Superior public meetings in 2024

Town Council

The Town Council will consider an ordinance to repeal the emergency sales and use tax increase adopted December 9, 2024, and reenact a substantially identical ordinance. This follows voter approval on November 5, 2024, and the adoption of the Home Rule Charter. The tax increase funds capital improvement projects, including pools, parks, streets, and sidewalks.

• Repeals Ordinance 0-17, Series 2024, and reenacts as Ordinance 0-18, Series 2024
• Increases sales and use tax rate by 0.315% (31.5 cents per $100) starting January 1, 2025
• Establishes 2025 Capital Improvement Projects Fund for tax deposits through December 31, 2050
• Tax funds debt issuance of $16–20 million for capital projects
• Projects include swimming pools, parks, playgrounds, streets, and sidewalks

The Town Council held a special meeting and unanimously approved an ordinance repealing the emergency sales and use tax ordinance and reenacting the voter-approved additional sales and use tax from the November 5, 2024 election. The vote was 7-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved ordinance repealing emergency sales tax ordinance and reenacting voter-approved sales and use tax (7-0)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will consider a consent agenda with multiple construction and service contracts, including a wastewater treatment expansion, a water main developer agreement, and an alley paving project. They will also hold a public hearing for a new liquor license and select a Mayor Pro-tem. The meeting includes swearing in of newly elected trustees following the November election.

• Construction contract with GSE Construction for Wastewater Treatment Facility Anaerobic Zone Basin Expansion
• McCaslin Water Main Developer Agreement
• New hotel and restaurant liquor license for PJ's Diner at 1619 Coalton Rd
• Contract with Goodland Construction for Original Town Alley Paving Project
• Fiber license agreements with Intrepid and Metronet

The Superior Town Council approved a construction contract with Goodland Construction, Inc. for the Original Town Alley Paving Project, amended to include South William Street and one alley between 3rd and 4th Avenue, with a maximum cost of approximately $270,000. The council also approved a new liquor license for PJ's Diner, renewed a services agreement with Vargas Property Services, and selected Jason Serbu as the new Mayor Pro Tem.

• Approved construction contract with Goodland Construction for alley paving (5-2)
• Approved new hotel and restaurant liquor license for PJ's Diner (7-0)
• Approved agreement renewal with Vargas Property Services for landscape and snow removal (7-0)
• Approved Rock Creek Parkway/Coal Creek Dr. roundabout design award (7-0)
• Approved Intrepid Fiber license agreement (7-0)
• Approved Metronet Fiber license agreement (7-0)
• Approved additional CWCB loan for Windy Gap Firming Project (7-0)
• Selected Jason Serbu as Mayor Pro Tem (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will hear a presentation on the town's water system, including water rights, supply, infrastructure, and proposed improvements, as part of the Comprehensive Plan update. The commission will also receive an update on the plan and consider approval of the October 15, 2024 meeting minutes. The agenda is largely informational, with no formal decisions scheduled.

• Water system presentation covering water rights, supply, treatment, distribution, and infrastructure needs
• Comprehensive Plan update with $150,000 town budget and $150,000 DOLA grant
• Approval of October 15, 2024 meeting minutes
• Water system infrastructure may need upgrades; pipeline capacity is 6 CFS (~4 MGD)
• Average annual water availability about 2,600 AF; usage about 2,200 AF

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees held a special meeting on October 30, 2024, and unanimously approved the agenda. The board then entered an executive session to discuss the Town Manager's evaluation, as permitted by Colorado law. No action was taken following the executive session, and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
• Entered executive session for Town Manager's evaluation (7-0)
• No action taken after executive session

Town Council

The Superior Town Council will hold public hearings and second readings on the 2025 town budget, appropriations, and property tax levies, along with budgets for three related districts. They will also consider a resolution approving a solid waste collection agreement with Republic Services and an ordinance amending open fire regulations. The meeting includes a review of outside counsel's report on the Home Rule election issue and an executive session for evaluations of the town manager and attorney.

• 2025 Town budget, appropriations, and property tax levy (public hearing, second reading)
• Superior/McCaslin Interchange Metropolitan District 2025 budget and property tax levy
• Superior Urban Renewal Authority 2025 budget
• Superior Metropolitan District No. 1 2025 budget and amendment to Appendix A
• Resolution approving agreement with Republic Services for solid waste collection

The Town Board approved the 2025 budget and property tax levies for the town and related districts, with most votes passing 7-0 or 6-1. They also approved a solid waste collection agreement with Republic Services and amended the open fire code. The meeting included proclamations and an executive session, but no action was taken on the executive session item.

• Approved 2025 town budget ordinance (6-1)
• Approved 2025 town appropriations and property tax levy resolutions (6-1, 7-0)
• Approved Superior/McCaslin Interchange Metropolitan District 2025 budget and property tax levy (7-0)
• Approved Superior Urban Renewal Authority 2025 budget (7-0)
• Approved Superior Metropolitan District No. 1 2025 budget and amended Appendix A (7-0)
• Approved Republic Services solid waste collection agreement (7-0)
• Amended open fire code, changing setback from 25 to 15 feet (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Veterans Day and Lung Cancer Awareness Month proclamations (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the Comprehensive Plan update, including preliminary results from the first public survey and upcoming stakeholder group meetings. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the September 10, 2024 meeting. The agenda includes a presentation from staff on the survey findings and engagement schedule.

• Presentation of preliminary survey results for the Comprehensive Plan update
• Discussion of upcoming stakeholder group meetings (Economic Development, Opportunity Areas, Hazard Mitigation, Sustainability)
• Update on Town committee meetings (TSC, CAPS, SYLC, OSAC, ACES, Historical Commission, PARC)
• Approval of minutes from September 10, 2024 Planning Commission meeting

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees, acting in multiple roles, will hold public hearings and first readings on the 2025 budgets and property tax levies for the Town, Superior/McCaslin Interchange Metropolitan District, Superior Urban Renewal Authority, and Superior Metropolitan District No. 1. They will also consider supplemental 2024 budgets and appropriations for these entities. The agenda includes interviews for two Historical Commission vacancies, a CAPS mural project update, and a design review for the Coal Creek pedestrian bridge.

• Public hearing and first reading on ordinance adopting 2025 Town budget, appropriations, and property tax levy
• Public hearing and first reading on resolutions approving 2025 budgets and tax levies for Superior/McCaslin Interchange Metropolitan District, Superior Urban Renewal Authority, and Superior Metropolitan District No. 1
• Public hearings on supplemental 2024 budgets and appropriations for the Town, SURA, and SMID
• Interviews for two Superior Historical Commission vacancies (Jill Roberts, Susan Stanish)
• Design review for Coal Creek pedestrian bridge

The board voted to slow the Coal Creek pedestrian bridge design review, deciding no work will disturb Grasso Park until more options are presented and public input is gathered. It also approved the consent agenda, including an election deputy resolution, CAPS mural project, and supplemental budgets for 2024. First readings of 2025 budgets were held, with second readings scheduled for October 28.

• Approved consent agenda (6-0)
• Approved resolution appointing election deputy for Dec. 10 special election (6-0)
• Approved CAPS Mural Project (6-0)
• Deferred Coal Creek bridge design; no Grasso Park disturbance until further options and public input (4 in favor)
• Approved supplemental budget for FY2024 (R-58) (6-0)
• Approved supplemental appropriations for FY2024 (O-15) (6-0)
• Approved SURA supplemental budget and appropriations for 2024 (6-0)
• Approved SMID supplemental budget and appropriations for 2024 (6-0)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees is considering a resolution to hold a special election on December 10, 2024, for voters to decide on adopting the proposed Home Rule Charter. The special election is needed because the charter question was inadvertently left off the November 5, 2024 coordinated ballot. Staff estimate the mail-in election will cost about $30,000. The board will also handle routine preliminary matters and adjournment.

• Resolution calling special election for Dec. 10, 2024, on Home Rule Charter adoption
• Special election estimated to cost approximately $30,000 for oversight, services, materials, and equipment
• Charter question was omitted from November 5, 2024 ballot due to staff error
• Town Clerk directed to publish amended notice for the new election date

The Town Board unanimously approved a resolution calling a special election for December 10, 2024, to consider adopting the proposed Home Rule Charter. The meeting was a special session with no other substantive decisions.

• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Approved resolution calling special election for Dec. 10, 2024, on proposed Home Rule Charter (7-0)

Town Council

The Superior Town Council will meet in person and remotely to consider a second reading of an ordinance amending the town's trash code, approve a pre-development agreement for the Kite Route Crossing, and review a construction agreement for the Downtown Superior Civic Space. The meeting will also include a presentation on the state of the Mountain View Fire Rescue District and a concept plan for Guardian Storage's expansion.

• Second reading of ordinance amending Superior’s trash code
• Resolution approving pre-development agreement for Kite Route Crossing
• Resolution approving Downtown Superior Civic Space construction agreement
• Mountain View Fire Rescue District state-of-the-district presentation
• Guardian Storage concept plan for expansion at 1599 S 76th St

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the Comprehensive Plan update, including the project timeline and the first community survey. The update is being prepared by consultant Cushing Terrell with a total budget of $300,000. The commission will also review minutes from the July 2, 2024 meeting and receive a planning and building update.

• Presentation on Comprehensive Plan update timeline and community survey
• Approval of July 2, 2024 meeting minutes
• Planning and Building update
• Comprehensive Plan update budget: $150,000 town funds plus $150,000 from Colorado DOLA
• Community survey includes questions on housing, transportation, and open space

The Planning Commission approved the July 2, 2024 meeting minutes unanimously (8-0). The meeting also included a presentation by staff on the Comprehensive Plan Update, including the project timeline and first community survey, but no decisions were made on the plan.

• Approved July 2, 2024 meeting minutes (8-0)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting with several public hearings and consent items. They will consider first readings of ordinances to amend the town's trash code and to prohibit outdoor fires, and a second reading to update floodplain regulations. The board will also consider appointments to the Youth Leadership Council and other routine items.

• First reading of ordinance amending the Town's trash code
• First reading of ordinance prohibiting outdoor fires (Section 10-5-90)
• Second reading of ordinance updating floodplain regulations (Chapter 15)
• Resolution approving appointments to Superior Youth Leadership Council (8 vacancies)
• Resolution approving agreement with SavATree for 2024 holiday lighting decor

The Superior Town Council approved a resolution for a 2024 holiday lighting decor agreement with SavATree, as amended, by a 5-2 vote. The council also approved the consent agenda unanimously and held first readings on ordinances updating the single residential waste service provider area and prohibiting outdoor fires, with no action taken. Agenda item #6 regarding the PROS facility project was removed, and item 3f (Airport Noise Report) was pulled.

• Approved SavATree 2024 Holiday Lighting Decor agreement as amended (5-2)
• Approved Consent Agenda (7-0)
• First reading of ordinance updating single residential waste service provider area; no action, second reading scheduled for Sept 23
• First reading of ordinance prohibiting outdoor fires; no action, second reading TBD

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will interview 12 candidates for 8 open seats on the Superior Youth Leadership Council and hold a second reading on short-term rental regulations. The meeting also includes votes on floodplain updates, a CDOT highway deed, and alcohol permits for two park events.

• Consideration of Ordinance Updating Floodplain Regulations — First Reading
• Consideration of Resolution Approving CDOT Deed for Highway 128 Coyote Ridge Property
• Consideration of Ordinance Adopting Short-Term Rental Regulations — Second Reading
• Consideration of Approval of Alcohol in the Park Permit Application for Boulder Valley Rotary - Chili & Beer Fest (Community Park)
• Consideration of Approval of Alcohol in the Park Permit Application for Chelsea Cole (Founders Park)

The Town Council unanimously approved an ordinance adopting short-term rental regulations on second reading. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included proclamations for Home Rule Charter Commissioners and outgoing Superior Youth Leadership Council members. A discussion on the use of the Osprey Room resulted in the board favoring CAPS using the space for projects, with a potential move to Civic Space later.

• Approved short-term rental regulations ordinance (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda with proclamations (7-0)
• Approved agenda with correction to adjournment item numbering (7-0)
• Favored CAPS using Osprey Room for projects

Town Council

The Superior Town Council will decide whether to adopt the town’s first Strategic Housing Plan, which outlines housing needs and strategies for the next decade. The plan was developed with public input and a $120,000 state grant, and staff recommends its adoption to meet grant requirements.

• Adoption of the 2024 Strategic Housing Plan
• Consideration of a $120,000 DOLA grant-funded Housing Needs Assessment
• Resolution to set a fee-in-lieu amount for the Inclusionary Housing Ordinance
• Public comment on alcohol permit applications for Purple Park and Community Park
• Vote on a BRETSA rate increase for emergency telephone services

The Town Council unanimously approved resolutions to submit a debt issuance and sales and use tax increase for capital improvement projects to voters in the November 5, 2024 election, and to support the sales tax measure. The council also approved advisory committee appointments, including Sarah Nick to the ACES committee. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included an executive session on Marshall Fire litigation with no action taken.

• Approved resolution to submit debt issuance and sales tax increase to voters (7-0)
• Approved resolution in support of sales tax measure (7-0)
• Approved advisory committee appointments, including Sarah Nick to ACES (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Entered executive session for legal advice on Marshall Fire litigation (7-0)
• Exited executive session with no action taken (7-0)

Town Council

The Town Board approved the Final Development Plan for the Everhome Suites Hotel in Downtown Superior with conditions, in a 4-3 vote. The Housing Plan resolution was tabled until the August 12, 2024 meeting. The agenda was approved with the Airport Noise Report pulled due to unavailability. The board also entered executive session for legal advice on Original Town matters.

• Approved agenda with item 4H (Airport Noise Report) pulled (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Tabled Housing Plan resolution until August 12, 2024
• Approved Everhome Suites Hotel Final Development Plan with conditions (4-3)
• Extended meeting until 11:30 p.m. (7-0)
• Entered executive session for legal advice on Original Town issues (7-0)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting on July 8, 2024, with a joint dinner with the Historical Commission, followed by public comment, advisory committee interviews, and a municipal judge presentation. The board will consider a resolution adopting a housing plan and a resolution approving the final development plan for the Everhome Suites hotel in Downtown Superior. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, committee notes, proclamations, advisory committee appointments and reappointments, municipal judge reappointments, town board goals, and an airport noise report. An executive session is scheduled for legal advice on issues in Original Town and related contract matters.

• Resolution adopting a Housing Plan
• Resolution approving Final Development Plan for Everhome Suites Hotel in Downtown Superior
• Advisory committee interviews for ACES, OSAC, and PARC vacancies
• Resolution reappointing Municipal Judges
• Airport Noise Report for June

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review and comment on a Final Development Plan for a four-story, 114-room Everhome Suites extended-stay hotel on a 1.97-acre lot in Superior Town Center. The proposal includes a 114-space parking lot, landscaping, and drainage infrastructure, with requests for exceptions to parking stall size and EV charging requirements. The commission will also approve minutes from the May 21 meeting and receive a planning and building update.

• Final Development Plan for Everhome Suites hotel, Block 1, Lot 3B, north of Creek View Way and east of Marshall Rd
• Proposed 57,972 sq ft, 4-story hotel with 114 guest rooms on 1.97 acres
• Request to reduce width of 26 parking stalls to 8.5 ft and depth of 27 stalls to 16 ft
• Request to provide only 1/3 of required 24 EV capable parking stalls
• Approval of May 21, 2024 Planning Commission minutes

The Planning Commission approved the Final Development Plan for Everhome Suites, a four-story, 60,000-square-foot extended stay hotel with 114 rooms and 114 parking spaces on a 2-acre lot. The motion carried 6-0. The commission also approved the May 21, 2024 meeting minutes and received updates on the Comprehensive Plan, Transportation Plan, Housing Plan, and state land use legislation.

• Approved Final Development Plan for Everhome Suites, Block 1, Lot 3B (6-0)
• Approved May 21, 2024 meeting minutes (6-0)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold a first reading of an ordinance adopting short-term rental regulations, and will also consider a consulting services agreement for a transportation plan update. The board will interview applicants for several advisory committee vacancies and receive a presentation on wildfire research from Boulder County.

• First reading of ordinance adopting short-term rental regulations
• Resolution approving consulting services agreement for transportation plan update
• Interviews for ACES, CAPS, OSAC, and Planning Commission vacancies
• Boulder County wildfire research presentation
• Approval of June 10, 2024 meeting minutes

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will consider placing the proposed Home Rule Charter on the November 5, 2024 ballot, along with other items like adopting the 2023 National Electrical Code and responding to a June 1 protest. The meeting includes an executive session on Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport legal matters and a Juneteenth proclamation.

• Resolution to submit Home Rule Charter ballot question to voters in November 2024 election
• Ordinance adopting 2023 National Electrical Code (second reading)
• Resolution in response to June 1 protest in Superior
• Juneteenth proclamation and flag flying June 17-21
• Monthly noise report for Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport operations (May 2024)

Town Council

The Superior Town Council is meeting to approve the consent agenda, which includes meeting minutes, committee notes, proclamations for Pride Month and Gun Violence Awareness Day, the first-quarter 2024 financial report, and a monthly noise report for Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major public hearings or new policy decisions listed.

• Proclamation for June Pride Month
• Proclamation for June 7th National Gun Violence Awareness Day
• Review of 2024 First Quarter Financial Report
• Monthly Summary of Noise Reports for Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport Operations (May 2024)

The Superior Town Council met on May 28, 2024, and approved the agenda with modifications, the consent agenda, and the 2024 First Quarter Financial Report, all by unanimous 6-0 votes. The meeting included proclamations for Pride Month and National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and board reports from trustees. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond routine approvals.

• Approved agenda with item 4e pulled and 4f removed (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda (6-0)
• Approved 2024 Financial Report – First Quarter (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will discuss the draft Strategic Housing Plan, focusing on its objectives, strategies, and actions, and will also review the scope of the upcoming Comprehensive Plan. Staff seeks input on these items before they are finalized. The meeting includes routine approval of minutes and a planning update.

• Discussion of Strategic Housing Plan Section 5: Objectives, Strategies, and Actions
• Review of Draft Comprehensive Plan scope for Town Board feedback
• Approval of April 9, 2024 meeting minutes
• Public comment on non-agenda items (5 min/person)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hear a presentation of the newly drafted Home Rule Charter, which voters will decide on in the November 5, 2024 election. The charter outlines the structure and powers of local government, including elections, council authority, and public services. The board must refer the question to electors within 60 days and publish the full text within 30 days.

• Consideration of Resolution Approving Rock Creek Parkway Improvements Project
• Consideration of Resolution Approving Park & Playground Rebuild Construction Contract (Big/Little Sagamore & Children’s Parks)
• Consideration of Ordinance Adopting Model Traffic Code (Second Reading)
• Consideration of Ordinance to Amend Town’s Animal Protection Regulations (Second Reading)
• Consideration of Ordinance Adopting 2023 National Electrical Code (First Reading)

The Town Council unanimously approved resolutions for the Rock Creek Parkway improvements and the park and playground rebuild construction contracts for Big/Little Sagamore and Children's Parks. They also adopted ordinances for the Model Traffic Code and amended animal protection regulations, both on second reading. A first reading of the National Electrical Code ordinance was tabled to June 10.

• Approved Rock Creek Parkway Improvements resolution (7-0)
• Approved Park & Playground Rebuild Construction Contract for Big/Little Sagamore & Children's Parks (7-0)
• Adopted Model Traffic Code ordinance, second reading (7-0)
• Adopted amended Animal Protection Regulations ordinance, second reading (7-0)
• Tabled National Electrical Code ordinance first reading to June 10

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will consider a second reading of an ordinance banning inhalation of toxic vapors, approve several contracts including a wastewater treatment plant dewatering project, and discuss withdrawing from the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport noise roundtable. They will also hold public hearings on a planned development amendment, a final development plan for Bigsby's Folley, office space improvements, and animal protection regulations.

• Ordinance (2nd reading) prohibiting inhalation of toxic vapors
• Resolution approving construction contract with Velocity Constructors, Inc. for Superior WWTP Dewatering Improvements
• Resolution approving contract with Pavement Restoration, Inc. for Reclamite Asphalt Rejuvenation Project
• Ordinance (2nd hearing) for Kite Crossing Discover Office Park Planned Development Amendment #2
• Resolution for Final Development Plan Amendment 2 for FDP 9 of Downtown Superior Bigsby's Folley

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending approval of a Final Development Plan Amendment for Bigsby's Folly Craft Winery & Restaurant at Block 4, Lot 2 in Downtown Superior. The proposal would increase the approved restaurant space from 5,204 to 6,200 square feet, adding a winery, restaurant, event venue, outdoor patio, and rooftop deck. Staff recommends approval with minor technical corrections.

• Increase restaurant space from 5,204 to 6,200 sq ft
• Proposed 6,200 sq ft winery, restaurant, and event venue with rooftop deck
• Requires 42 parking spaces (7 more than previous FDP)
• Replat to split Block 4 into two lots; Lot 2 under contract for Bigsby's Folly
• Proposed signage on three elevations and art walls

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold first readings on ordinances adopting a model traffic code, an inhalation of toxic vapors code, and rezoning the Rodelli property to open space. They will also consider approving office space consolidation at Superior Plaza, a Kite Crossing planned development amendment, and discuss whether to remain in the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport CNR program. The agenda includes presentations on the CAPS ARTery public art project and a Marshall Fire memorial update.

• Ordinance (first reading) adopting Model Traffic Code
• Ordinance (first reading) adopting Inhalation of Toxic Vapors Code
• Ordinance to re-zone Rodelli Property to Open Space
• Resolution to approve Superior Plaza Office Space Consolidation and Renovations
• Ordinance (first reading) approving Kite Crossing Planned Development Amendment

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning proposals: one to convert 216 S. 3rd Avenue and adjacent town-owned tracts from residential to open space for flood mitigation and wildlife habitat along Coal Creek, and another to amend the Discovery Office Park planned development for income-restricted senior housing. The meeting also includes a planning and building update.

• Rezone 216 S. 3rd Avenue and adjacent town-owned tracts to Open Space and Natural Uses for flood mitigation and habitat conservation
• Second Amendment to Discovery Office Park PD for 55+ income-restricted housing development
• Public hearings on both rezoning proposals

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on a new liquor license for Casa Agave Family Mexican Restaurant, discuss a potential 2024 ballot measure, and receive updates on the Historical Commission's proposal to keep the Grasso Park bungalow as a museum and on state housing legislation (HB24-1313) that could require significant new housing near McCaslin Station. The agenda also includes consent items like a resolution supporting a state aviation bill and a public works truck purchase.

• Public hearing on new hotel and restaurant liquor license for Casa Agave 2 LLC, dba Casa Agave Family Mexican Restaurant, 401 Center Drive
• Discussion of potential 2024 ballot measure
• Resolution adopting the Annual Three-Mile Plan
• Resolution to purchase Public Works Vac Truck
• Resolution in support of HB 24-1235 (Reduce Aviation Impacts on Communities)

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold public hearings on a new hotel and restaurant liquor license for Casa Agave Family Mexican Restaurant and a second reading of an ordinance amending land use regulations. They will also receive presentations on economic development, proposed temporary flight patterns for Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, and the Rock Creek Parkway project. An executive session is scheduled for legal advice on airport matters.

• Public hearing: New hotel and restaurant liquor license for Casa Agave 2 LLC, dba Casa Agave Family Mexican Restaurant, 401 Center Drive
• Public hearing (second reading): Ordinance amending Chapter 16 of Superior Municipal Code regarding land use
• Presentation: Proposed temporary flight patterns for Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
• Economic development update: 11 new businesses opened in 2023, $38,489 in grants awarded
• Consent agenda includes 4th quarter financial report and proclamation for March for Meals

Planning Commission

The Superior Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss a Housing Plan update, including results of the Housing Needs Assessment and potential strategies. The meeting also includes approval of the January 16, 2024 minutes and a planning and building update. The agenda is primarily a discussion item, with no final decisions expected on the Housing Plan.

• Housing Plan update discussion based on Housing Needs Assessment
• Approval of January 16, 2024 meeting minutes
• Planning and Building Department update

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on a first reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 16 of the Municipal Code regarding land use, and will consider a resolution approving the purchase and sale agreement for the Rodelli Property at 216 S. 3rd Avenue for open space. The board will also enter an executive session for legal advice on Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport matters, and act on consent agenda items including a South Pool re-plaster agreement and committee appointments.

• Public hearing (first reading) on ordinance amending Chapter 16 of Superior Municipal Code regarding land use
• Resolution approving purchase and sale agreement for Rodelli Property at 216 S. 3rd Avenue for open space
• Executive session for legal advice on Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport and related aviation matters
• Resolution approving South Pool Re-Plaster Agreement
• Resolution approving OSAC Committee Appointments

Town Council

The Superior Board of Trustees will interview candidates for two advisory committees (ACES and OSAC) and discuss potential regulations for e-bikes and scooters. The board will also consider several consent agenda items, including a proclamation for Gun Violence Survivors Week, acceptance of the Coyote Ridge Open Space Master Plan, an ordinance extending rebuild rebates, and a resolution approving a CDOT agreement for the Rock Creek Parkway pedestrian bridge grant. An executive session is scheduled for legal advice on Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport matters.

• Interviews for ACES vacancy: Lisa Barnes, Marsha Barancik
• Interviews for OSAC vacancies: Chris Moor, Joann Maneri
• Discussion of e-bike/scooter regulations
• Ordinance extending rebuild rebates
• Resolution approving CDOT IGA for Rock Creek Parkway Pedestrian Bridge Grant

Town Council

The Superior Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on major development plans for Gateway Drive and downtown Main Street, including a 302,000 sq. ft. apartment building and office spaces. The council will also consider rezoning two properties from residential to open space and natural uses.

• Continued public hearing on Gateway Drive construction and downtown Main Street development plans (FDP 11 & 12, Blocks 2, 5 & 8)
• Consideration of ordinances to rezone 208 3rd Avenue and 213 S 2nd Avenue to Open Space and Natural Uses
• Approval of Cattail Removal Maintenance Project at Pond 7 in Purple Park
• Renewal of Vargas Landscape, Flower and Snow Removal Agreement
• Approval of additional incentive for Bigsby's Folley - Louisville IGA Amendment