Brighton public meetings in 2021
58 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Tue Dec 21, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to consider $4.3 million contract for sports complex turf conversion
The Brighton City Council will review several items including land development agreements and municipal code amendments. The agenda includes decisions on significant contracts for sports complex turf and plaza landscaping. Additionally, the council will discuss E-470 hazmat route designations and replacing a vacant council seat.
- $4,386,500 contract for sports complex turf conversion with Rocky Mountain Turf Solutions
- $613,810 landscaping contract for Founders Plaza Phase II with Arrow J Landscape & Design Inc.
- Development agreement and final plat for the 20-acre Marrone Trucking Subdivision
- $255,384 in lodging tax grants and allocations for 2021
- Lease agreement with Brighton Platte Valley Medical Center for property at 1735 Skeel Street
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-357-21 — Continue
6 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-347-21 — Approve
6 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-369-21 — Approve
5 yea · 1 abstain · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst abstain · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 10 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Dec 14, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to review body worn camera policy and restraint systems
The City Council will hold a study session to review the Body Worn Camera Policy and BOLA Wrap Restraint System. The council will also discuss 2021 lodging tax grant fund allocations and the replacement of a vacant council seat. An appointment to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will be considered.
- Body Worn Camera Policy presentation
- BOLA Wrap Restraint System presentation
- 2021 Lodging Tax Grant Funds allocation discussion
- Vacant Council Seat Replacement discussion
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Board appointment
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Study Session Room
Tue Dec 7, 2021 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider adopting $155 million Fiscal Year 2022 budget
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the adoption of the $155,140,018 Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The agenda also includes reviews of subdivision plans for Inspirata and Farmlore North, as well as several construction contracts.
- Adoption of the $155,140,018 Fiscal Year 2022 budget
- Approval of the Farmlore North Subdivision plan agreement (167.53 acres)
- $613,810 contract for Founders Plaza Phase II landscaping
- $220,752.40 contract for Downtown Main Street pedestrian and bike improvements
- Public hearing for the 9.92-acre Inspirada Subdivision plan
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-357-21 — Continue
5 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-360-21 — Approve as Amended
5 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-364-21 — Amend
5 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 10 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Nov 22, 2021 · 5:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers appointing special counsel for an investigation
The City Council will meet to consider a resolution to appoint special counsel for an investigation. This is a special meeting of the Brighton City Council.
- Resolution ID-348-21A: Appointing special counsel to investigate
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-348-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Nov 16, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $5.2 million water treatment plant design contract
The City Council will review subdivision plans for Farmlore North and Inspirada. The agenda also includes votes on contracts for network security, electric vehicle charging stations, and water treatment plant expansion. Additionally, the council will consider an ordinance regarding City Council compensation.
- $5,216,106 contract amendment for water treatment plant expansion design services
- Public hearing for the 167.53-acre Farmlore North subdivision
- $143,154 procurement of Charge Ahead electric vehicle charging stations
- $227,677.50 contract for network security improvements
- Ordinance establishing compensation for City Council members
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-309-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-333-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-328-21 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst nay · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Nov 16, 2021 · 6:30 PM
South Brighton General Improvement District
South Brighton GID will consider its 2022 budget and property tax levy
The South Brighton General Improvement District will hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of its 2022 budget. The board will also consider resolutions for levying general property taxes to defray costs for the 2022 budget year and designating the City of Brighton website as the official location for meeting notices.
- Public hearing for the adoption of the 2022 budget (ID-330-21A)
- Resolution levying general property taxes for the 2022 budget year (ID-331-21A)
- Designating the City of Brighton website as the official notice location for 2022 (ID-327-21B)
- Approval of November 17, 2020 meeting minutes
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-327-21 — Approve
9 yea
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst yea · Member Cushing yea · Member Humbert yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Jordinelli yea · Member Pollack yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Watts yea
ID-331-21 — Approve
9 yea
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst yea · Member Cushing yea · Member Humbert yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Jordinelli yea · Member Pollack yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Watts yea
ID-330-21 — Approve
9 yea
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst yea · Member Cushing yea · Member Humbert yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Jordinelli yea · Member Pollack yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Watts yea
ID-326-21 — Approve
9 yea
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst yea · Member Cushing yea · Member Humbert yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Jordinelli yea · Member Pollack yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Watts yea
Tue Nov 9, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews water plant expansion and financial reports
The City Council will hold a study session to review several policy items. Discussions include the 100% design for the Water Treatment Plant Expansion and IT network security upgrades. The council will also receive updates on the 2021 Emergency Operations Plan and Q3 financial reports.
- Water Treatment Plant Expansion - 100% Design
- IT Network Segmentation & Security Upgrade
- 2021 Emergency Operations Plan Update
- Q3 Financial, Capital Project, and Strategic Plan Update
- South Brighton GID background information
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Study Session Room
Thu Nov 4, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to certify ballot content for mayoral run-off election
The City Council will review a resolution to certify the ballot content and drop-off locations for the December 7, 2021, mayoral run-off election. The council is also scheduled to enter an executive session regarding litigation.
- Certification of ballot content and drop-off locations for the December 7, 2021, mayoral run-off election
- Executive session regarding litigation strategy and negotiations
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-325-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Nov 2, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers council compensation and 2022 holiday schedules
The City Council will consider an ordinance to establish compensation for council members. The agenda also includes setting the 2022 holiday schedule and updating sick leave provisions. Additionally, the council will discuss scheduling a special meeting regarding the December run-off election ballot content.
- Ordinance establishing compensation for City Council members
- Resolution setting the 2022 holiday schedule and sick leave provisions
- Appointment of Marv Falconburg to the Metro Wastewater Reclamation District Board
- Appointments of Michael Ali Pishaki and Valerie Wolf to the Planning Commission
- Swearing in of City Manager Michael Martinez
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-309-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 6 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Oct 26, 2021 · 6:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews community survey results and employee benefits
This study session includes a review of the 2021 Citywide Community Survey Results. The council will also discuss 2022 employee benefits and city council compensation comparisons. Additionally, there will be a presentation on the Bola Wrap Restraint System and a discussion regarding a Purple Heart Proclamation.
- Review of Citywide Community Survey Results
- Discussion of 2022 Employee Benefits
- Review of 2022 City Council Compensation
- Presentation of the Bola Wrap Restraint System
- Discussion of Purple Heart Proclamation
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Study Session Room
Tue Oct 26, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to appoint Michael Martinez as City Manager
This special meeting includes a resolution to appoint Michael Martinez as the City Manager. The council will also approve the contract terms for his appointment.
- Resolution ID-307-21: Appointing Michael Martinez as City Manager
- Approval of contract terms for the City Manager appointment
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-307-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Oct 19, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council to consider cost-sharing for East 144th and Sable traffic signal
The City Council will review a subdivision plan for the approximately 9.92-acre Inspirada property. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding city fees effective January 1, 2022.
- Public hearing for the Inspirada Subdivision plan (approx. 9.92 acres)
- Cost-sharing agreement with Adams County for East 144th Avenue and Sable Boulevard traffic signal
- Resolution setting city fees and charges effective January 1, 2022
- Memorandum of Understanding regarding opioid litigation settlement proceeds
- Call for a special mayoral run-off election on December 7, 2021
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-289-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 10 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Oct 12, 2021 · 12:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews 2022 department budget presentations
The City Council will hold a study session to review the 2022 proposed budget. Presentations include budget details and general ledger account details for various city departments.
- 2022 Proposed Budget presentations
- Review of 2022 Budget General Ledger Account Detail
- Departmental budget reviews including Police, Public Works, and Utilities
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Study Session Room
Tue Oct 12, 2021 · 11:00 AM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds special meeting regarding personnel matters
This is a special meeting of the Brighton City Council. The agenda consists of procedural items and an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
- Executive session regarding personnel matters (ID-288-21A)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Oct 5, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to consider Bromley Park development assignment and school levy support
The Brighton City Council will review an ordinance regarding a complaint process for Fair Campaign Practice Act violations. The council will also consider a resolution approving a partial assignment of the Bromley Park Filing No. 103 Development Agreement. Additionally, they will discuss support for the 27J Schools Mill Levy Override and Bond ballot questions.
- Ordinance regarding a complaint process for Fair Campaign Practice Act violations
- Partial assignment of Bromley Park Filing No. 103 Development Agreement
- Support for 27J Schools Mill Levy Override (5A) and Bond (5B) ballot questions
- Appointment of Rich Knapfel to the Historic Preservation Commission
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-272-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-273-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-274-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-277-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-278-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-252-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-281-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 abstain
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston abstain · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-388-14 — Amend
18 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea · Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-389-15 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Sep 28, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Joint study session with the Brighton Urban Renewal Authority
The City Council will hold a joint study session with the Brighton Urban Renewal Authority. The council will also consider an appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission.
- Appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Brighton Urban Renewal Authority presentation
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Study Session Room
Tue Sep 21, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses proposed 2022 fees and charges
The Council will discuss proposed fees and charges to be assessed by the City for 2022. The agenda includes final readings on water and agricultural lease agreements and a contract for I-76 and Bromley luminaire rewiring. The Council will also consider ordinances regarding outdoor vendor licensing and campaign practice complaints.
- Contract for I-76 & Bromley luminaire underground rewire: $193,574.08
- Change order for Peoria Street Demolition: $107,333.38
- Proposed 2022 City fees and charges discussion
- Ordinance amending outdoor vendor licensing
- Water lease agreement for Jim McClay
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-264-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 11 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Sep 14, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Review of the proposed 2022 budget and general ledger details
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to review the proposed 2022 budget. The session includes a discussion regarding the general ledger detail for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Review of 2022 Proposed Budget
- Review of 2022 Proposed Budget General Ledger Detail
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Study Session Room
Tue Sep 7, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council reviews $2.5 million grant for HSV Target Property #1
The City Council is considering several grant agreements, including funding for the HSV Target Property and Founders Plaza Phase 2. The agenda also includes public hearings on metropolitan district service plans and ordinances regarding outdoor vendor licensing.
- Grant agreement for HSV Target Property #1 with a $1,713,000 city obligation
- Founders Plaza Phase 2 Project grant with a $315,000 city obligation
- Rezoning of 57 N. 10th Avenue from PUD to R-2
- Lease agreements for property at 1594 E. Bromley Lane
- Building permit phasing plan for new residential developments
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-251-21 — Approve
5 nay · 3 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills nay · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst nay · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli nay · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts nay
The other 18 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Aug 31, 2021 · 5:45 PM
City Council
City Council to certify ballot content for the November 2, 2021, election
The City Council will meet to certify ballot content for the coordinated mail ballot election on November 2, 2021. The council will also enter an executive session to discuss Municipal Judge interviews.
- Resolution ID-247-21: Certifying ballot content for the November 2, 2021, election
- Executive session discussion regarding Municipal Judge interviews
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
RESOLUTIONS — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ADJOURNMENT — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Aug 24, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses 2022 proposed budget and water plant expansion
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the 2022 proposed budget. The session also includes updates on the Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project and responsible growth.
- Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project update
- Responsible Growth discussion
- 2022 Proposed Budget review
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Study Session Room
Tue Aug 17, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to consider rezoning requests and metropolitan district service plans
The City Council will review rezoning requests for Orchard Subdivision and 57 N. 10th Avenue. The agenda also includes approval of service plans for Brighton Ridge Metropolitan Districts and lease agreements for properties on E. Bromley Lane.
- Rezoning 8.762 acres in Orchard Subdivision to mixed-density residential
- Rezoning 57 N. 10th Avenue to mixed-density residential
- Service plans for Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1 and No. 2
- Lease agreements for properties at 1594 E. Bromley Lane
- Grant application for the Main Street: Open for Business program
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-232-21 — Amend
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-233-21 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 6 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Aug 10, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews Q2 financial reports and strategic plan updates
The City Council will hold a study session to review second-quarter financial reports, capital project updates, and the 2021 strategic plan. The session also includes presentations regarding youth services, the Legacy Foundation, and facilities space planning.
- Q2 financial reports for Water, Wastewater, and Capital Improvement funds
- Discussion of credit card fees
- Facilities Space Planning Project presentation
- Office of Youth Services and Brighton Youth Commission presentation
- Legacy Foundation presentation
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Study Session Room
Tue Aug 3, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers moratorium on shared-use micromobility licenses
The City Council will consider an emergency ordinance to suspend new applications for shared-use micromobility licenses until August 3, 2022. The agenda also includes reviews of street preservation contracts and the adoption of a regional hazard mitigation plan.
- Emergency ordinance suspending shared-use micromobility applications until August 3, 2022
- $228,400 change order for A-1 Chipseal Co. street preservation project
- $345,777.13 deductive change order for South Platte Wells Transmission
- Adoption of the 2020 Adams County Multi Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
- Consideration of Planning Commission applicants
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-218-21 — Amend
5 yea · 2 absent · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 27, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds study session on hazard plans and micromobility
The Brighton City Council held a study session to discuss several municipal topics. The agenda included presentations on the 2020 Adams County Hazard Mitigation Plan and discussions regarding micromobility ordinances. The council also reviewed marijuana ballot questions and an amendment to the Lochbuie service agreement.
- Board and Commission Interviews
- 2020 Adams County Hazard Mitigation Plan presentation
- Shared Use Micromobility discussion related to Colorado House Bill 19-1221
- Marijuana ballot question(s)
- Proposed amendment to the Lochbuie Wastewater Service Agreement
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Council Chambers
Tue Jul 20, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $13.4 million water rights acquisition
The Council will consider a resolution for water rights acquisitions up to $13,405,000. The agenda also includes property conveyance at 49 South 5th Avenue and the appointment of Alicia Calderón as City Attorney.
- Up to $13,405,000.00 for groundwater, storage, or surface water rights acquisition
- Property conveyance at 49 South 5th Avenue to Brighton Housing Authority
- Amendment to Great Western Oil and Gas Company lease
- Appointment of Alicia Calderón as City Attorney
- Intergovernmental agreement for municipal court video services
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-205-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-163-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-180-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-194-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-208-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-191-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Jul 13, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to discuss American Rescue Plan funds and city contributions
This study session includes discussions regarding American Rescue Plan funds and city sponsorships. The council will also receive updates on the City Manager review process and the 2021 legislative update.
- Brighton Cultural Arts Commission presentation
- Update on the City Manager Review Process
- 2021 Legislative Update
- Discussion of American Rescue Plan funds
- Discussion of city contributions and sponsorships
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Study Session Room
Tue Jul 6, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers transferring property at 49 South 5th Avenue to Housing Authority
The City Council will consider an ordinance to convey property at 49 South 5th Avenue to the Brighton Housing Authority. The agenda also includes approving a $77,222.00 demolition contract and updates to the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Additionally, the council will review intergovernmental agreements regarding public school sites.
- Ordinance for property conveyance at 49 South 5th Avenue
- $77,222.00 demolition contract for 11880 Peoria Street
- Approval of the 2021 Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update
- Intergovernmental agreement with 27J Schools for public school sites
- Contract amendment for land acquisition services for ag preservation
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ORDINANCES FOR INITIAL CONSIDERATION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-190-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-270-15 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-188-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Jun 22, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council considers amending the Drought Management Plan
The City Council will consider a resolution to grant itself authority to declare drought stages. The council also plans to appoint a selection committee for the Municipal Judge position and will meet in executive session regarding water shares purchases and recruitment.
- Resolution amending the Drought Management Plan regarding drought stage declarations
- Appointment of a Selection Committee for the Municipal Judge
- Executive session discussion on potential water shares purchases
- Executive session discussion regarding Municipal Judge and City Attorney recruitment
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-182-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Jun 22, 2021 · 7:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council study session covers mobile vending and marijuana ballot questions
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss several city matters. Topics include code amendments for mobile vending, marijuana ballot questions, and appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission. The council will also review facility space planning and metro district plans.
- Appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Code amendments on mobile vending
- Marijuana ballot questions discussion
- Metro District Model Service Plan review
- Facilities Space Planning Project discussion
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Study Session Room
Fri Jun 18, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss water management plan and drought conditions
The City Council will meet for a special meeting to discuss the City water management plan. The council may also take action regarding drought conditions.
- Discussion of City water management plan or drought conditions (ID-183-21A)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
GENERAL BUSINESS — Amend
4 yea · 3 absent · 2 nay
Mayor Mills absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert nay · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 1 item passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jun 15, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers $215,000 contract for Observatory Park playground resurfacing
The Brighton City Council will consider lease agreements for property at 36 South Main Street and a $215,000 contract for the Observatory Park playground project. The agenda also includes an MOU with Colorado State Patrol regarding automated license plate readers. Additionally, the council will schedule a meeting to discuss potential water shares purchases.
- $215,000 contract for Observatory Park playground and resurfacing
- Lease agreement with Nature in Bronze at 36 South Main Street
- Lease agreement with Main Street Creatives at 36 South Main Street
- MOU with Colorado State Patrol regarding Automated License Plate Reader
- Special meeting for potential water shares purchases
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-167-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-151-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-152-21 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-166-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-169-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-177-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Fri Jun 4, 2021 · 1:00 PM
City Council
City Council to hold executive session for City Attorney interviews
The Brighton City Council will hold a special meeting on June 4, 2021. The agenda includes an executive session to discuss personnel matters regarding City Attorney interviews.
- Executive session regarding City Attorney interviews (ID-388-14A)
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Study Session Room
Tue Jun 1, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers updates to storm drainage and water dedication fees
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinances amending storm drainage maintenance and water dedication fees. The agenda also includes initial consideration of lease agreements for 36 South Main Street and a 10-year contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. Additionally, the council will review COVID-19 statistics and water conservation updates.
- Final reading of ordinances amending storm drainage maintenance and water dedication fees
- 10-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the Officer Safety Program 7+
- Lease agreements for city-owned property at 36 South Main Street
- Assignment of 2021 Private Activity Bond allocation for affordable housing
- Amendment to an oil and gas lease with Great Western Oil and Gas Company
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-144-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-146-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-151-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-152-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-108-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-137-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-150-21 — Approve
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-158-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-383-20 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-162-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-165-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue May 25, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews Parks and Recreation Master Plan update
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several municipal updates. Topics include the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, a sports complex feasibility study, and an E-470 Sable Interchange update. The council will also review 2020 financial audit reports.
- Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update by GreenPlay
- Sports Complex Feasibility Study
- E-470 Sable Interchange Update
- 2020 Financial Audit Report and Special Report on internal controls
parksrecreationfinanceinfrastructureroadsaudit
Virtual Meeting
Tue May 18, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers changes to storm drainage and water dedication fees
The City Council will consider first readings of ordinances regarding storm drainage maintenance fees and water dedication fees. The agenda also includes a contract amendment for the Veterans Park water quality project and several board appointments.
- Ordinance amending storm drainage maintenance fees and charges
- Ordinance amending water dedication and plant investment fees
- Contract amendment for Veterans Park Water Quality project totaling $468,234.50
- Appointment of Terrence Lucero to the Brighton Housing Authority
- Agreement between the City and Brighton Ditch Company
waterfeeshousinginfrastructureutilities
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-145-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-148-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-144-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-146-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-139-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-383-20 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue May 11, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews quarterly financial and strategic plan updates
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to review the first quarter 2021 financial report and capital project updates. The agenda also includes considering appointments to the Brighton Housing Authority and reviewing mobile vending code amendments.
- Appointments to the Brighton Housing Authority
- 1st Quarter 2021 Financial Report
- Quarter 1 2021 Strategic Plan Update
- Quarter 1 2021 Capital Project Update
- Code amendments on mobile vending
housingfinancestrategic-plancapital-projectsmobile-vending
Virtual Meeting
Tue May 4, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers street preservation and water tank construction contracts
The City Council will review COVID-19 statistics and several official proclamations. Key agenda items include resolutions to approve bids for street preservation and water tank infrastructure projects.
- $3,321,849.50 contract for 2021 Street Preservation with A-1 Chipseal Co.
- $5,443,000.00 construction contract for a 2.0MG elevated tank with Landmark Structures I, LP.
- $404,296.00 engineering oversight contract for the water tank project with Olsson.
- Proclamations for Kids to Parks Day, Historic Preservation Month, and Building Safety Month.
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Council Chambers / Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-116-21 — Amend
6 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-117-21 — Amend
6 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Apr 27, 2021 · 6:45 PM
City Council
Discussion regarding marijuana policy
The Brighton City Council scheduled a study session to discuss marijuana policy. No specific items are listed for the preceding special meeting.
- Marijuana policy discussion
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Apr 27, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to discuss City Attorney recruitment in executive session
This is a special meeting of the Brighton City Council. The agenda includes an executive session for discussion regarding City Attorney recruitment.
- Executive session regarding City Attorney recruitment
city-attorneypersonnelrecruitmentexecutive-session
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Apr 20, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council to consider Adams County grant for ADA restroom improvements
The City Council will review COVID-19 statistics and a water bill update. The council is also set to approve an Adams County grant agreement for Brighton ADA restrooms. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions regarding city attorney recruitment and lease negotiations.
- Approval of Adams County Community Development Block Grant for ADA Restrooms
- Review of COVID-19 statistics
- Water bill update regarding Code Section 13-4-120
- Scheduling a special meeting for City Attorney recruitment
- Executive session regarding leases at multiple street addresses
budgetpublic-healthutilitiesgovernment-administrationinfrastructure
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-84-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-111-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-110-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-114-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Apr 13, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Youth Commission receives a presentation from the National League of Cities
This meeting is a study session for the Brighton City Council. The agenda features a presentation to the Brighton Youth Commission by the National League of Cities.
- Brighton Youth Commission National League of Cities Presentation
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Apr 6, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers two oil and gas leases in Adams County
The City Council will consider approving two oil and gas leases with Great Western Oil and Gas Company. The meeting also includes several contract approvals for road widening and reservoir erosion protection. Additionally, the council will issue proclamations for various awareness months.
- Approval of two oil and gas leases with Great Western Oil and Gas Company
- Bridge Street Widening Design Services contract to JR Engineering, LLC for $828,845.00
- Water Master Plan Phase I contract to HRS Water Consultants, Inc. for $274,610.00
- 124th Reservoir Riprap Erosion Protection contract to SEMA Construction, Inc. for $1,170,000.00
- 124th Reservoir construction oversight contract to Engineering Analytics, Inc. for $76,628.00
oil-and-gasinfrastructurewaterconstructionutilities
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert absent · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-95-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-96-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-97-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-107-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-87-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-102-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-103-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-104-21 — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-105-21 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Mar 23, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss water dedication requirements for development
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the update of water dedication requirements for development in Brighton. The session includes a review of the Water Dedication Report.
- Update of the Water Dedication Requirements for Development in the City of Brighton
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Mar 16, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers oil and gas leases with Great Western Oil and Gas Company
The City Council will consider several agreements, including intergovernmental agreements with the Town of Lochbuie for road maintenance and fleet services. The meeting includes reviews of grant applications to Adams County and various service contracts. Officials will also review COVID-19 statistics.
- Ordinance approving two oil and gas leases with Great Western Oil and Gas Company
- $451,847.00 contract for Municipal Service Center Phase I design services
- $98,240.00 contract for facilities space planning and market assessment
- Up to $120,000 contract for armed security guard services
- MOU with Adams County regarding a minor home repair program
oil-and-gascontractsinfrastructurepublic-safetygrantscovid-19
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-77-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-80-21 — Amend
6 yea · 3 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts nay
ID-81-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 4 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Mar 9, 2021 · 7:00 PM
City Council
Review of 2020 year-end financial reports and strategic plan updates
The City Council will hold a study session to review 2020 year-end financial reports and strategic plan progress. The session includes discussions on grant applications for the Founders Plaza Phase 2 and HSV Target Property #1 projects. Additionally, council members will review intergovernmental agreements with the Town of Lochbuie.
- 2020 year-end financial report and strategic plan update
- Parking lot construction at Thomas Donelson Park
- Adams County grant applications for Founders Plaza Phase 2 and HSV Target Property #1
- Intergovernmental agreements with the Town of Lochbuie regarding median and fleet maintenance
- Judge and Deputy Judge contract reviews
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Mar 9, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to discuss lease negotiations in executive session
The City Council will hold a special meeting on March 9, 2021. The agenda includes an executive session to determine negotiation strategies for several leases.
- Executive session regarding leases at 1750 E. Egbert Street, 11890 Peoria Street, 1594 E. Bromley Lane, 49 S. 5th Avenue, 14605 Sable Blvd., and 36 S. Main Street
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Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli absent · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Mar 2, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Rezoning of an 11.412-acre property in Bromley Park PUD
The City Council will consider a rezoning request for part of the Bromley Park Planned Unit Development. The council will also review a contract for recreation center pond design and discuss the Minor Home Repair Program.
- Rezoning of approximately 11.412-acre property in Bromley Park PUD
- $184,295.00 contract award to Enginuity Engineering Solutions LLC for pond design
- Review of COVID statistics
- Memorandum of Understanding for the Minor Home Repair Program
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-60-21 — Amend
5 yea · 4 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst nay · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert nay · Councilmember Jordinelli nay · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Continue
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 4 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Feb 23, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss community survey proposal and drought update
The City Council will hold a study session to review a Polco NRC proposal for a community survey. The session also includes updates regarding the municipal judge and drought conditions.
- Polco NRC Community Survey proposal
- Update on Municipal Judge and Deputy Municipal Judge
- Drought update
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Feb 23, 2021 · 7:15 PM
City Council
City Council to discuss lease negotiation strategies in executive session
The Council will meet in executive session to determine positions and strategy for negotiations regarding several city leases. The meeting also includes the approval of the regular agenda.
- Lease negotiations for 132nd and Tucson Street and 800 S. Tower Road
- Strategy development for leases at 168th and E. 48th Avenue and 14605 Sable Blvd.
- Negotiation positions for 1750 E. Egbert Street, 11890 Peoria Street, 49 S. 5th Avenue, and 36 S. Main Street
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Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Feb 16, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers rezoning of 11-acre property in Bromley Park
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 11.412 acres in the Bromley Park Planned Unit Development. The council also plans to vote on ordinances regarding animal, health, and safety regulations. Additionally, two lease agreements for property at Historic City Hall are up for final consideration.
- Rezoning of 11.412-acre portion of Bromley Park PUD (First Reading)
- Ordinance amending municipal code regarding animals
- Ordinance amending municipal code regarding health and safety
- Lease agreement with Colorado Horse Council, Inc. for Historic City Hall
- Lease agreement with Colorado Thoroughbred Breeders Association for Historic City Hall
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Feb 9, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Review of the Stantec storm drainage rate study final report
The City Council is holding a study session to review the final report for the Storm Drainage Rate Study. This session includes a presentation of the findings from the Stantec rate study.
- Stantec storm drainage rate study final report
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Feb 2, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to consider Historic City Hall leases and animal code amendments
The Brighton City Council will consider ordinances for leasing property at 22 South 4th Avenue to the Colorado Horse Council, Inc. and the Colorado Thoroughbred Breeders Association. The agenda also includes discussions on retail marijuana, COVID-19 statistics, and a pilot program for miniature goats.
- Lease agreements for Historic City Hall with Colorado Horse Council, Inc. and Colorado Thoroughbred Breeders Association
- Ordinance creating a pilot program for miniature goats
- Amendments to municipal code regarding animals, health, and safety
- Intergovernmental agreement with Greater Brighton Fire Protection District
- Discussion on retail marijuana and COVID-19 statistics
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Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-30-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-31-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-46-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst nay · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert nay · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jan 26, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss fire district agreement and marijuana retail sales
This study session includes discussions regarding the Fire District Intergovernmental Agreement and marijuana retail sales. The council will also receive updates on BURA/South Main loan repayments and Colorado oil and gas rules. Additionally, members will discuss recruiting a new City Attorney.
- Fire District Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) draft and expiration
- BURA/South Main loan repayment update
- Update on New Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Rules
- City Attorney recruitment discussion
- Marijuana retail sales discussion
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Jan 19, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers rezoning the Water Treatment Plant Expansion property
The City Council will consider a zoning amendment for the Water Treatment Plant Expansion property and a resolution supporting a local mining application. The agenda also includes an irrigation valve modernization contract and a new pilot program for miniature goats.
- Zoning amendment for 5.535 acres at Water Treatment Plant Expansion property
- Support for Adams County mining application #EXG2020-00001
- $187,871.26 contract for irrigation valve modernization with Korby Landscape, LLC
- $5,000 mini-grant and $4,500 city match for Elmwood Cemetery beautification
- Ordinance creating a pilot program for miniature goats
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Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-14-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jan 12, 2021 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews municipal code updates and various presentations
This study session includes discussions on municipal code amendments regarding animals, health, and safety. The Council will also hear presentations on the Tucson Pit and Historic Splendid Valley. Additionally, the November 2020 financial report will be reviewed.
- Municipal Code amendments for Chapters 6, 8, and 9
- Presentation regarding the Tucson Pit
- Colorado Legal Services update
- November 2020 Financial Report
- Brighton Youth Commission presentation
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Virtual Meeting
Tue Jan 12, 2021 · 5:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers support for Adams County's 5-star certification program
The City Council will discuss a personnel matter regarding the City Attorney. The council will also consider a resolution to support Adams County’s application for a variance to establish a 5-star certification program.
- Resolution supporting Adams County's 5-star certification program application
- Discussion of a personnel matter regarding the City Attorney
brightoncity-councilpersonneladams-countycertification-program
Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
7 yea · 2 absent
Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts absent · Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert absent
ID-13-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts absent · Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts absent · Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea
ID-21-21 — Amend
8 yea · 1 absent
Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts absent · Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea
Tue Jan 5, 2021 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers zoning change for water treatment plant expansion property
The Brighton City Council will consider a zoning amendment for the Water Treatment Plant Expansion Property and several lease agreements for Historic City Hall. The agenda also includes updates to the sales tax code and a review of COVID-19 statistics.
- Zoning amendment for 5.535 acres at the Water Treatment Plant Expansion Property
- Lease agreements for Historic City Hall with Almost Home, Rocky Mountain Quarter Horse Association, and American Highland Cattle
- Amendments to the sales tax code regarding marketplace facilitators
- A $111,549.59 change order for the Core City Pipe Replacement project
- Swearing in of new board and commission members
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Virtual Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-585-20 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-586-20 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-09-21 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Humbert yea · Councilmember Jordinelli yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts nay
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.