Brighton public meetings in 2025
40 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including approval of the November 18, 2025 minutes and a $658,231 amendment to the Master Equity Lease Agreement with Enterprise FM Trust for vehicles. The council will also vote on intergovernmental agreements with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for North Outfall Phase III and Sable Boulevard outfall improvements, and on the annexation of about 5.83 acres known as the James Property. Additional items include a historic landmark designation for 319 South Main Street, a memorandum of understanding with the Youth Resource Assessment Center, and reappointments to the Brighton Housing Authority board.
- Amendment to the Master Equity Lease Agreement with Enterprise FM Trust for $658,231 (vehicle lease)
- Intergovernmental Agreement with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for North Outfall Phase III improvements
- Intergovernmental Agreement with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for Sable Boulevard outfall channel improvements
- Annexation of approximately 5.83 acres (James Property) north of East Bridge Street, south of Garcia Street, east of Chapel Hill Drive, west of North 40th Avenue
- Historic landmark designation for 319 South Main Street
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to review the Water Master Plan, the Brighton Core City Circulation Plan, and intergovernmental agreements with the Mile High Flood District. The meeting will also include updates from the Youth Commission and the execution of a Venture Park reimbursement agreement.
- Water Master Plan Overview
- Brighton Core City Circulation Plan
- Mile High Flood District IGA regarding North Outfall Phase III
- Mile High Flood District IGA regarding Sable Outfall
- Venture Park Reimbursement IGA with Brookfield
City Council
The Brighton City Council meeting will open with standard items and a public hearing on the proposed annexation of approximately 5.83 acres known as the James Property. Council members will vote on a resolution and a first‑reading ordinance to annex the land. Additional items include adoption of an ordinance addressing unauthorized camping on private property, updates to the municipal code on right of entry and related matters, and a resolution approving the Bromley Farms Subdivision construction and reimbursement agreement. The council will also consider a fee reduction resolution from the Brighton Housing Authority and an amendment to 2026 fees for accessory dwelling units.
- Resolution and first‑reading ordinance to annex ~5.83 acres (James Property) – public hearing (ID‑283‑25A, ID‑284‑25B)
- Ordinance adding Article 8‑26 on unauthorized camping on private property (ID‑276‑25A)
- Ordinance updating Articles 1‑20, 1‑24, 2‑16 on right of entry, restitution, contempt of court (ID‑282‑25B)
- Resolution approving construction and reimbursement agreement for the Bromley Farms Subdivision Plan (ID‑286‑25A)
- Resolution to amend 2026 fees and charges, including ADU fee exceptions (ID‑280‑25C)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The Brighton City Council will meet to approve the minutes from the previous meeting and consider a historic landmark designation for 319 South Main Street. The council will also discuss a policy requiring property owners in the South Brighton GID to file petitions for inclusion during annexation.
- Approval of October 21, 2025 City Council Minutes
- Historic landmark designation for 319 South Main Street
- Adoption of GID Inclusion Policy for South Brighton
- Approval of Sable Outfall Channel construction and reimbursement agreement
- Q3 2025 Financial and Budget Update
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the first reading of an ordinance to designate 319 South Main Street as a historic landmark. The consent agenda includes final readings of ordinances updating sales tax and licensing rules (adding massage facility licensing and simplifying kennel licensing) and amending the historic preservation commission code. Ceremonial items include recognition of Civic Academy graduates and a proclamation for Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week.
- Public hearing and first reading of ordinance for historic landmark designation at 319 South Main Street
- Final reading of ordinance updating sales tax and licensing code, including new massage facility licensing and simplified kennel licensing
- Final reading of ordinance amending municipal code sections related to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Recognition of Civic Academy graduates
- Proclamation for Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The council will consider a series of resolutions including the adoption of the FY 2026 budget totaling $279,681,910, the approval of a $4,200,000 contract with Wells Fargo Bank for a new snowplow fleet, and the setting of the 2026 general property tax mill levy at 6.650 mills. Additional items include a final reading of the Brighton Crossing annexation of about 7.712 acres, the appointment of Sophia Imperioli to the Historic Preservation Commission, and the approval of employee benefits for 2026. The meeting also includes routine approvals of prior minutes and other utility and fee resolutions.
- Adopt FY 2026 budget – total $279,681,910 (public hearing)
- Approve $4,200,000 Wells Fargo contract for new snowplow fleet
- Set 2026 general property tax mill levy at 6.650 mills
- Final reading and approval of Brighton Crossing annexation (~7.712 acres)
- Appoint Sophia Imperioli to Brighton Historic Preservation Commission (term to June 2029)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
South Brighton General Improvement District
The South Brighton General Improvement District will hold a public hearing to adopt its 2026 budget. The board will also consider resolutions to levy general property taxes for 2026 and designate the city website for official meeting notices.
- Public hearing for the 2026 South Brighton General Improvement District budget
- Resolution to levy general property taxes for the 2026 budget year
- Resolution designating the City of Brighton website for 2026 meeting notices
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss accessory dwelling unit fee reductions and missing middle housing code amendments, along with several other policy items. No final votes are expected; the session is for discussion and staff presentations.
- Consider appointments to the Historic Preservation Commission and Brighton Housing Authority
- Accessory Dwelling Unit fee reductions and Missing Middle Housing Code Amendments
- GID Property Inclusion Policy discussion
- 2025 Employee Benefits Review
- Tax and Licensing Code Updates
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading of an ordinance amending the Land Use and Development Code to regulate natural medicine businesses. The consent agenda includes the final reading of an ordinance authorizing the financing of city facilities through certificates of participation. Additional public hearings address the acceptance of public lands for the Brighton Crossing Filing No. 8 subdivision, the annexation of about 7.712 acres (Brighton Crossing Annexation), and a PUD amendment for Bromley Park. A resolution also waives permitting and plan review fees for the Preserve Pond and Street Repair Construction Project.
- First reading of ordinance to regulate natural medicine businesses (Land Use and Development Code amendments)
- Final reading of ordinance authorizing certificates of participation to finance city facilities
- Public hearing on annexation of approximately 7.712 acres as Brighton Crossing Annexation
- Resolution approving Change Order No. 1 with Engineering Analytics, Inc. for Lupton Meadows Reservoir Design Services in the amount of $63,374
- Resolution waiving permitting and plan review fees for the Preserve Pond and Street Repair Construction Project
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to review draft presentations on wireless communication facilities and nonfunctional turf. The meeting will also include a kickoff presentation for the Comprehensive Plan and a draft design workshop.
- Study session on wireless communication facilities and Comprehensive Plan code amendments
- Presentation on nonfunctional turf code amendments
- Comprehensive Plan kickoff presentation
- Draft design workshop presentation
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider routine consent agenda items, then vote on a resolution amending several fund accounts and appropriating $6,286,000 for changes to the 2025 budget. Council members will also consider an ordinance authorizing site lease and financing agreements for city facilities. Additional actions include approving an intergovernmental agreement with the E‑470 Public Highway Authority, a settlement for a Bridge Street water main break, and a $4,038,820 contract for the North Water Storage Tank roof replacement.
- Approve $6,286,000 amendment to the 2025 budget (Resolution ID-217-25A)
- Approve ordinance authorizing site lease, lease purchase, and financing for city facilities (ID-216-25A)
- Approve intergovernmental agreement with E‑470 Public Highway Authority (ID-203-25A)
- Approve settlement for Bridge Street water main break (ID-214-25B)
- Approve $4,038,820 contract with Glacier Construction Co. for North Water Storage Tank roof replacement (ID-212-25A)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss the 2026 proposed budget and strategic plan, receive an update from the Brighton Legacy Foundation, and review a proposed maintenance agreement with the E470 Authority. No formal votes or ordinances are scheduled; the session is for discussion and information only.
- Brighton Legacy Foundation 2025 update presentation
- Maintenance agreement intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between E470 Authority and City of Brighton
- Presentation of the 2026 proposed budget and strategic plan
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider approving an annexation petition for 7.7 acres, amending building construction codes, and awarding a $618,212 contract for transportation striping. The meeting also includes resolutions on purchasing a property at 133 S. 27th Avenue and supporting local land use authority.
- Annexation of 7.7-acre Brighton Crossing property
- Amendment to Article 15 of Brighton Municipal Code (buildings)
- Contract with Riders Construction for $618,212 (striping)
- Purchase of property at 133 S. 27th Avenue
- Resolution supporting home rule municipalities in land use litigation
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to review the proposed 2026 budget, utility rates, and impact fees. The meeting will also cover financial updates and a proposal for the South Brighton GID mill levy.
- Consider appointment to the District Plan Commission
- Review Q2 2025 financial and budgetary updates
- Discuss 2026 utility rate and impact fee proposal
- Review 2026 South Brighton GID mill levy proposal
- Review 2026 Proposed Budget
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the service plan for Mountain View Estates Metropolitan District, consider ordinances amending the building code and public records rules, and vote on approval of opioid litigation settlements, a development agreement amendment for Brighton Crossing, and a construction reimbursement agreement for Bromley Farms. Consent agenda includes appointments to the Urban Renewal Authority.
- Public hearing on Mountain View Estates Metropolitan District service plan
- Ordinance amending Article 15 (Buildings and Construction) for first reading
- Resolution approving opioid litigation settlements
- Resolution approving Second Amendment to Brighton Crossing Filing No. 7 Development Agreement (20.905 acres near East Bridge Street)
- Resolution approving Construction and Reimbursement Agreement for Bromley Farms Subdivision
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider and vote on three resolutions that approve procurement of transportation preservation and improvement projects: a $512,575 contract with Lightfield Enterprises, a $2,607,724 contract with A‑1 Chipseal Company, and an $800,000 micro‑transit on‑demand shared‑ride service with River North Transit. The council will also take final consideration of a land‑use ordinance affecting 23.7 acres at the northwest corner of 120th Avenue and Chambers Road. The meeting includes routine agenda items, public hearings, and an executive session on personnel matters.
- Resolution approving Lightfield Enterprises contract for $512,575 transportation preservation improvements
- Resolution approving A‑1 Chipseal Company contract for $2,607,724 pavement maintenance
- Resolution approving River North Transit contract for $800,000 micro‑transit on‑demand service
- Final reading ordinance amending Article 9 of the Land Use and Development Code for gateway signage
- Final reading ordinance disconnecting city corporate boundaries for 23.7 acres at 120th Ave & Chambers Rd
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will hold initial consideration of an ordinance to create a Brighton Downtown Development Authority (DDA) and refer its formation and revenue limitations to voters in the November 4, 2025 coordinated election. The consent agenda includes participation in that election and appointment of a District Plan Commission member. Ceremonial items include a Disability Pride Month proclamation and recognition of youth programs.
- Initial consideration of ordinance to create a Downtown Development Authority and refer ballot measures to Nov. 4, 2025 election
- Resolution authorizing participation in a coordinated election conducted by Adams and Weld counties
- Appointment of Daniel Sherman to the District Plan Commission for an unexpired term ending January 2028
- Proclamation declaring July 2025 as Disability Pride Month
- Recognition of Brighton Youth Commission graduates and Growing Grads Young Entrepreneurs
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a meeting to consider amendments to the Land Use and Development Code regarding natural medicine. The session begins with a study session and the Pledge of Allegiance.
- Consideration of Land Use and Development Code amendments for natural medicine (ID-167-25)
- Study session to follow the City Council meeting
- Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to review the 2024 financial audit results and proposed amendments to the Land Use and Development Code. The body will also discuss the enforcement of downtown issues and a potential appointment to the District Plan Commission.
- Review of 2024 Financial Audit Results
- Consideration of Land Use and Development Code Amendments
- Discussion on Enforcement of Downtown Issues
- Appointment of Daniel Sherman to the District Plan Commission
- Review of May 2025 Monthly Executed Contract Update
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on accepting public improvements for the Mirasol Subdivision (approx. 155.59 acres near East Bromley Lane) and on first reading of an ordinance amending gateway signage rules. Other business includes approving council rules of procedure updates and recognizing Park and Recreation Month. The agenda also includes consent items, ceremonies, and an executive session.
- Public hearing on resolution accepting public improvements and lands for the Mirasol Subdivision (155.59 acres north of East Bromley Lane)
- Public hearing on first reading of an ordinance amending Article 9 of the Land Use and Development Code regarding gateway signage
- Resolution to approve amendments to the City Council Rules of Procedure
- Proclamations for Park and Recreation Month and Park and Recreation Professionals Day
- Executive session under CRS 24-6-402(4)(b) and City Charter Section 5.4(C)(3)
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will hold final readings on ordinaces amending land use code for accessory dwelling units and manufactured homes, and on amendments to development impact fees, election code, lodging tax, and fireworks penalties. A public hearing will consider a $1,306,603 budget amendment for grants and water payments. The Council will also vote on a site lease with T-Mobile at 19150 E. 160th Avenue.
- Final reading of ordinance amending ADU and manufactured home regulations (ID-116-25A)
- Public hearing on $1,306,603 budget amendment for grants, small business grants, and water payments (ID-140-25A)
- Resolution approving T-Mobile site lease for city-owned property at 19150 E. 160th Avenue (ID-139-25B)
- Final readings on consent agenda: development impact fees, election code, lodging tax, fireworks code (IDs 117-25, 125-25, 127-25, 126-25)
- Appointments to Planning Commission and Brighton Urban Renewal Authority (IDs 143-25, 144-25, 145-25)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session to discuss several items including the appointment of a member to the Urban Renewal Authority, the final Downtown Public Realm Study, a presentation on forming a Downtown Development Authority, and proposed amendments to gas station regulations. No formal votes are expected as this is a study session.
- Brighton Urban Renewal Authority appointment discussion
- Final Downtown Public Realm Study presentation by Dig Studio
- Downtown Development Authority formation presentation for City Council
- Gas Station Code Amendments draft PowerPoint presentation
- Introduction of Sister Cities Youth Delegates
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider a resolution approving the first amendment to an agreement for affordable housing duplex rental assistance demonstration conversion. Council will also discuss updating its own rules of procedure. The agenda includes standard consent items and reports, but no public hearings or ordinances are scheduled.
- Resolution ID-134-25: First amendment to the Agreement for Affordable Housing Duplex Rental Assistance Demonstration Conversion
- General Business ID-135-25: Discussion of City Council Rules
- Board and Commission Vacancy Update (ID-264-23) with new openings listed
- Approval of May 6, 2025 City Council meeting minutes
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold first readings of ordinances to amend development impact fees to support affordable housing and to adopt a related fee and dedication reduction table. Also on first reading are amendments to the land use code regarding accessory dwelling units and manufactured homes. A final reading will create a Sustainability Advisory Board. Other items include a change order for the Colorado Front Range Trail Veteran's Park Trail Connection ($109,610) and an amendment to the 2025 fees and charges.
- First reading: accessory dwelling units and manufactured homes code amendments
- First reading: affordable housing development impact fee amendments (Section 3-5)
- Resolution adopting Affordable Housing Fee and Dedication Reduction Table
- Change Order No. 2 with Hallmark, Inc. for trail connection ($109,610)
- Final reading: ordinance creating a Sustainability Advisory Board
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to receive presentations and discuss several items. Topics include metro districts and the impact of the Gallagher Repeal on residential property taxes, with a request for direction on a mill levy adjustment. They will also hear updates on the Water Treatment Plant and Lutz Reservoir, discuss an intergovernmental agreement amendment for the South Outfall project, and review proposed ordinances involving lodging tax, election candidate petition deadlines, and fireworks. Additional discussions cover the Target 36 Pilot Program and a policy for proclamations.
- Presentation on metro districts and Gallagher Repeal impact on residential property taxation
- Request for city council direction on mill levy adjustment in Model Service Plan
- Water Treatment Plant and Lutz Reservoir update
- South Outfall planning, design, maintenance, construction IGA amendment
- Overview of proposed ordinances: lodging tax, election petition deadlines, fireworks
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider several items including a final vote on the Singh property zoning map amendment, which has drawn a protest petition. Consent agenda items include a $5.5 million water line replacement contract and a change of retirement plan recordkeeper. Public hearings will accept improvements for two subdivisions, and a first reading will create a Sustainability Advisory Board. Resolutions would rename the Eagle View Adult Center and authorize purchase of property at 151 S. Main Street.
- Final consideration of Singh property zoning map amendment (10.59 acres) – protest petition received
- Consent agenda: $5,501,898 contract to Wagner Construction for Core City Phase II water line replacement
- First reading: ordinance creating a Sustainability Advisory Board
- Resolution to purchase real property at 151 S. Main Street
- Resolution renaming Eagle View Adult Center to Sue Corbett Active Adult Center
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
City Council
The Brighton City Council is holding a study session and considering several policy items. Key topics include a construction services award for the Core City Phase 2 Water Line Replacement and a change to the Pension Board recordkeeper. The council will also receive a legislative update and a strategic plan summary.
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (ID-105-19)
- Monthly Contract Update for March 2025 (ID-93-25)
- Pension Board Recordkeeper Change (ID-92-25)
- Strategic Plan Summary (ID-94-25)
- Core City Phase 2 Water Line Replacement Construction Services Award (ID-90-25)
City Council
The City Council will hold a final reading on the Watertower Place zoning map amendment for a 14.727-acre property northeast of Fire Station 52. A public hearing continues on the Singh Property zoning map amendment for 10.59 acres near East 120th Avenue. The consent agenda includes a $600,000 contract for lead and copper service line investigations and a bond allocation to the Brighton Housing Authority for the Adams Point development. The council will also accept public lands for the Kestrel Subdivision and issue multiple proclamations.
- Final reading of Watertower Place zoning map amendment (14.727 acres, south of East Bridge Street)
- Continued public hearing on Singh Property zoning map amendment (10.59 acres, north of East 120th Avenue)
- Acceptance of public lands and facilities for Kestrel Subdivision (25.83 acres, east of Peoria Street)
- $600,000 contract with Environmental Works, Inc. for lead and copper service line investigation
- Assignment of private activity bond allocation to Brighton Housing Authority for Adams Point development
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold a study session to discuss several items, including an update to the Affordable Housing Definition and Matrix, amendments to the Land Use & Development Code Article 9 (Sign Code), assignment of 2025 Private Activity Bonds, a presentation from the Brighton Youth Commission on the National League of Cities, and a contract award for water service line investigations. No final votes are expected as this is a study session.
- Affordable Housing Definition and Matrix Update discussion
- Land Use & Development Code Article 9 (Sign Code) Amendments
- Assignment of 2025 Private Activity Bonds
- Brighton Youth Commission National League of Cities Presentation
- Water Service Line Investigation Services Award
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on a $1,437,608 budget amendment for parks, lodging tax, cemetery, and storm drainage funds, and on a zoning map amendment for the Watertower Place property near Bridge Street and 42nd Avenue. Resolutions include approving a $2,933,000 change order for the Bridge Street widening project, distributing 2025 budget funds to nonprofits, and amending a conservation easement. The meeting also includes proclamations for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and National Crime Victims' Rights Week, and consent agenda appointments to advisory boards.
- Public hearing on $1,437,608 first budget amendment to the 2025 budget for parks, lodging tax, cemetery, and storm drainage funds
- Public hearing on Watertower Place zoning map amendment (first reading, continued from March 18) for a 14.727-acre property near Brighton Fire Rescue Station 52
- Resolution approving $2,933,000 change order No. 2 with Brannan Sand and Gravel for the Bridge Street widening project
- Resolution approving 2025 budget donations to nonprofits (public purpose funds)
- Resolution appointing special counsel to advise council for a protest hearing
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council meets in study session to discuss a contract amendment for the Bridge Street Widening and Utility Infrastructure Project, a sustainability update, and appointments to advisory boards. No voting items are on the agenda; all items are for discussion or administrative review.
- Bridge Street Widening and Utility Infrastructure Project update and contract amendment (ID-56-25)
- Sustainability Update and Advisory Board presentation (ID-60-25)
- Appointments to Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and Historic Preservation Commission (ID-105-19)
- Executed Contract Listing for January & February 2025 (ID-55-25)
City Council
The City Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance to amend the zoning map for a 14.727 acre property at Watertower Place. The council will also consider an ordinance regarding the procurement of fleet vehicles and equipment.
- First reading of zoning map amendment for 14.727 acre property northeast of Fire Rescue District Station 52
- Ordinance amending Article 3-8 of the Municipal Code regarding fleet vehicle and equipment contracts
- Recognition of Janon Swink for service to the Brighton Legacy Foundation
- Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month Proclamation
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Council will hold a first-reading public hearing on a zoning map amendment for the approximately 10.59-acre Singh Property near East 120th Avenue. Other items include accepting public lands for Brighton Crossing Filing No. 7, amending fleet vehicle procurement rules, and granting a utility easement to United Power. Council will also enter executive session to discuss negotiation strategy.
- Public hearing: Singh Property zoning map amendment (10.59 acres, north of East 120th Avenue)
- Resolution accepting public lands and facilities for Brighton Crossing Filing No. 7, 2nd Amendment (20.90 acres)
- Ordinance amending municipal code on formal solicitation for fleet vehicle purchases
- Resolution approving annual proclamation supporting National Western Stock Show and keeping holiday lights up
- Final reading: granting a perpetual, non-exclusive easement to United Power, Inc. (Lutz Reservoir)
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes a resolution approving an Economic Incentive Policy and an ordinance granting a perpetual non-exclusive easement to United Power, Inc. on first reading. A previously scheduled public hearing on the Mericle RV Zoning Map Amendment has been withdrawn. The meeting also includes ceremonial proclamations and reports.
- Resolution approving an Economic Incentive Policy (Consent Agenda Item B)
- Ordinance granting a perpetual non-exclusive easement to United Power, Inc. (first reading)
- Mericle RV Zoning Map Amendment public hearing withdrawn
- Proclamations for Career and Technical Education Month and National Engineers Week
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Downtown Public Realm Study, a multimodal assessment of 120th Avenue, an update to the Economic Development Business Incentive Policy, and a review of the Holiday Lights Display Policy. No formal votes are scheduled; these are informational presentations and discussions.
- Presentation on Downtown Public Realm Study by Dig Studio
- 120th Avenue Corridor Multimodal Study and Assessment update
- Discussion of Economic Development Business Incentive Policy
- Review of draft Holiday Lights Display Policy
City Council
This meeting includes final votes on the Peters Annexation (2.859 acres) and rezoning to C-3, approval of the Kestrel Planned Development on 26.21 acres, and authorization of Water Activity Enterprise Revenue Bonds for a new water treatment facility. Also on the agenda are development agreement amendments for Village at Southgate and DHI Telluride subdivisions.
- Final reading: annexation of ~2.859 acres (Peters Annexation) and zoning map amendment from A-3 to C-3 near E. Bromley Lane and Tower Road
- Final reading: approval of Kestrel Planned Development on ~26.21 acres near E. 120th Avenue and Peoria Street
- Ordinance authorizing issuance of Water Activity Enterprise Revenue Bonds (Series 2025) for a new water treatment facility
- Resolution approving Development Agreement Amendment for Village at Southgate (~79.811 acres) near I-76 and Southgate Boulevard
- Resolution approving DHI Telluride Development Agreement Amendment (~11.18 acres) west of Telluride Street
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss updates from the Affordable Housing Coordinator. The session includes a review of municipal code definitions, impact fee amounts, and housing matrices.
- Review of Municipal Code & LUDC Definitions of Affordable Housing
- Affordable Housing Fee and Dedication Reduction Table
- 2025 Impact Fee Amounts
- 2021 Building Safety Code Amendment
- Executed Contract Listing through December 2024
City Council
The Brighton City Council will hold public hearings on the annexation and rezoning of the Peters Property (2.859 acres to C-3) and give initial consideration to a water bond ordinance for a new treatment facility. Final decisions are scheduled for the Kestrel Planned Development (26.21 acres) and the Bromley Park PUD amendment (8.552 acres). The consent agenda includes an intergovernmental agreement with Lochbuie for recreation center passes, a federal JAG grant for police, and a service line inspection ordinance.
- Public hearing and first reading to annex 2.859 acres (Peters Property) and rezone from Adams County A-3 to Brighton C-3, north of East Bromley Lane and east of Tower Road.
- Initial consideration of Water Activity Enterprise Revenue Bonds (Series 2025) to finance a new water treatment facility.
- Final consideration of the Kestrel Planned Development ordinance for 26.21 acres near East 120th Avenue and Peoria Street.
- Final consideration of the Bromley Park Planned Unit Development 32nd Amendment for 8.552 acres near East Baseline Road and North 50th Avenue.
- Consent items: IGA with Town of Lochbuie for recreation center passes (2025–2035) and acceptance of Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) for police equipment.
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
City Council
The Brighton City Council will meet to discuss appointments to the Brighton Housing Authority and review updates on water treatment plant financing and a recreation pass program agreement.
- Consider appointment to Brighton Housing Authority
- Review water treatment plant financing update
- Discuss Brighton Cultural Arts Commission
- Review intergovernmental agreement for recreation pass program
- Review FY 2024 Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) program
City Council
The Brighton City Council will consider several items, including the approval of the December 3, 2024 meeting minutes and a resolution designating the city website as the primary notice posting location for 2025. The council will hold public hearings on two planned development ordinances (Kestrel and Bromley Park) and will vote on a contract with Asphalt Specialties Co. for the 4th Avenue reconstruction project worth $1,558,817.
- Approve 4th Avenue Reconstruction contract with Asphalt Specialties Co., Inc. for $1,558,817
- First‑reading ordinance for Kestrel Planned Development (≈26.21 acres north of East 120th Ave)
- First‑reading ordinance for Bromley Park Planned Unit Development amendment (≈8.55 acres north of Cherry Blossom Dr.)
- Resolution designating city website as primary location for posting notices in 2025
- Approval of December 3, 2024 City Council minutes