7PM City Council Business Meeting @ City Hall

Meeting Agenda
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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 (limited to 3 minutes) during the meeting, at 7PM.

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. If you want to comment on any topic you must do it by email (PublicComment@cityofgolden.net) or at the beginning of the meeting.

Consent Matters

Council will renew the agreement with Street Media to install and maintain bus shelters and benches. The company sells advertising on the shelters and benches and the city receives a small portion of the revenue ($5,000-$8,700 in recent years). Learn more.
Council will approve a contract not to exceed $177K to make changes in the right of way adjacent to the Astor House. Learn more. The changes were detailed in a memo dated January 27, 2023.
They will hold the first reading of a major amendment to a PUD, with the public hearing to be held on October 8th. This concerns the property adjacent to the Old Miner Inn (west of Hwy 6 and south of Clear Creek). The owners hope to amend the PUD to allow duplex and row housing instead of the multifamily housing originally planned. Learn more.
They will hold the first reading regarding a street vacation (Arapahoe Street), with the public hearing to be held on October 8th. The right of way to be vacated is theoretical, and not currently built as a street. The land would be used as part of the affordable housing project slated to be built at 817 Arapahoe Street. Learn more.

Proclamations

Resolution No. 3119

Council will pass a resolution "expressing support for the Jefferson County Ballot Measure 1A to allow Jefferson County to retain and spend revenues in excess of limitations imposed by the Colorado Constitution without increasing taxes."