Brighton public meetings in 2022
57 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Tue Dec 20, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider land use code changes and subdivision plans
The City Council will review amendments to the Land Use & Development Code regarding building types and site design. The agenda also includes a plan for public improvements in the Brighton Ridge subdivision and an ordinance related to water dedication.
- Amendments to the Land Use & Development Code regarding building types and site design
- Public improvement plan for the 103.57-acre Brighton Ridge subdivision
- HVAC services contract with Building Technology Systems, Inc. up to $600,000
- Ordinance amending water dedication rules
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-430-22 — Approve
11 yea · 6 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 3 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Dec 13, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council reviews impact fee results and speed limit reductions
The Brighton City Council held a study session to discuss several policy items. Presentations included the results of an impact fee study and a wastewater operational overview. The council also reviewed a proposal to reduce certain speed limits from 30 MPH to 25 MPH.
- Impact Fee Study Results and Recommendations
- Proposal to modify speed limits from 30 MPH to 25 MPH
- Water Dedication and Fee-in-Lieu Ordinance Clean-Up
- Wastewater operational overview
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Study Session Room
Tue Dec 6, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider adopting $254.7 million fiscal year 2023 budget
The City Council is reviewing the proposed $254,765,841 budget for fiscal year 2023 and setting a 6.650 mill levy. The meeting also includes discussions on a $270,000 budget amendment for utility costs and a contract for water treatment plant upgrades.
- Adoption of the FY 2023 budget totaling $254,765,841
- $1,000,000 contract with Terracon Consultants for water treatment plant upgrades
- Historic landmark designation for 402 South 2nd Avenue
- $270,000 budget amendment for increased water and electricity costs
- Lease agreements for property at 22 South 4th Avenue
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-385-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-422-22 — Approve as Amended
6 yea · 3 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo nay
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Nov 15, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council reviews public improvements for Brighton Ridge subdivision
The City Council is considering a franchise agreement with ALLO Communications, LLC for cable services. The council will also review public improvement plans for the 103.57-acre Brighton Ridge subdivision and a historic landmark designation for Pioneer Cemetery. Additionally, the agenda includes approvals for 2023 employee benefits and a shared victim services unit.
- Final reading of ALLO Communications, LLC cable franchise agreement
- Public improvement plan for the 103.57-acre Brighton Ridge subdivision
- Historic landmark designation for Pioneer Cemetery
- Approval of 2023 employee benefits
- Intergovernmental agreement for a shared Victim Services Unit
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-401-22 — Continue
5 yea · 3 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo nay
The other 15 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Nov 10, 2022 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to certify Ward 1 run-off election ballot content
The special meeting includes a resolution to certify the ballot content for the Ward 1 Council Member run-off municipal election. This election is scheduled for December 13, 2022. The resolution also designates a ballot drop-off location.
- Resolution ID-391-22: Certifying ballot content for the Ward 1 Council Member run-off election
- Designating a ballot drop-off location for the December 13, 2022, election
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
11 yea · 5 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
Tue Nov 8, 2022 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds study session on 2023 benefits and fee amendments
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the 2023 Brighton Benefits. The council will also review proposed amendments to the Community Development Department 2023 Fee Resolution. Additionally, the council will consider an appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission.
- Community Development Department 2023 Fee Resolution Amendments
- Brighton Benefits 2023 discussion
- Appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission
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Study Session Room
Wed Nov 2, 2022 · 3:00 PM
City Council
Proposed updates to City of Brighton Municipal Code Chapters 6 and 8
The City Council will discuss proposed changes to Chapters 6 and 8 of the municipal code, which includes a final update to the Police Code. The agenda also includes reports from council members on various boards and commissions.
- Municipal Code changes for Chapters 6 and 8
- Police Code Update FINAL
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Council Chambers
Tue Nov 1, 2022 · 6:15 PM
City Council
Proposed historic landmark designation for Pioneer Cemetery
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the historic landmark designation of Pioneer Cemetery. The council is also considering ordinances to amend the municipal code and establish sales tax exemptions for certain retail delivery and bag fees. Additionally, they will schedule a special meeting for the Ward 1 run-off election ballot content.
- Public hearing: Historic landmark designation for Pioneer Cemetery
- Ordinance: Amendments to municipal code regarding city departments and liquor licensing
- Ordinance: Sales tax exemptions for certain retail delivery fees and bag fees
- Proclamations: National Adoption Month and Veterans Appreciation Week
- Scheduling a special meeting for the Ward 1 run-off election ballot content
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
5 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Nov 1, 2022 · 6:00 PM
South Brighton General Improvement District
Adoption of the 2023 South Brighton General Improvement District budget
The South Brighton General Improvement District is meeting to consider the adoption of its 2023 budget. The agenda also includes resolutions for property tax levies and designating official public notice locations.
- Public hearing for adopting the 2023 GID Budget Resolution (ID-372-22A)
- Resolution levying general property taxes for the 2023 budget year (ID-392-22A)
- Designating the City of Brighton website as the official notice location for 2023 (ID-386-22B)
- Approval of November 16, 2021 meeting minutes (ID-360-22A)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
MINUTES — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst absent · Member Cushing yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Pollack absent · Member Taddeo yea
ID-372-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst absent · Member Cushing yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Pollack absent · Member Taddeo yea
ID-386-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst absent · Member Cushing yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Pollack absent · Member Taddeo yea
ID-392-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Blackhurst absent · Member Cushing yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Pollack absent · Member Taddeo yea
Tue Oct 18, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council reviews construction contracts and water fee amendments
The City Council will consider several contracts, including a $1,696,107.00 project for the Aichelman Property. The agenda also includes a final reading on non-potable water fees and a franchise agreement for cable services.
- $1,696,107.00 contract for Aichelman Property Phase 1
- $458,225.00 Rec Center roofing project contract
- Amendments to non-potable water fees and charges
- ALLO Communications cable service franchise agreement
- $287,395.00 Water Master Plan project contract
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-376-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Oct 11, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds study session on water plan and traffic calming
The City Council is holding a study session to discuss several municipal topics. Discussions include the Water Master Plan, parks and open space security, and traffic calming projects using speed tables. The session also covers sewer inspection contracts and victim services agreements.
- Water Master Plan discussion
- Traffic calming speed tables for project #21-006719
- Parks and Open Space security discussion
- Sewer Inspection Contract ID-371-226:15
- Victim Services Unit Intergovernmental Agreement
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Study Session Room
Tue Oct 4, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $11.7 million budget amendment for city funds
The City Council will consider a $11,714,588 budget amendment to transfer American Rescue Plan funding and provide storm drainage rebates. The agenda also includes final readings for the annexation and rezoning of the 95-acre Magpie Property. Additionally, the council will review a $200,000 contribution to the Highway 7 Bus Rapid Transit service.
- $11,714,588 budget amendment for Capital and Storm Drainage funds
- Annexation and rezoning of approximately 95.105 acres (Magpie Property)
- Issuance of revenue bonds for a new water treatment facility
- $200,000 contribution to Highway 7 Bus Rapid Transit service
- Amendment to non-potable water fees and charges
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-352-22 — Approve
6 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay
ID-354-22 — Approve
6 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 14 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Sep 27, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds study session on water rates and franchise agreements
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several policy and administrative items. Discussions include non-potable water rates, water conservation proposals, and the ALLO cable franchise agreement.
- Non-Potable Water Rates study
- Water Conservation Development Proposal
- ALLO Cable Franchise Agreement
- Neighborhood Watch discussion
- Discussion regarding opting out of the Colorado FAMLI Act
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Study Session Room
Tue Sep 20, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Proposed annexation and rezoning of the 150-acre Swink Property
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the annexation and rezoning of the 150.586-acre Swink Property. The agenda also includes proposals for new water treatment facility bonds and several service contracts. Additionally, the council will consider amendments to the city's code of ethics.
- Annexation and rezoning of the 150.586-acre Swink Property
- $6,300,482.00 contract for Carollo Engineers, Inc.
- Revenue bonds for a new water treatment facility
- $790,300.00 irrigation system contract for Brighton Park
- $145,898.00 contract for OpenGov, Inc. permit software
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
6 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla absent · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-329-22 — Approve
6 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-340-22 — Approve
4 yea · 3 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 9 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Sep 13, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses water treatment plant bids and code amendments
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss several administrative and policy items. The agenda includes an overview of the Online Permit Software process and a potential bid award for the Water Treatment Plant Owner’s Representative. Additionally, council members will review future code amendments.
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
- Overview of Online Permit Software process and potential bid award for Water Treatment Plant Owner’s Representative
- Presentation on future code amendments
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Study Session Room
Tue Sep 6, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $2.8 million grant for Splendid Valley property
The City Council will review several resolutions, including a large grant agreement with Adams County and a contract for park construction documents. The meeting also includes an ordinance to adopt updated international building and fire codes.
- $2,812,000.00 grant agreement for Historic Splendid Valley Target Property #1
- $220,540.00 contract with Norris Design, Inc. for park construction documents
- Ordinance to adopt 2021 International Building and Fire Codes
- Resolution setting city fees and charges effective January 1, 2023
- Mini-grant applications for Carmichael Park and Cherry Meadows Park
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-308-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-313-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-311-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-318-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-319-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-323-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
Tue Aug 23, 2022 · 1:00 PM
City Council
Review of the 2023/2024 Council Budget and fee resolutions
The City Council will hold a study session to review the 2023/2024 Council Budget. This includes discussions regarding the 2023 Governmental and Utilities Fee Resolution and Schedule. The council will also consider appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission and the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.
- 2023/2024 Council Budget Review
- 2023 Governmental & Utilities Fee Resolution & Schedule
- Appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission and Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
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Study Session Room
Tue Aug 23, 2022 · 4:00 PM
City Council
City Council to appoint directors for Brighton Crossing Metropolitan Districts
The City Council is meeting to consider resolutions regarding board appointments. These actions involve appointing directors to Brighton Crossing Metropolitan Districts 5, 6, 7, and 8.
- Appointment of directors for Brighton Crossing Metropolitan District No. 7
- Appointment of directors for Brighton Crossing Metropolitan Districts Nos. 5, 6, and 8
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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
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-306-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-307-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
Tue Aug 23, 2022 · 4:15 PM
City Council
Review of 2023/2024 Council Budget and utility fee resolutions
The City Council is holding a study session to review the 2023/2024 Council Budget. The session also includes a review of the 2023 Governmental & Utilities Fee Resolution and Schedule.
- 2023/2024 Council Budget Review
- 2023 Governmental & Utilities Fee Resolution & Schedule
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Study Session Room
Wed Aug 17, 2022 · 2:00 PM
City Council
The August 17, 2022, City Council agenda contains only test information.
This meeting agenda consists of placeholder text for a study session test. No official business or substantive items are listed in the document.
- No substantive business items listed beyond test entries.
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Study Session Room
Wed Aug 17, 2022 · 2:15 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council meeting agenda contains only placeholder text
The August 17, 2022, meeting agenda consists of procedural items and placeholder text for testing purposes. No substantive business or decisions are listed in the document.
- Placeholder text used for testing
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Council Chambers
Tue Aug 16, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers annexing and rezoning 95 acres of Magpie property
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the annexation and rezoning of approximately 95.105 acres known as the Magpie Property. The agenda also includes a $125,329.00 roofing contract and updates to the city's procurement code.
- Annexation and rezoning of 95.105 acres (Magpie Property)
- $125,329.00 contract for city-wide roofing project
- Amendment to groundwater appropriation rules during annexation
- Updates to the Brighton Municipal Code procurement section
- Appointments to Brighton Crossing Metropolitan District Nos. 5-8
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-281-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-294-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-297-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-299-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-293-22 — Continue
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-298-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
Tue Aug 9, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council study session includes opioid discussion and building code updates
This meeting is a study session for discussion and information updates rather than formal decisions. The council will hear an opioid discussion from District Attorney Brian Mason and receive a Brighton Housing Authority update. Additionally, the session covers building code energy updates and a facilities use assessment report.
- Opioid discussion with District Attorney Brian Mason
- Brighton Housing Authority update
- Building Codes Update regarding energy codes
- Facilities Use Assessment Final Report
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Study Session Room
Tue Aug 2, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council considers major zoning amendments for Brighton Ridge and Bromley Park
The City Council will vote on zoning amendments for the Brighton Ridge and Bromley Park developments. The meeting also includes discussions on opioid settlement allocations and an ordinance to update ward and precinct boundaries. Additionally, several infrastructure contracts and utility amendments are up for approval.
- Zoning amendment for 103.57 acres at Brighton Ridge
- Rezoning of 18.9 acres in Bromley Park PUD
- $578,327.00 contract for Lutz Reservoir pump station design
- $843,916.00 contract for Ken Mitchell Cell No. 3 improvements
- Ordinance regarding ward and precinct redistricting
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-271-22 — Approve as Amended
5 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 26, 2022 · 6:15 PM
City Council
City Council study session includes procurement code updates
The City Council is holding a study session to discuss several policy and infrastructure items. Topics include updates to the procurement code, reservoir designs, and an easement for the Union Pacific Railroad Spur at the MSC Site.
- Procurement Code updates
- Union Pacific Railroad Spur Easement discussion at MSC Site
- Lutz Non-Potable Reservoir design
- Ken Mitchell Cell #3 Design Project
- Underground Damage Safety Prevention Commission review
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Study Session Room
Tue Jul 26, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to consider ward redistricting ordinance
The City Council will review an ordinance regarding wards and precincts, which includes a presentation on redistricting scenarios. The council will also select two members to work with the Human Resources Director on an evaluation process for direct appointees.
- Ordinance to repeal Ordinance No. 2257 and re-enact Municipal Code Section 1-16-10 regarding wards and precincts
- Ward redistricting informational presentation
- Selection of two council members for a direct appointee evaluation process
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-278-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 2 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 19, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers zoning amendments for Brighton Ridge and Bromley Park
The City Council is reviewing final ordinances for zoning amendments at Brighton Ridge and Bromley Park. The agenda also includes approving contracts for water line design and ADA bathroom construction. Additionally, the council will review a memorandum of understanding regarding homelessness services.
- Zoning map amendment for approximately 103.57 acres at Brighton Ridge
- Rezoning of an 18.9-acre portion of Bromley Park Planned Unit Development
- Water line design contract with JR Engineering, LLC for $338,191.00
- ADA compliant bathroom construction contract with Wilderness Construction, LLC for $248,919
- Memorandum of Understanding regarding homelessness services
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-260-22 — Approve
5 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing absent · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 12, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Financial updates and ward redistricting discussions
The City Council will hold a study session to review the May 2022 financial report and Q1 capital reports. The session also includes discussions regarding Ward 1 vacancy, redistricting, and the Aerotropolis update.
- May 2022 Financial Report and Q1 Capital Report
- Core City Water Line Replacement - Design presentation
- Ward 1 Vacancy and Redistricting discussion
- Aerotropolis Update
- Historic Preservation Commission appointment consideration
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Study Session Room
Tue Jul 5, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
First reading for rezoning approximately 18.9 acres in Bromley Park PUD
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of an 18.9-acre portion of the Bromley Park Planned Unit Development. The agenda also includes a resolution concerning the Magpie Annexation and an update on the Co-Responder Program.
- Rezoning of ~18.9 acres in Bromley Park PUD
- Resolution for 95.105-acre Magpie Annexation
- Park and Recreation Month Proclamation
- Co-Responder Program update
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-246-22 — Approve
4 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 4 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Jun 30, 2022 · 12:00 PM
City Council
City Council to discuss Ward 1 vacancy and approve April meeting minutes
The Brighton City Council will meet on June 30, 2022, to approve minutes from April meetings and hold a discussion regarding a Ward 1 vacancy. The agenda also includes ceremonial items and opportunities for public comment.
- Approval of the April 12, 2022 City Council Minutes
- Approval of the April 19, 2022 City Council Minutes
- Ward 1 Vacancy Discussion
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Council Chambers
Tue Jun 28, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers Brighton Ridge zoning map amendment
The council will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning map amendment for approximately 103.57 acres at Brighton Ridge. The agenda also includes ordinances for ethics code changes, fire restrictions, and pedestrian safety. Additionally, the 2021 financial audit report will be presented.
- Public hearing for Brighton Ridge zoning map amendment (approx. 103.57 acres)
- Ordinance amending the City of Brighton Code of Ethics
- Final reading of ordinance regarding open fire and burning restrictions
- Final reading of ordinance regarding pedestrian traffic safety
- Resolution for drainage and flood control maintenance with Mile High Flood District
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-229-22 — Amend
3 nay · 3 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills nay · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski absent · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-229-22 — Approve
4 nay · 2 yea · 2 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst nay · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla nay · Councilmember Pawlowski absent · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo nay
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jun 7, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers traffic code adoption and budget amendments
The Council will hold a final reading on adopting the 2020 Model Traffic Code for Colorado. The agenda also includes a budget amendment of $235,761.00 for bathroom remodels and lodging tax grants, as well as resolutions regarding water use restrictions.
- Final reading of ordinance to adopt the 2020 Model Traffic Code
- Budget amendment of $235,761.00 for Historic City Hall bathrooms and lodging tax grants
- Resolution authorizing restrictions on water use for irrigation and outdoor purposes
- Contract change order of $46,155.00 with Arrow-J Landscape and Design, Inc.
- Amendment to the 2022 Fee Resolution regarding business licensing
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-197-22 — Approve
6 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-216-22 — Approve
5 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla nay · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 17 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue May 31, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to discuss RTD update during study session
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session on May 31, 2022. The agenda includes an update regarding RTD. No other substantive items are listed for this session.
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Study Session Room
Tue May 24, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss business license fees and land acquisition
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to review several policy items. Discussions include water conservation, business license fee updates, and amendments to the Land Acquisition Service for AG Preservation Agreement.
- Amendment to the Land Acquisition Service for AG Preservation Agreement
- Water conservation discussion
- Proposed updates to the Brighton Youth Commission Membership Code
- Business License Fee Update
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Study Session Room
Tue May 24, 2022 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council meeting focuses on Ward 1 vacancy
The City Council will hold a special meeting to address the Ward 1 vacancy. The agenda includes an executive session for legal advice and a general business discussion regarding the vacancy.
- Executive session for legal advice on the Ward 1 Vacancy
- Discussion of the Ward 1 Vacancy
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 1 item passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue May 17, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider updates to water fees and charges
The council will consider an ordinance to amend water fees and charges within the municipal code. The agenda also includes reviewing contracts for sewer line inspections and ADA-compliant bathroom construction. Additionally, the council will address intergovernmental agreements and board appointments.
- Contract for acoustic sewer line inspection: $164,332.86
- Contract for ADA compliant bathrooms: $220,760.04
- Ordinance to amend water fees and charges
- Intergovernmental agreement with South Adams County Water and Sanitation District
- Appointment of David McWilliams to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-170-22 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts nay
ID-178-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 5 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue May 10, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council reviews 2023 budget process and ethics code updates
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss several administrative and policy topics. This includes a preview of the 2023 budget process and proposed updates to the city's ethics code. The council will also review regional alignment on homelessness and sewer line inspections.
- Preview of the 2023 budget process
- Proposed updates to the Ethics Code
- Regional Alignment on Homelessness MOU
- Denver Water and South Adams IGAs
- Appointments to Brighton Housing Authority and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Study Session Room
Tue May 3, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $111,780 contract for outside lighting
The Brighton City Council will review contracts for outside lighting and infrastructure design. The council will also consider an amended intergovernmental agreement with Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1. The agenda includes several official proclamations and a presentation on conflict of interest law.
- $111,780.00 contract for outside lighting
- $76,859.00 design proposal from Olsson, Inc. for Ken Mitchell Cell 1 improvements
- $15,000 lodging tax grant and allocations
- Amended intergovernmental agreement with Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1
- Exclusion of property from Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1 boundaries
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-156-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-157-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-158-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-159-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-160-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-161-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-162-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-163-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-180-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst absent · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Apr 26, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses water rates and board appointment policies
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to discuss various policy and utility items. The agenda includes discussions on water treatment plant rates and the appointment policy for boards and commissions.
- Amending Board and Commission interview policy
- Presentation on Cell 1 Gravity Line and Sump Drain Line design improvements
- Public Safety Committee discussion
- Water Treatment Plant and proposed rate updates for July 2022 and January 2023
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Study Session Room
Tue Apr 19, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers authorizing shared electric scooters
The council will consider an ordinance to authorize and license shared electric scooters within the city. Members will also review several contracts for infrastructure, security improvements, and park renovations. Additionally, a first reading of the 2020 Model Traffic Code is scheduled.
- Ordinance authorizing and licensing shared electric scooters
- $600,000 contract for manhole rehabilitation with Concrete Conservation, LLC
- $407,511 change order for Bridge Street Widening design services
- $381,875 contract for basketball court replacement with Arrow-J Landscape and Design, Inc.
- First reading of the 2020 Model Traffic Code adoption
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-108-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Apr 12, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Boundary adjustment for Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss a boundary adjustment and property exclusion for Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1. The agenda also includes reviewing an intergovernmental agreement with Commerce City regarding CRISI grant funding. Other topics include manhole rehabilitation and water enterprise security upgrades.
- Brighton Ridge Metropolitan District No. 1 boundary adjustment and property exclusion
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Commerce City regarding CRISI Grant Funding
- Manhole Rehabilitation Project
- Water Enterprise Security Upgrades
- Well Site Standby Generators
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Study Session Room
Tue Apr 12, 2022 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider resolution approving a settlement
The Brighton City Council will hold a special meeting to approve a settlement and receive legal advice regarding ongoing litigation. The agenda also includes an Autism Acceptance Month proclamation.
- Resolution to approve a settlement (ID-124-22A)
- Autism Acceptance Month Proclamation (ID-139-22A)
- Executive session for legal advice on ongoing litigation (ID-138-22A)
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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 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-139-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-124-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-138-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Apr 5, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers an ordinance for shared electric scooters.
The City Council will consider an ordinance to authorize and license shared electric scooters in the city. The agenda also includes several contract approvals and a discussion on public safety.
- Ordinance for shared electric scooter licensing
- $936,385 contract amendment for Municipal Service Center design services
- $522,418 contract with Meridiam Partners, LLC for pond liner work
- $285,000 contract with Star Playgrounds
- $347,728.62 contract with Velocity Plant Services, LLC
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-108-22 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-124-22 — Continue
5 yea · 3 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla nay · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 17 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Mar 22, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider changes to water and wastewater fees
The Brighton City Council will consider an ordinance to amend water and wastewater fees and charges. The council also plans to review a grant application for HSV Target Property #1 and an agreement with Fulton Irrigation Ditch Company. Additionally, the meeting includes appointments to the District Plan Commission.
- Ordinance amending water and wastewater fees and charges
- Grant application for HSV Target Property #1 additional funding
- Agreement with Fulton Irrigation Ditch Company
- Appointments of Jennifer Council and Mark Humbert to the District Plan Commission
- Neurodiverse Community Week Proclamation
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-77-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-69-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-98-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Mar 22, 2022 · 6:15 PM
City Council
Update on the 2022 Water Rate Analysis
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to receive an update regarding the 2022 Water Rate Analysis. This item is part of a scheduled study session following a special meeting.
- Water Rate Study Update (ID-97-22)
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Study Session Room
Tue Mar 8, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
The City Council will discuss the E-470 interchange at Sable Boulevard.
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to review several infrastructure and policy topics. Discussions include the E-470 interchange at Sable Boulevard, water policy updates, and eScooter usage. The council will also consider appointments to the District Plan Commission.
- E-470 Interchange at Sable Boulevard discussion
- Water Policy Update
- HSV Target Property #1 additional funding grant application
- Policy amendment for Board and Commission member appointments
- eScooter discussion
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Study Session Room
Tue Mar 8, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to hold ceremony for Ukraine solidarity proclamation
This special meeting of the Brighton City Council includes a ceremony regarding a Ukraine solidarity proclamation. The agenda also covers standard procedures such as the call to order and approval of the regular agenda.
- Brighton Stands in Solidarity with Ukraine Proclamation (ID-89-22A)
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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
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-89-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Mar 1, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers $5,177,162 budget amendment and utility rate changes
The Brighton City Council is reviewing a $5,177,162 budget amendment for the Municipal Service Center and water rate changes. The council will also consider an ordinance regarding water and wastewater fees and a rezoning request for Mountain View Estates Subdivision. Other items include lodging tax grant allocations and a GIS contract.
- $5,177,162 budget amendment for the Municipal Service Center and water rate changes
- Ordinance amending water and wastewater fees and charges
- Rezoning of Mountain View Estates Subdivision to a Planned Development
- $250,000 in lodging tax grants and allocations for 2022
- $5,640 contract with North Line GIS
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-82-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts nay
ID-73-22 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-74-22 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Feb 22, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council discusses Public Health Department Request For Qualifications
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss several policy items. The agenda includes a discussion regarding the Public Health Department's Request For Qualifications and an update on the Water Conservation Program. The council will also review legislative updates and city council rules.
- Public Health Department Request For Qualifications (RFQ) discussion
- Water Conservation Program update
- City Council Rules discussion
- Legislative Update
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Council Chambers
Tue Feb 15, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council considers rezoning for Mountain View Estates subdivision
The City Council is reviewing a rezoning request for the Mountain View Estates subdivision via Planned Development. The agenda also includes several appointments to local boards and commissions, as well as contract awards for infrastructure projects.
- Rezoning of Mountain View Estates subdivision via Planned Development
- $116,425.00 contract award to Lucero Concrete, LLC for South Outfall Trail replacement
- $91,981.25 contract award to Ideal Fencing Corp. for guardrail treatment
- Agreement with Brookfield Residential (Colorado), LLC for parking lot construction and reimbursement
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Adams County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement personnel
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-59-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-61-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-50-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-51-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-52-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
ID-60-22 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
GENERAL BUSINESS — Amend
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Watts yea
Tue Feb 8, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council discusses water law and Donelson Park infrastructure improvements
This study session includes presentations on water law and potable water storage maintenance. The council will also discuss a reimbursement agreement for parking lot construction and street repairs at Donelson Park.
- Reimbursement agreement with Brookfield Residential for Donelson Park parking lot and street repairs
- Bromley-Hishinuma Farm presentation
- Brighton Housing Authority update
- Potable water storage maintenance discussion
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Board appointment consideration
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Council Chambers
Tue Feb 1, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Proposed rezoning for the Mountain View Estates subdivision
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of the Mountain View Estates subdivision. The council is also scheduled to consider a resolution to award a $34,500 contract to FCI Constructors, Inc.
- Rezoning of Mountain View Estates Subdivision (First Reading)
- $34,500 contract with FCI Constructors, Inc. for Municipal Service Center CMAR
- First Amendment to the 2022 Budget
- Black History Month Proclamation
- Appointment of Board and Commission Applicants
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-42-22 — Amend
6 yea · 3 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing yea · Councilmember Watts yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla nay · Councilmember Pollack yea
The other 8 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jan 25, 2022 · 5:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss Municipal Service Center and water status updates.
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to review several city-related items. Discussions include an update on the Municipal Service Center Project and the current water status. The council will also conduct board and commission interviews and discuss meeting rules of procedure.
- Board and Commission Interviews
- Municipal Service Center Project update
- Water Status Update
- Review of City Council Rules of Procedure
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Study Session Room
Tue Jan 18, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council to consider $3.5 million utility construction contract
The City Council will vote on several resolutions regarding infrastructure and land use. This includes approving a large-scale utility project and landscaping for Founders Plaza. The council will also address eminent domain for storm water drainage improvements.
- $3,529,000 contract with Garney Construction for SACWSD Interconnect
- $613,810 landscaping contract for Founders Plaza Phase II
- Eminent domain proceedings for storm water drainage near North Golden Eagle Parkway
- Lease agreement for 269 East Bridge Street with the Chamber of Commerce
- $2,500 matching funds for Donelson Park beautification project
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-30-22 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Watts yea · Mayor Pro Tem Cushing nay · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jan 11, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Discussion of Depot Building Lease Agreement with Chamber of Commerce
The City Council is holding a study session to discuss several policy and development items. The session includes presentations on public official liability, interconnect design builds, and updates regarding Brighton Crossing.
- Lease agreement for the Depot Building with the Chamber of Commerce
- Presentation on Public Official Liability (CIRSA)
- Bid presentation for Interconnect Design Build
- Discussion regarding Metropolitan Districts and Eminent Domain at Brighton Crossing
- Founders Plaza Phase II update
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Study Session Room
Tue Jan 4, 2022 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council meets to approve minutes and designate 2022 public notice locations
The City Council will review the consent agenda, which includes approving December 2021 meeting minutes. The council will also consider a resolution designating the city website as the primary location for public notices in 2022. Additionally, outgoing and current council members are scheduled to provide comments.
- Approval of December 7, 2021, and December 21, 2021, meeting minutes
- Resolution designating the city website as the primary location for public notices in 2022
- Comments by outgoing and current City Council members
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The Armory
Tue Jan 4, 2022 · 6:30 PM
City Council
Swearing in of new City Council members and selection of Mayor Pro Tem
The meeting focuses on the swearing in of new council members by Judge Michelle Kline. The council will also undergo reorganization to select a Mayor Pro Tem.
- Swearing in of new City Council members
- Selection of Mayor Pro Tem
- Reorganization of City Council
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The Armory