Littleton, CO

City Council

Littleton City Council meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at the Littleton Center, 2255 West Berry Avenue, with a start time that follows an executive session. The council will hear the final Utility Rate Study report and consider two resolutions supporting local ballot measures: Ballot Issue 4A, a $10 million mill levy override for Littleton Public Schools, and Ballot Issue 7A, a 0.333% Front Range Passenger Rail District sales and use tax for Colorado Connector passenger rail service. A consent agenda includes Ordinance 18-2026 on massage establishment licensing, an amendment to the Plante Moran engagement for the 2025 fiscal year audit, and Resolution 69-2026 approving an intergovernmental agreement with the High Line Canal Conservancy for tree irrigation pilot projects. No ordinances on second reading or public hearings are scheduled.

• Ordinance 18-2026 (first reading): repeals and reenacts Title 3, Chapter 11 on massage establishments to align with state licensure and fingerprint-based criminal history checks
• Motion to increase the cost of the Plante Moran engagement for the 2025 Fiscal Year Audit
• Resolution 69-2026: intergovernmental agreement with the High Line Canal Conservancy for the 2024 grant award for Phase 2 of the High Line Canal Irrigated Tree Planting Pilot Project
• Resolution 67-2026: supports a Yes vote on Ballot Issue 4A, a $10 million mill levy override for Littleton Public Schools
• Resolution 68-2026: supports a Yes vote on Ballot Issue 7A, a 0.333% Front Range Passenger Rail District sales and use tax for Colorado Connector passenger rail service

City Council

The Littleton City Council is holding a special meeting on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 5:00 PM at the Littleton Center, 2255 West Berry Avenue. The only substantive action is a motion to adjourn into an executive session under C.R.S. § 24-6-402(4)(f)(I) and Article III, Section 27 of the City Charter. The stated purpose of the closed session is discussing performance evaluations for the city manager and city attorney. No other business, votes, or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Special meeting convened solely to adjourn into executive session
• Executive session purpose: performance evaluations for the city manager and city attorney
• Closed session authorized under C.R.S. § 24-6-402(4)(f)(I) and Article III, Section 27 of the City Charter
• Meeting location: Littleton Center, 2255 West Berry Avenue, Council Chamber
• Accommodation requests: call 303-795-3780 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting

City Council

Planning Commission

The Littleton Planning Commission is holding a study session to discuss potential topics for a joint study session with City Council, including a preview of the Unified Land Use Code (ULUC) update. The agenda includes a 30-minute presentation on joint study session topics and a 60-minute discussion on the ULUC update. No formal decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Discussion of potential topics for joint study session with City Council
• Presentation on joint study session topics (ID# 26-184)
• Unified Land Use Code (ULUC) Update Preview Discussion (ID# 26-186)

City Council

This is a study session, not a decision-making meeting. The Littleton City Council will hear presentations on Main Street investment strategies, the 2026 resident survey results, and a communications/marketing/engagement update. No votes or formal actions are scheduled.

• Main Street Investment Strategy presentation (60 minutes)
• 2026 Resident Survey Results presentation (30 minutes)
• Communications, Marketing, and Engagement Update (30 minutes)

Appeals & Adjustment Commission

The Littleton Appeals & Adjustment Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on seven separate variance requests for a marquee sign at 2450 W Main Street. Each variance is considered under its own resolution, with motions and votes conducted separately. The agenda also includes approval of the April 15, 2026 meeting minutes and public comment.

• Variance to place marquee sign on west facade instead of above entrance (Res. 03-2026)
• Variance to allow sign projection of 6 ft instead of permitted 4 ft (Res. 04-2026)
• Variance to allow sign area of 42.89 sq ft instead of permitted 33.7 sq ft (Res. 05-2026)
• Variance to allow maximum clearance above grade of 30 ft instead of 25 ft (Res. 06-2026)
• Variances for exposed bulb lighting and two window signs instead of one (Res. 07-2026, 08-2026, 09-2026)

City Council

City Council

The Littleton City Council will vote on several consent agenda items and general business matters, including intergovernmental agreements for the Bowles Avenue Corridor Study and Lee Gulch drainage planning, a waste diversion subaward, and an amended Economic Partnership Incentives Policy. In general business, the council will consider reappointing the presiding municipal court judge and approving economic partnership incentive agreements with RIG Mineral LLC and Scheels All Sports, Inc. for retail sales tax share back.

• Resolution 63-2026: Economic Partnership Incentive Agreement with RIG Mineral LLC and Scheels All Sports, Inc.
• Resolution 62-2026 and 64-2026: First and second amendments to RIG Mineral LLC incentive agreements for retail sales tax share back
• Resolution 65-2026: IGA with CDOT for Bowles Avenue Corridor Study
• Resolution 66-2026: IGA with Mile High Flood District for Lee Gulch drainage planning
• Resolution 60-2026: Subaward agreement with Circular Action Alliance for waste diversion education

City Council

City Council

The Littleton City Council will consider an ordinance to set a default city-wide speed limit of 25 mph. The agenda also includes license agreements for storm sewer work on West Fremont Avenue and updates on the Elati Street Corridor Study.

• Ordinance 17-2026: Amending city code to set a 25 mph maximum speed limit unless otherwise posted
• Resolutions 58-2026 and 59-2026: License agreements for storm sewer work on West Fremont Avenue
• Resolution 57-2026: Amending the Capital Improvement Sales Tax Board charter
• Resolution 50-2026: Amending a DRCOG subaward for building decarbonization policy work
• Elati Street Corridor Study update presentation

City Council

City Council

The Littleton City Council is holding a study session to discuss two topics: the basis of design program options for the Belleview Service Center, and a draft ordinance on e-bike and e-motor safety. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting. The agenda also includes updates from council members, the mayor, city manager, and city attorney.

• Belleview Service Center basis of design program options (ID# 26-163)
• E-bike and e-motor safety ordinance draft discussion (ID# 26-159)

City Council

City Council

The Littleton City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering several resolutions and an ordinance, including a speed limit change, a construction contract, and intergovernmental agreements. The main discussion item is a proposal on hauler licensing and an equal space ordinance, which will be presented and discussed but not voted on. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Resolution 53-2026: Amendment to IGA with Englewood for shared green business program
• Ordinance 17-2026 (first reading): Set maximum speed limit of 25 mph citywide unless otherwise posted
• Resolution 54-2026: MOU with SungateKids Advocacy Center, Littleton PD, and Arapahoe County agencies
• Resolution 55-2026: Construction contract with Chavez Construction for 2026 Mill & Overlay Project (Project 26-03)
• Resolution 56-2026: IGA with Englewood for financial contribution to 2026 Surface Sealing Project

Historical Preservation Commission

The Historical Preservation Commission is holding a study session to discuss Blueprint Boulevard (ID# 26-153), scheduled for 60 minutes. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda; the item is for discussion only.

• Discussion of Blueprint Boulevard (ID# 26-153)

Historical Preservation Commission

The Littleton Historical Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider two Certificates of Appropriateness for facade remodels of existing buildings on West Main Street. The commission will vote on resolutions for a restaurant at 2589 W. Main St. and a building at 2450 W. Main St. The meeting also includes approval of the April 20, 2026 minutes and public comment.

• HPC Resolution 03-2026: Certificate of Appropriateness for facade remodel of restaurant at 2589 W. Main St.
• HPC Resolution 04-2026: Conditional approval of Certificate of Appropriateness for building at 2450 W. Main St.
• Approval of April 20, 2026 meeting minutes (ID# 26-093)
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council

This is a study session, not a voting meeting. The council will discuss three topics: options for redeveloping the Geneva Village site, the second part of a utility rate study, and governance model options for South Platte Renew. No formal decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion and information.

• Geneva Village site redevelopment process options (ID# 26-150)
• Utility rate study results, part 2 (ID# 26-155)
• South Platte Renew governance model options analysis (ID# 26-157)
• Presentations from Technical Advisory Panel and FCS Group

Planning Commission

The Littleton Planning Commission is holding a study session to review the ULUC's Transition Standards. This is a discussion item, not a final decision. The public is invited to attend.

• Review of ULUC Transition Standards (ID# 26-152)

City Council

The City Council will hold a joint study session with the Arts & Culture Board to receive a presentation on the results of an Arts & Culture Economic Impact Study. The agenda also includes updates from council members, the mayor, the city manager, and the city attorney. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• Presentation of Arts & Culture Economic Impact Study results (ID# 26-115 and ID# 26-128)

City Council

The City Council will vote on a rezoning request and a landmark designation. The body is also considering several construction contracts and amendments to flood control agreements.

• Ordinance 14-2026: Rezoning northwest corner of Trailmark Blvd and S. Wadsworth Blvd to Small Lot Residential
• Ordinance 15-2026: Landmark Designation of 6777 Southridge Lane (Pray-Parsons House)
• Resolution 48-2026: Construction contract with FNF Construction, Inc. for Prince Street Link Project
• Resolution 49-2026: Construction contract with RME Ltd., LLC for Euclid Neighborhood 2026 Street Reconstruction
• Resolution 41-2026: Adopting the City's Debt Management Policy and Procedure

Historical Preservation Commission

Historical Preservation Commission

The commission is holding a study session consisting of a walking tour. The session focuses on Blueprint Boulevard (ID# 26-146).

• Blueprint Boulevard Walking Tour (ID# 26-146)

Planning Commission

The Littleton Planning Commission’s study session will include two presentations. The first will provide an overview of the Community Development Review Process (ID# 26-139). The second will discuss updates to the Unified Land Use Code and Commission operations (ID# 26-140). No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Presentation: Community Development Review Process Overview (ID# 26-139) – 45 minutes
• Presentation: Unified Land Use Code (ULUC) Updates and Planning Commission Operations (ID# 26-140) – 45 minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $2.9M contract for Euclid Avenue improvements, funding for the Starlight affordable housing project, and a letter supporting a Front Range Passenger Rail station. General business includes a workspace expansion proposal and a budget update. A public hearing will address a building code amendment for single-exit buildings.

• Contract with West Fork Construction for Euclid Ave Phase 2 (Cherokee to Broadway)
• Funding request for South Metro Housing Option's Starlight affordable housing project
• Letter of support for Front Range Passenger Rail District Station at Mineral Station
• Intergovernmental agreement with Littleton Public Schools for School Resource Officers
• Landmark designation of 6777 Southridge Lane (Pray-Parsons House)

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to approve a partnership agreement with Gastamo Group, LLC for the 1st Street Farms project. They will also receive an update from the Capital Improvement Sales Tax Board, including a 2025 fund report. Public comment will be heard before any decisions.

• Vote on Resolution 45-2026: Partnership Agreement with Gastamo Group, LLC for 1st Street Farms
• Capital Improvement Sales Tax Board update and 2025 fund report
• Public comment period for non-hearing items

City Council

The City Council will consider consent agenda items including a construction contract for street sealing, an engineering amendment for the Mineral Station multimodal project, an amendment to the co-responder police program agreement, and a first-reading ordinance to allow single exits in some apartment buildings. Under general business, multiple resolutions will be decided for the City Ditch Reach 2A project, involving an intergovernmental agreement with Englewood, easements, and a quit claim deed.

• Approving construction contract with A-1 Chipseal for 2026 Surface Sealing Project (no dollar amount listed)
• Third amendment to HDR Engineering for design services on Mineral Station West Multimodal Improvements
• Amendment to intergovernmental agreement with CDHS for Littleton Police co-responder program
• First reading of ordinance to add single exit provision for Group R-2 buildings (apartments)
• Multiple resolutions for City Ditch Reach 2A project: IGA with Englewood, temporary easement, easement relinquishment/grant, and quit claim deed

City Council

This is a study session where the City Council receives updates on the High Line Canal and the Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment. No formal votes are expected; the session is informational.

• Presentation and update on the High Line Canal (ID# 26-112)
• Presentation on the Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (ID# 26-105)
• Environmental Stewardship Board Action Plan 2024 referenced
• Greenhouse Gas Inventory for Littleton referenced

City Council

The council will hold public hearings and second readings on ordinances to issue Certificates of Participation (COPs) to finance public improvements, and to amend building and fire codes. They will also consider first reading of a rezoning at Trailmark and Wadsworth Boulevards, and approve multiple contracts for sewer extension, concrete work, and Main Street improvements.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 13-2026 authorizing COPs for public improvements
• Second reading of building code amendments (Ordinance 09-2026) and fire code amendments (Ordinance 12-2026)
• First reading to rezone northwest corner of Trailmark and S. Wadsworth from Commercial Mixed to Small Lot Residential
• Contracts for Shadycroft Acres Sanitary Sewer Extension (Edge Contracting) and 2026 Miscellaneous Concrete Project (Fasick Concrete)
• Preconstruction, design, and owner's representative contracts for Main Street Improvements (Ames Construction, Consor, AtkinsRéalis)

Historical Preservation Commission

The Historical Preservation Commission will hold a study session to discuss the Blueprint Boulevard initiative and review the HPC process, including design guidelines for downtown Littleton and the Louthan Heights Historic District.

• Discussion of Blueprint Boulevard
• Review of Downtown Littleton Historic Preservation Design Guidelines
• Review of Downtown Littleton Design Standards
• Review of Louthan Heights Historic District Design Guidelines
• Review of Guidelines for Replacement of Historic Windows

City Council

This study session covers three topics: a funding request from South Metro Housing Options for Starlight, results of a utility rate study (Part I), and potential ballot questions for 2026. Council will also receive updates from members and staff.

• SMHO Starlight Funding Request
• Utility Rate Study Results - Part I
• Discussion of 2026 potential ballot questions

City Council

The City Council will consider consent agenda items including issuing Certificates of Participation to finance public improvements, amending fire and building codes, and approving intergovernmental agreements for storm sewer and flood planning. They will also discuss an action on the City Ditch Reach 2A Lee Gulch Flume and hold a public hearing on amending notification requirements in the land use code.

• Ordinance 13-2026: First reading to issue Certificates of Participation for public improvements
• Resolution 17-2026: IGA with South Suburban Parks and Recreation for storm sewer at Mission Viejo Pickleball facility
• Resolution 21-2026: Amendment to IGA with Mile High Flood District for Slaughterhouse Gulch Flood Hazard Delineation
• Resolution 24-2026: Contract with Regal Facility Management for custodial services
• Ordinance 11-2026: Second reading and public hearing to amend notification requirements in land use code

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss a long-term debt capital financing framework, along with updates on communications and Visit Littleton, and follow-up priorities from the City Council retreat including a Ketring Lake white paper.

• Discussion of long-term debt capital financing framework and debt management policy
• Communications and Visit Littleton update
• City Council retreat follow-up and priorities discussion, including Ketring Lake white paper