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The meeting was held inperson in the Grand County Commission Chambers, with hybrid virtual participation also available via Zoom. It was also broadcast and saved on YouTube. Attending the meeting in-person were Commission Chair Bill Winfield, Commission Vice-Chair Melodie McCandless and Commissioners Brian Martinez, Mary McGann, Trisha Hedin, Mike McCurdy. Also attending in-person were Commission Administrator Mark Tyner, Associate Commission Administrator Quinn Hall, County Attorney Stephen Stocks and Clerk/Auditor Gabriel Woytek. Commissioner Jacques Hadler was absent.  \n3:59 p.m. Chair Winfield Called to Order the Regular Meeting  \nPledge of Allegiance  \nCitizens to be Heard  \nCharlotte Mates requested support for safer roads on Highway 191. Mates added that she has had her fingerprints taken for many times for various community service roles , at what she feels must be an excessive cost to the public. On Tuesday , March 18, Mates registered a complaint to report a reckless driver after a dangerous incident that she experienced on Highway 191, and described the incident in order to raise awareness to appropriate highway safety and potential adjustment of road laws.  \nFlorian Hermann, representative of a tourism marketing firm named Hermann Global which is focused on international travel markets and who has submitted a partnering proposal for a media agency contract being considered by the Commission at this meeting , stated that long term investment in pent up international demand would be important for maintaining confidence from that demand for tourism visitation to Grand County.  \nPresentations (none scheduled)  \nDepartment Reports  \nGrand County Roads Department  \nRoads Supervisor Bill Jackson gave a department update, describing uneventful winter snow removal allowing for flood damage repair particularly in Mineral, Spring, and Long canyons, as well as upgrading of culverts. Spring road grading activity well underway, which involves clearing of storm drain basins. NRCSEWP grant funding at All-American Wash is currently in the design phase, project at Chapman and Heather crossings being incorporated into this design. Holyoak curb and gutter nearly halfway through design phase. Spanish Valley Drive multiuse pathway design 90% complete, Jones and DeMille to contract a right of way  \nagent from the UDOT pool in order to manage that element. Colorado River pathway half mile trail gap project in process with help from the Roads Department. Roads Department also involved in the nonmotorized trails master plan. Road access improvements completed for Law Enforcement gun range. Roads Department responsibility to Moab Irrigation Company diversion dam also complete, with the last two projects involving the General Fund dollar contributions to the Roads Department which are mandated by statute.  \nUMTRA Report  \nUMTRA liaison Jessica Thacker gave a brief description of her roles and responsibilities as liaison and technical inspector. Thacker’s position is funded through February 6th of 2026. Brief update on UMTRA site progress, with evapo-transpiration cover redesign underway.  \nCommission Member Disclosures  \nCommissioner McCurdy disclosed that his wife works at the Grand County Sheriff’s Office. Commissioner Martinez stated that he received a campaign donation from Curtis Wells who represents the developer requesting a rezone in action item number 4.  \nGeneral Commission Reports and Future Considerations  \nTrisha Hedin  \n- Fair Board meeting  \n- Dinner with Team Rubicon  \n- Meeting with Dept of Agriculture regarding embedding of Water Management Plan in the General Plan  \n- Moab Museum gala  \n- Mosquito Abatement meeting, few mosquito specimens thu","cbCaicrcyytPk67A","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicrcyytPk67A","pdf",331451,9,"English","# Minutes\n## Citizens to be Heard\n## Presentations\n## Department Reports\n## Commission Member Disclosures\n## General Commission Reports and Future Considerations","[{\"question\":\"Where and how was the April 15, 2025 commission meeting conducted?\",\"answer\":\"The meeting was held in the Grand County Commission Chambers with in-person attendance and hybrid virtual participation via Zoom. 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