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Serving Nadu, Will& Norwood Volume 64, Issue 34 ,"— U \C Uranium �a,Swt Price. Feb. 10, FebruarN 1±, 201.1 2Sc Marijuana Mono San Miguel County Land Use Pushing For Farms On Wright's Mesa but Only For Telluride Shops With Some Objections Hinting At A Monopoly Details Pg. 5 Game available at ecstore.cannabisculmre.com. Weed not included. ITalentines Speaciai Juside On - -- Page 7 I'llo llanrnlolld'�4 marriage from a ,-park in 1 st grade. Harding Seated Back On Hospital Board, Other Board Members Ousted Ignoring the demand by Montrose Board of County Commissioner, v is county manager Roy Eckert to re -seat Montrose Memorial Hospital Board of Trustee Richard Harding led to the ousting of several members of that board. lu addition to ignoring the demands of the commissioner, the affected trustees were also noted for lack of diligence and oversight. The BOCC approved the removal of the trustees in a special meet- ing last week on Tuesday, February 4, with a vote of 2 -1 with BOCC Gary Ellis being the to. 'They thought they were paying for good legal advice but they failed to rccognim I think the intent of the statutes, but rather acted willfull-v over an extended period of time;' said BOCC Ron Henderson. "I really think this resolution is in order. I think it is well written and documented and well supported. And 1 think it is in the best interest of the taxpayers who own the hospital - it still is a county hospital - that we do this and work further towards giving them the representation that the taxpayers deserve in the management of their hospital" Ellis argued that perhaps the BOCC had dropped the ball in explaining the trustees duties and responsibilities. in particular to the oversight of the MMH lease with Montrose Memorial Hospital, Inc. "The board of trustees was comprised of the board of directors of blbfH. The trustees were serving on both boards, so there was that his - torival knowledge that was carried forward. So that dynamic was there. It certainly was an understanding of their roles and responsibilities. "They were well versed in the duties and Cont. on Pg.7 vvn t LICK i ne DrtageV The bridge off of b'rayan Corner is slated to be removed and a rte%- one installed. The new bridge beatm arc in the background of the old bridge with warnings of crossing at your own risk. The Rinrocker Historical Society asked to keep the bridge to dispkv at the ball park and were told they could keep it if the lead paint was reproved to cost of approximately $74J1OO).: ffler a counter - argument failed of posting signs to not lick the bridge, the Rinrockers decided it would be better that they jnrt haul it away. Afore on page 5 West End County Shop Phase II Project Approved Above, Montrose County employees including the West End Road rk Bridge Manager Bobbr Reader, near right, and Facilities Director Ken Norris met with officials from TerraVisfon Contracting Group, LLC for a walk- through of the nearly completed first phase of doe Nucla Public {Yorks Buildings which includes a new office and setting up the existing storage fariliry for the phase two project of exlending the bays into a fully functional shop. The Montrose BOCC approved the $247.544.84 second phase project our February 3 award- ing lite contract to the same contractor as tine first phase. Afore will be detailed in next week's edition.