- Meeting Agenda
- Watch the meeting streaming live starting at 6:30PM
- Attend the meeting @ City Hall Council Chambers - 911 10th Street - (map)
- Send comments on any of the following topics to PublicComment@cityofgolden.net BEFORE 3PM, or
- Provide in-person comment during the meeting, at 6:30PM.
Most of tonight's business appears on the "Consent Agenda," which means the topics will not be discussed unless one or more of the Councilors requests discussion.
Public Comment
There are no public hearings tonight, so if you want to contribute any comments you must do it by email (PublicComment@cityofgolden.net) or at the beginning of the meeting.
Consent Matters
- Adopt the Jefferson County Affordable Housing Blueprint
This document describes how the various jurisdictions within Jefferson County will partner to build more affordable housing. Their goals are to influence regional, state, and federal policy; maximize land use, housing, and transportation resources to add more housing, and facilitate partnerships among the jurisdictions to build more affordable housing.
Council received an overview of this plan at their last study session (start at 1 hr - 15 minutes). The presenter described the need to balance local control with regional needs. He remarked that this new framework will give a voice to the people who don't live here but want to.
- Approve a construction contract for $121,850
This will improve the sidewalk drainage on Rimrock Drive.
- Approve parking permits for Parfet Estates Drive
This street is right across Highway 6 from the School of Mines campus. CSM students as well as construction workers from the CSM housing projects have been parking on the street. The meeting memo states that eliminating these non-resident parkers would improve safety for the residents. - Approve a contract to replace equipment at Splash
This contract allows up to $165,823 to replace the boiler on the lap pool at the City's water park. - First reading of an Ordinance regarding signage for marijuana stores
This ordinance clarifies how marijuana stores are allowed to advertise on their own buildings versus how they are allowed to advertise off-site, online, or through direct mail. They will hold a public hearing and vote on this issue at their September 10th meeting.
Proclamations
National Preparedness Month- September 2024
National Suicide Prevention Month - September 2024
Resolution to Support RTD Ballot Measure
This ballot measure would allow RTD to retain and spend all revenues without TABOR restrictions.
