to town streets and county roads.
Our Mission
The Town of Lake City protects, maintains and enhances our sense of community, historical heritage and mountain environment. Through ethical and professional leadership we provide economic, recreational and social opportunities.
Board of Trustee MeetingsThe Board of Trustees of the Town of Lake City meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The workshop is at 6:00 pm (unless otherwise posted) and the regular meetings are at 7:00 pm at the Armory Multi-Purpose room, 230 N Bluff Street.
News & Current ProjectsFind news about current Town of Lake City projects here at our News & Current Projects page, or visit our Facebook page.
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Office Hours
8 am - 5 pm, weekdays, except for weekends and public holidays. Town Hall Phone 970-944-2333 Town Manager Caroline Mitchell 970-964-7689 Town cell Public Works Director Greg Levine 970-964-7683 Town cell Recreation Director Ben Hake 970-964-7694 Town cell Town Clerk Jamie Turrentine, CMC 970-964-7708 Town cell Location Lake City Town offices are located at 230 N Bluff Street, in the historic Armory Building, at the back of the building, off of the alley, behind the bank. Meetings of the Board of Trustees are held the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, at the Armory Multi-Purpose Room, 230 N. Bluff Street. |