Brighton public meetings in 2024
44 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Tue Dec 17, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers $11.6M recreation center expansion and budget amendment
The City Council will vote on several high-value infrastructure contracts and a $1 million budget amendment. The body is also considering land use code changes regarding missing middle housing and a right-of-way vacation.
- Contract for Phase 2 of Brighton Recreation Center expansion with FCI Constructors, Inc. for $11,641,771
- Budget amendment of $1,000,000 for benefits costs, fleet maintenance, and an irrigation leak at Elmwood Cemetery
- Contract with Hallmark, Inc. for Colorado Front Range Trail Veteran’s Park Trail Connection for $948,214
- Ordinance amending Land Use and Development Code regarding public land and missing middle housing
- Approval of final plat and development agreement for Brighton Crossing Filing No. 2 8th Amendment
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-337-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 12 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Dec 16, 2024 · 11:00 AM
City Council
Agenda contains only test ordinances and resolutions
This City Council agenda is procedural only, with test agenda items listed for ordinances and resolutions. No actual policy decisions or public hearings are scheduled. The meeting includes standard items such as approval of agenda, consent agenda, and executive session.
- Only test items (OrdinanceID-377-20A and ResolutionID-376-20A) are scheduled
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Council Chambers
Tue Dec 10, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to discuss lead water line inventory and investigation
This is a study session; no formal votes are expected. Council will discuss an appointment to the Brighton Housing Authority, fire impact fees, a trail connection at Veteran's Park, a recreation center gym expansion contract, and a mandated lead service line inventory and investigation.
- Consider appointment to the Brighton Housing Authority (ID-105-19)
- Brighton Fire Impact Fee update (ID-336-24)
- Colorado Front Range Trail Veteran's Park Trail Connection (ID-332-24)
- Brighton Recreation Center General Contractor for Construction – GMP Gym Expansion (ID-334-24)
- Lead Service Line Inventory and Investigation (ID-331-24)
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Study Session Room
Tue Dec 3, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to approve $600,000 RTD grant for microtransit pilot
The Brighton City Council will consider several actions, including approving a regional transportation district grant of $600,000 to fund a microtransit pilot and matching the grant. The council will also approve a $4,037,018 contract with BT Construction for the South Brighton utility installation and SACWSD disconnect project. Additional items include reappointing Mark Rawlings to the Planning Commission, finding substantial compliance for the 2.859‑acre Peters Property annexation and scheduling a public hearing, and adopting the Q3 financial report.
- Approve acceptance of a $600,000 RTD grant for the microtransit pilot and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement
- Approve a $4,037,018 contract with BT Construction, Inc. for the South Brighton utility installation and SACWSD disconnect project
- Reappoint Mark Rawlings as the Ward 1 member of the Planning Commission for a term ending January 2029
- Find substantial compliance of the Peters Property annexation (approximately 2.859 acres) and set a public hearing for January 21, 2025
- Adopt the Q3 Financial Report
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-315-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-325-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue Nov 19, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to consider missing middle housing zoning changes
The Brighton City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading on a code amendment to allow missing middle housing on public land. Final consideration is scheduled for multiple development amendments, including Bromley Park PUD, Ravenfield rezoning, and Prairie Center agreements. A resolution to award a $3,186,935 contract for the Core City Pipeline Replacement Phase III to American West Construction, LLC is also up for approval.
- Public hearing on ordinance amending Land Use Code for public land and missing middle housing (first reading)
- Final consideration of Bromley Park Planned Unit Development 33rd Amendment on 20.719 acres near East Bridge Street
- Final consideration of Ravenfield zoning map amendment from C-O and PUD to R-3 for 6.14 acres north of Purcell Street
- Final consideration of Fourth Amendment to Prairie Center comprehensive funding plan, master development, pre-annexation, and intergovernmental agreements
- Resolution to accept American West Construction, LLC proposal for Core City Pipeline Replacement Phase III at $3,186,935
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-313-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-316-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-317-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-320-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-321-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-322-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Mon Nov 4, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to hold public hearings on three land use amendments
The City Council will consider several zoning and development amendments, including changes to Bromley Park and Ravenfield. The body is also reviewing enforcement mechanisms for the Land Use and Development Code and easements for Public Service Company of Colorado.
- Public hearing for Bromley Park Planned Unit Development 33rd Amendment (20.719 acres)
- Public hearing for Ravenfield zoning map amendment from C-O and PUD to R-3 (6.14 acres)
- Public hearing for Brighton Crossing Filing No. 2 8th Amendment subdivision final plat (33.248 acres)
- Proposed fourth amendment to the funding and development agreements for Prairie Center
- Resolution to rename Memorial Parkway to Legacy Pathway
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-282-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-283-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-313-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Oct 22, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to discuss Memorial Parkway renaming and Adams County Ballot Item 1A
The City Council will hold a study session to review updates from the District Attorney and Public Works. Members will discuss the impact of Adams County Ballot Item 1A and a proposal to rename Memorial Parkway.
- Discussion of Adams County Ballot Item 1A and its impact on C2C
- Memorial Parkway renaming petitions
- Legacy Pathway Plaque Policy Update regarding naming of public amenities and parks
- Review of executed contract listing for August and September 2024
- Public Works Department update
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Study Session Room
Tue Oct 15, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to adopt 2025 budget and approve utility rate changes
The Brighton City Council will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2025 budget of $255,284,504, setting the general property tax mill levy at 6.650 mills. The council will also approve fee changes effective January 1, 2025, and authorize contracts for a fiber optic installation project and a Lutz Reservoir Pump Station.
- Adopt FY 2025 budget ($255,284,504)
- Set 2025 general property tax mill levy at 6.650
- Approve 2025 fee changes effective Jan 1
- Authorize fiber optic cable installation contract ($633,058)
- Authorize Lutz Reservoir Pump Station construction ($11,034,043)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-282-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-283-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-288-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-293-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 11 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Oct 15, 2024 · 6:45 PM
South Brighton General Improvement District
South Brighton General Improvement District to adopt 2025 budget
The South Brighton General Improvement District is meeting to consider the 2025 budget and the associated property tax levy. The body will also discuss the official location for posting public notices in 2025.
- Resolution adopting the 2025 budget (ID-291-24A)
- Resolution levying general property taxes for 2025 (ID-290-24A)
- Resolution designating the City of Brighton website for 2025 public notices (ID-279-24B)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
MINUTES — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Fiedler absent · Member Green yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Snyder yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Fiedler absent · Member Green yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Snyder yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Worth yea
ID-279-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Fiedler absent · Member Green yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Snyder yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Worth yea
ID-290-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Fiedler absent · Member Green yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Snyder yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Worth yea
ID-291-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Chairman Mills yea · Member Fiedler absent · Member Green yea · Member Johnston yea · Member Padilla yea · Member Pawlowski yea · Member Snyder yea · Member Taddeo yea · Member Worth yea
Tue Oct 8, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to review homeless encampment policy and 2025 employee benefits
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several administrative and policy updates. The meeting includes presentations on employee benefits, homeless encampment enforcement, and utility regulations.
- 2025 Employee Benefits Presentation
- Homeless Encampment Policy and Update on Enforcement Actions 2024 / Case Law Update
- Sister Cities Policy Discussion
- Service Line Inventory for the Lead and Copper Regulations
- Utilities Department Update Q3 2024
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Study Session Room
Tue Oct 1, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to consider $1.08 million budget amendment
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a budget amendment to allocate funds for grants, loans, and city projects. The body will also consider the sale of city-owned real property and a new employee compensation plan.
- Appropriation of $1,079,172 for grant awards, cemetery fund loan repayment, and projects including Trash Bash and police training
- Ordinance for the sale and conveyance of city-owned real property
- Resolution approving the employee compensation plan using a 98% market rate comparison
- Discussion regarding a Brighton Fire Fee proposal
- Executive session for City Manager evaluation
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-270-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 5 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Sep 17, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to vote on sale of city property and purchase new parcels
The Brighton City Council will approve the August 20 minutes, appoint an alternate Parks and Recreation Advisory Board member, and swear in a new board member. Council members will consider an ordinance to sell city‑owned real property and another ordinance amending impact fees and utility rates. Two resolutions will authorize purchases of land at Sable Boulevard & 136th Avenue and at Tower Road & Southern Street. The meeting also includes public comments, utilities business, parking permit matters, and an executive session on personnel.
- Ordinance approving sale and conveyance of certain city‑owned real property (ID‑260‑24A)
- Ordinance amending Articles 3, 13, and 14 of the municipal code on impact fees and utility rates (ID‑249‑24A)
- Resolution authorizing purchase of property at Sable Boulevard and 136th Avenue (ID‑259‑24A)
- Resolution authorizing purchase of property at Tower Road and Southern Street (ID‑262‑24B)
- Appointment of Megan Mothershed as alternate member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (ID‑261‑24B)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-249-24 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-260-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-247-24 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 4 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Sep 10, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council will consider public land and missing‑middle housing code amendments
The Brighton City Council meeting will discuss several study‑session items, including a code amendment for public land and missing‑middle housing. The council will also consider appointing a member to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board and receive updates on sister cities, a design services contract for Sable Blvd (Project 23‑007963), and public works. These items are for discussion and review; no final votes are indicated in the agenda.
- Public Land and Missing Middle Housing Code Amendments (ID‑252)
- Consider Appointment to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board (ID‑105‑19)
- Sister Cities Update (ID‑257‑246)
- Project 23‑007963 – Design Services for Sable Blvd (ID‑253)
- Public Works Department Update (ID‑250)
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Study Session Room
Tue Sep 3, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider ordinance on impact fees and utility rates
The City Council will consider an ordinance to amend the municipal code regarding utility rates and impact fees. The meeting also includes presentations for local graduations and a discussion on Brighton High School parking permits.
- Initial consideration of an ordinance amending Articles 3, 13, and 14 of the municipal code relating to impact fees and utility rates
- Discussion regarding Brighton High School parking permits
- Presentation of the Land That I Love Artwork
- Performance and Leadership Academy Graduation presentation
- Update on Board and Commission vacancies
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-249-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-247-24 — Amend
6 yea · 3 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla nay · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo nay · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 2 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Aug 27, 2024 · 1:00 PM
City Council
Council will review the recommended 2025‑2026 budget
The Brighton City Council will receive a presentation on the second‑quarter financial update and will review the recommended 2025‑2026 budget. An executed contract listing for July 2024 will also be presented. No other decisions are listed in the agenda.
- Q2 Financial Update presentation (ID-243-241:15)
- 2025‑2026 Recommended Budget review (ID-242-241:30)
- Executed Contract Listing – July 2024 (ID-240-241:00)
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Study Session Room
Tue Aug 6, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council to approve Adams Point zoning map amendment for 7.387‑acre parcel
The Brighton City Council will approve the July 2, 2024 meeting minutes and make several appointments, including Kevin Wieland as an alternate Planning Commission member and new members of the Youth Commission. Council members will consider ordinances that amend the municipal code on youth board membership and approve a zoning map amendment changing a 7.387‑acre parcel from C‑3 to R‑3 near East Bridge Street. Additional resolutions will update the policy for appointing board and commission members and adopt a design concept for the Brighton Community Identity Design Plan. The meeting will also include a discussion of a homestead development project and an executive session on city attorney personnel matters and real‑property negotiations.
- Ordinance amending Article 2 on youth membership on boards and commissions (ID-191-24A)
- Ordinance approving Adams Point zoning map amendment from C‑3 to R‑3 for approx 7.387 acre (ID-208-24B)
- Resolution amending city council policy for board, commission, and authority appointments (ID-230-24A)
- Resolution approving design concept for Brighton Community Identity Design Plan (ID-228-24B)
- Appointment of Kevin Wieland as alternate Planning Commission member (term to Jan 2029) (ID-229-24B)
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-191-24 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla nay · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-208-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-228-24 — Approve
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla nay · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth nay
The other 5 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 23, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council to review impact fees, recycling, and siren systems
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss the outdoor warning siren system, a proposal for impact fees and municipal code updates, and a community recycling and composting study. The meeting also includes a discussion on permit parking at Brighton High School.
- Outdoor warning siren system update
- Impact fee proposal and municipal code updates
- Community recycling and composting study
- Brighton High School permit parking discussion
- Contract listing for June 2024
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Study Session Room
Tue Jul 16, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers zoning change for 7.387-acre Adams Point property
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning map amendment for a property near East Bridge Street. The body is also considering a contract for municipal furniture and a bond allocation for housing.
- Public hearing for Adams Point zoning map amendment from C-3 to R-3 for approximately 7.387 acres
- Contract with Working Spaces, Inc. for Municipal Service Center furniture, fixtures, and equipment for $565,250
- Resolution to assign Private Activity Bond allocation to the Brighton Housing Authority
- Introduction of Growing Grads Young Entrepreneurs
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
5 yea · 4 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth absent
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Amend
5 yea · 4 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth absent
ID-208-24 — Approve
5 yea · 4 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth absent
ID-215-24 — Approve
5 yea · 4 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth absent
ID-220-24 — Approve
5 yea · 4 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth absent
Tue Jul 9, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council Study Session on July 9, 2024
The City Council will hold a study session to review several administrative and city projects. Discussion topics include the Community Identity Design Plan, updates to board appointment policies, and potential Home Rule Charter ballot questions.
- Brighton Community Identity Design Plan Project update
- Review of City Council policy regarding interview and appointment procedures for boards and commissions
- Discussion of Home Rule Charter ballot questions
- Municipal Service Center furnishing
- Community Development department update
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Study Session Room
Tue Jul 2, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers Otten property annexation and zoning changes
The City Council will review the final reading for the annexation and rezoning of approximately 4.918 acres known as the Otten property. Additionally, council members will consider an amended economic incentive agreement for Olive Garden Holdings, LLC.
- Final reading of ordinance to annex the 4.918-acre Otten property
- Final reading of ordinance to rezone the Otten property from Adams County A-2 to C-2
- Approval of annexation agreement for the Otten property
- Amendment to economic incentive agreement for Olive Garden Holdings, LLC
- Ordinance to amend municipal code regarding youth membership on boards and commissions
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-161-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-162-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-191-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla nay · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-201-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder absent · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 5 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jun 25, 2024 · 5:30 PM
City Council
Council considers water fees for housing and a $4.5 million road project
The City Council will meet for a special session to consider several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include amending municipal code regarding water dedication fees for affordable housing and approving a transportation preservation contract.
- Ordinance to amend Brighton Municipal Code sections 13-4-05 and 13-4-10(a) regarding fee-in-lieu of water dedication for affordable housing projects
- Resolution to approve a $4,506,947 contract with A-1 Chipseal Company for the 2024 Transportation Preservation and Improvement Project
- Resolution to appoint Keith Mutz to an unexpired term on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board through January 2027
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-177-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-194-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue Jun 25, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council reviews Legacy Foundation, youth boards, and Lutz Reservoir funding
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to review updates on the Legacy Foundation, youth participation on city boards, and the Lutz Reservoir project. These items cover community funding allocations, local board representation, and regional water infrastructure planning. The provided agenda lists only informational presentations and does not include formal policy votes or public hearings. Residents can attend at 500 S. 4th Avenue or request language access and disability accommodations by the Thursday before the meeting.
- Legacy Foundation presentation covering the 2023 end-of-year report and 2024 grant recipients
- Discussion on expanding youth membership to city boards and commissions
- Update on the Lutz Reservoir project and a fourth amendment to its comprehensive funding agreement
- Study session format with no formal policy votes or public hearings listed in the provided text
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Study Session Room
Tue Jun 11, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses 2023 audit and transportation projects
The City Council will hold a study session to review the 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and auditor communications. The session also includes a discussion on the 2024 Transportation Preservation and Improvement Project and a Finance Department update.
- Review of 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
- 2024 Transportation Preservation and Improvement Project presentation
- Finance Department update
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Study Session Room
Tue Jun 4, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider strategic plan, sustainability plan, and water fees
The City Council will meet to consider adopting a revised 2023-2027 Strategic Plan and the 2024 Sustainability Plan. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding water dedication fees for affordable housing projects.
- Adoption of the revised 2023-2027 Strategic Plan
- Adoption of the 2024 Sustainability Plan
- LGBTQ+ Pride Month Proclamation
- Ordinance amending municipal code regarding fee-in-lieu of water dedication for affordable housing projects
- Cancellation of the June 18, 2024 City Council Meeting
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-177-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-178-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-183-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-184-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-185-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
EXECUTIVE SESSION — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills absent · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue May 28, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council holds study session on RTD, sustainability, and IT
The City Council will hold a study session to review several departmental updates. Topics include an update from RTD, the 2024 Sustainability Plan, and an Information Technology department update.
- RTD Presentation
- 2024 Sustainability Plan
- Information Technology Department Update
transportationsustainabilitytechnologygovernment-operations
Study Session Room
Tue May 21, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Council considers Otten property annexation and concrete service contract amendment
The City Council will review a proposed annexation and zoning change for the 4.918-acre Otten property. Additionally, officials will consider amending a concrete services agreement and a development incentive agreement.
- Annexation of approximately 4.918 acres known as the Otten Property
- Zoning map amendment for the Otten property from Adams County A-2 to C-2
- Amendment to Lucero Concrete Contractors, LLC agreement for up to $750,000 annually
- Amendment to a development incentives agreement with Amprius Technologies, Inc.
- Proclamations for ALS Awareness Month and Public Works Week
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-161-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-162-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-72-24 — Approve
4 yea · 3 absent · 2 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla absent · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green absent · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder nay · Councilmember Taddeo absent · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 4 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue May 14, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council study session includes Q1 2024 financial report and housing fee discussion
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to review the Q1 2024 financial report. The session also includes discussions on water dedication fees for affordable housing and updates to the city's strategic plan. Additionally, the council will review the community identity design plan and a master price agreement extension.
- Q1 2024 Financial Report presentation
- Fee-in-Lieu of Water Dedication for Affordable Housing Projects
- Proposed Strategic Plan Updates
- Brighton Community Identity Design Plan Project
- Master Price Agreement (MPA) term extension
financehousingstrategic-plancommunity-designbudget
Study Session Room
Tue Apr 23, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to review impact fee results and park improvements
The City Council will hold a study session to review various departmental updates and project presentations. Discussions include impact fee study results, Benedict Park improvements, and the recreation center water slide design.
- Impact Fee Study Results presentation
- Benedict Park improvements
- Brighton Recreation Center water slide design and installation demo
- Allo update
- Human Resources department update
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Study Session Room
Tue Apr 16, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council considers budget amendment and sports complex design contract
The City Council will consider a $49,216,682 budget amendment to adjust various city funds. The agenda also includes a proposal for sports complex design services and an intergovernmental agreement regarding Venture Park.
- Sports complex design services contract with DHM Design Corporation for $932,212
- Intergovernmental agreement involving Brighton Crossing Metropolitan District No. 4, No. 6, the Brighton Crossings Operations Board, and Brookfield Residential (Colorado), LLC
- Second budget amendment to the 2024 budget in the amount of $49,216,682
- Ordinance to amend Brighton Municipal Code sections regarding contracts and purchases
- Proclamations for National Arbor Day, National Earth Day, National Day of Prayer, and Elks National Youth Week
budgetparksgovernment-agreementsmunicipal-codepublic-records
Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-130-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-134-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue Apr 9, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council study session includes housing and sports complex updates
The City Council will hold a study session to review several city projects. Topics include the Brighton Housing Authority's private activity bond allocation and design services for a sports complex.
- Brighton Housing Authority update and proposed 2024 Private Activity Bond allocation
- Sports Complex Design Services presentation
- Venture Park Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA)
- Contracts and Purchases Code updates
housingparksgovernment-operationsprocurement
Study Session Room
Tue Apr 2, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers construction contracts and municipal appointments
The City Council will review several items including storm water infrastructure projects, a judicial appointment, and an easement ordinance. The agenda also includes proclamations for various awareness months and a discussion regarding the City Council Charter Committee.
- Construction services for South Outfall Phase II Culverts: $2,966,294
- Change order #1 for North 10th Avenue and Midland Street storm improvements: $130,311
- Appointment of Johnny C. Barajas as Presiding Municipal Judge
- Perpetual easement grant to Public Service of Colorado
- Annexation petition for the Otten Annexation (approx. 4.918 acres)
constructioninfrastructuregovernmentzoningpublic-safety
Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-96-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-107-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-113-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-115-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-120-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue Mar 26, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses social media policy and transportation updates
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several city policies and infrastructure projects. Topics include the final elected officials social media policy, the revised Transportation Master Plan, and storm improvement change orders.
- Final City of Brighton Elected Officials Social Media Policy
- Adoption of the Revised Transportation Master Plan
- South Outfall Phase II Culverts: Construction Services
- 10th Avenue and Midland Street Storm Improvements: Change Order #1
- Home Rule Charter Discussion
government-policytransportationinfrastructurepublic-workscity-charter
Study Session Room
Tue Mar 19, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider South Main redevelopment and land de-annexation
The council will hold a public hearing regarding the South Main Redevelopment Subdivision Plan for approximately 4.17 acres. The agenda also includes an ordinance for the de-annexation of roughly 23.7 acres at 120th Avenue and Chambers Road. Additionally, several contract amendments for engineering and maintenance services will be considered.
- Public hearing: South Main Redevelopment Subdivision Plan (approx. 4.17 acres)
- Ordinance: De-annexation of ~23.7 acres at 120th Avenue and Chambers Road
- Contract amendments for engineering services with annual amounts up to $2,000,000
- Appointment of John Stencel to the District Plan Commission
- Updates to City Council Rules of Procedure
zoningutilitiescontractsland useordinancegovernment
Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-100-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-99-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler absent · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 6 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Mar 5, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council considers $914,147 for sports complex upgrades
The Brighton City Council will consider several contract amendments and new service agreements. These include upgrades to the Brighton Sports Complex and landscaping maintenance services. The council will also re-appoint a member to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board.
- $914,147 proposal for Brighton Sports Complex dugouts and shade structures
- $500,000 annual not-to-exceed contract for lawn mowing and landscape maintenance
- $382,796 amendment to Axon Enterprise, Inc. contract
- $289,335 agreement with Koa Hills Consulting, LLC for ERP replacement management services
- Re-appointment of Cory Moul to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-70-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Worth yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Taddeo yea
The other 2 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Mar 5, 2024 · 6:15 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council Study Session scheduled for March 5, 2024
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several administrative and policy items. Topics include potential appointments to the District Plan Commission and Master Price Agreement renewals.
- Appointment to the District Plan Commission
- Master Price Agreement (MPA) Renewals
- City Council Rules Discussion
government-administrationplanningpolicy
Study Session Room
Tue Feb 27, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council study session includes police, landscaping, and sports complex items
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several administrative and legislative matters. Topics include an Adams County Sheriff report, AXON contract changes, and landscape maintenance contracts.
- Adams County Sheriff After Action Report regarding the Adams County Detention Center escape
- AXON contract change involving premium and license add-ons
- MPA Mow and Landscape contract discussion
- Brighton Sports Complex shade structures and dugout replacement
- Bromley Farm Historic Property discussion
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Study Session Room
Tue Feb 20, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council considers park upgrades, water rates, and zoning changes
The City Council will review several major infrastructure projects including tennis court replacements and a recreation center waterslide. The agenda also includes proposed amendments to water and wastewater rates, historic landmark designations, and various land use and zoning matters.
- BJAA Park tennis/pickleball court replacement: $288,930
- Brighton Recreation Center waterslide demolition and installation: $476,200
- Cherry Meadows Park construction contract: $1,981,984
- Proposed amendments to water and wastewater rates, fees, and charges
- Public hearing for Bromley Farms subdivision land and facility acceptance
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Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-60-24 — Approve
7 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston absent · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 2 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Feb 13, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council study session includes park updates and governance discussion
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several municipal projects. Topics include tennis court replacements, park construction, and water slide demolition/installation.
- BJAA Park Tennis Courts Replacement
- Cherry Meadows Park Construction
- Water Slide Demolition, Design and Installation
- Discussion on Governance, Open Meetings Law, Open Records, and Ethics
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Study Session Room
Tue Feb 6, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton Council reviews water rate changes and $167M plant expansion contract
The City Council will review proposed updates to water and wastewater rates, fees, and charges. The meeting also includes a contract amendment for the Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project totaling over $167 million. Additionally, officials will consider zoning amendments for Sable Farms and a historic landmark designation.
- Contract amendment for Water Treatment Plant Expansion ($167,269,224.00)
- Proposed changes to water and wastewater rates and fees
- Zoning amendment for 131.52 acres at Sable Farms
- Historic landmark designation for 141 South 3rd Avenue
- Ordinance amendments regarding the sale of marijuana
waterzoningutilitiesinfrastructurehistoric-preservationpublic-hearing
Council Chambers
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
ID-35-24 — Approve
6 yea · 2 nay · 1 abstain
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green nay · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder abstain · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-44-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-47-24 — Amend
7 yea · 2 nay
Mayor Mills nay · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski nay · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-42-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 nay
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston nay · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jan 23, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council discusses proposed 2024 utility rate changes
The City Council study session includes a presentation on proposed 2024 water, sewer, and storm drainage rates. Members will also review draft amendments to historic preservation codes and municipal code changes regarding tree height clearance for emergency vehicles. A discussion of the retail marijuana ordinance is also scheduled.
- Proposed 2024 water, sewer, and storm drainage rates
- Amendments to historic preservation bylaws and codes
- Municipal code change for tree height clearance
- Retail marijuana ordinance discussion
utilitieszoningpublic-safetymarijuanahistoric-preservation
Study Session Room
Tue Jan 16, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider budget amendment for police and lodging tax awards
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a budget amendment of $947,567 to fund additional officers and lodging tax awards. The council will also consider several grants and contracts for local park upgrades and street improvements.
- $947,567 budget amendment for additional officers and lodging tax awards
- $500,000 city match for the Brighton Sports Complex upgrades project
- $649,300 contract amendment for the Oasis Pool Shell Replacement Project
- $165,298 contract with Lucero Concrete Contractors, LLC for pedestrian improvements
- $5,000 city match for the Water Tower Park beautification project
budgetpoliceparksinfrastructuregrants
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 · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea · 1 abstain
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo abstain · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-15-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-16-24 — Approve
8 yea · 1 abstain
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston abstain · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
ID-20-24 — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea
Tue Jan 9, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
City Council discusses downtown zoning and street improvements
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the Aerotropolis project and Downtown Main Street pedestrian improvements. The session also includes discussions on downtown zoning and a change order for the Oasis Resurfacing project.
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
- Aerotropolis Update
- Change Order for Oasis Resurfacing
- Downtown Main Street Pedestrian Improvements (Project #: 23-008266)
- Downtown Zoning Discussion
zoningparksinfrastructuredowntownpublic-works
Study Session Room
Tue Jan 2, 2024 · 6:00 PM
City Council
Brighton City Council to consider landscaping code amendments
The City Council will meet to consider an ordinance amending the Land Use & Development Code regarding landscaping. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and a resolution designating the city website as the official location for posting public notices in 2024.
- Ordinance amending Chapter 17 of the Land Use & Development Code related to landscaping
- Resolution designating the City of Brighton website as the public place to post meeting notices for 2024
- Approval of December 5, 2023 and December 19, 2023 City Council Minutes
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The Armory
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
8 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
CONSENT AGENDA — Approve
8 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
ID-05-24 — Approve
8 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Mayor Pro Tem Blackhurst yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Pollack yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea
Tue Jan 2, 2024 · 6:15 PM
City Council
Swearing in of new council members and selection of Mayor Pro Tem
The City Council will swear in new council members and select a new Mayor Pro Tem. The meeting also includes comments from the newly sworn-in members.
- Swearing in of new council members
- Selection of a new Mayor Pro Tem
- Comments by new council members
brightoncity-councilreorganization
The Armory
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
APPROVAL OF REGULAR AGENDA — Approve
9 yea
Mayor Mills yea · Councilmember Fiedler yea · Councilmember Green yea · Councilmember Johnston yea · Councilmember Padilla yea · Councilmember Pawlowski yea · Councilmember Snyder yea · Councilmember Taddeo yea · Councilmember Worth yea