[2:29] Evening. I

[2:31] d like to call to

[2:33] order our city council meeting

[2:37] for Tuesday, JUNE 17th, 2025.

[2:38] And ask council member p

[2:39] Pawlowski to lead us in the

[2:52] Pledge of Allegiance. United

[3:09] States. Did Invisible All right,

[3:12] uh. MADAM City Clerk, please

[3:16] call roll. MAY mouse. Mayor

[3:19] Prote Pet yeah here Council

[3:20] member Fiddler Council member

[3:23] Green. Council member Pawlowski.

[3:27] Council member Snyder. Present

[3:29] Council member Tadeo Council

[3:30] member Worth, you have a quorum,

[3:33] Your Honor. Thank you. Next is

[3:35] the consent agenda, MADAM City

[3:36] clerk, please read that into

[3:39] the record. Item 2a, approval

[3:42] of the MAY 20th, 2025 City

[3:45] council minutes. Item 2 be

[3:46] final reading of an ordinance

[3:48] of the city council of the City

[3:50] of Brighton, Colorado, amending

[3:51] the Development impact fee

[3:53] section 35 of the Brighton

[3:56] Municipal Code. Item 2 final

[3:57] reading of an ordinance of the

[3:59] city council of the City of

[4:02] Brighton, Colorado, Amending

[4:03] section 2-4-13 of the Brighton

[4:05] Municipal Code related to

[4:09] Nomination petitions. Item 2d,

[4:10] final reading of an ordinance

[4:11] of the city council of the City

[4:14] of Brighton, Colorado, amending

[4:17] the lodging tax section 3-40-50

[4:20] of the Brighton Municipal Code.

[4:21] Item 2 e. Final reading of an

[4:22] ordinance of the city council

[4:24] of the City of Brighton,

[4:27] Colorado, amending Article 8-28

[4:29] of the Brighton Municipal Code

[4:31] to update the fireworks

[4:32] authorized officers and

[4:35] penalties for violations? Item

[4:36] 2f, a resolution of the city

[4:38] council of the City of Brighton,

[4:39] Colorado, appointing Stephanie

[4:42] Om as the Ward 2 member of the

[4:43] Planning commission to fill an

[4:46] unexpired term to JANUARY 2026.

[4:48] Item 2g, a resolution of the

[4:50] city council of the City of

[4:52] Brighton, Colorado, appointing

[4:54] Edward Otterson as a member of

[4:55] the Brighton Urban Renewal

[4:57] Authority with a term to AUGUST

[5:01] 2029. Item 2h, a resolution of

[5:02] the city council of the City of

[5:04] Brighton, Colorado, appointing

[5:05] Bonnie Charlesworth as a member

[5:07] of the Brighton Urban Renewal

[5:09] Authority to fill an unexpired

[5:11] term to AUGUST 2026. Thank you.

[5:11] It

[5:13] s a pleasure, council,

[5:15] Council member Pawlowski. Thank

[5:17] you, Mayor, and uh, As we let

[5:19] the city clerk take a breath.

[5:21] After that long I, I would like

[5:23] to move for approval of the

[5:24] consent agenda as presented.

[5:26] All right, and then the council

[5:27] member Fiddler. Thank you,

[5:28] Mayor I second. There

[5:29] s a 1st

[5:32] and 2nd to approve the consent

[5:38] agenda as read Rocaldo. Motion

[5:42] passes, 8 to 0. Next is the

[5:44] approval of the regular agenda.

[5:47] We get our screen changed over.

[5:48] Someone want to make a motion

[5:53] on that. Council member Tadeo.

[5:55] Thank you, Mary. I moved to

[5:59] approve the regular agenda. The

[6:00] council member Pullowski, thank

[6:01] you, Mayor. I

[6:01] m happy to second

[6:04] that motion. We have a 1st and

[6:06] 2nd to prove the regular agenda

[6:08] as presented, if there

[6:08] s

[6:09] nothing else to discuss, Roll

[6:15] call vote. Motion passes 8 to 0.

[6:18] Next ceremonies, we

[6:19] ll start

[6:21] with uh swearing in the new

[6:24] board and commission members.

[6:25] Uh, city manager Martinez.

[6:27] Thank you, Mayor. Good evening,

[6:28] Mayor Mayor Prote and members

[6:30] of council at this time, I will

[6:32] ask those who are to be sworn

[6:34] in this evening to join our

[6:36] city clerk at the podium. And

[6:37] come close to the micke, please.

[6:43] We

[6:46] ll start with Raise your

[6:48] right hand, repeat after me, I

[6:51] state your name. I, Stephanie o

[6:53] to solemnly declare, do

[6:54] solemnly declare and affirm and

[6:55] affirm that I will support the

[6:56] Constitution, but I

[6:57] ll support

[6:59] the Constitution of the United

[7:01] States. The Constitution, the

[7:03] Constitution of the state of

[7:05] Colorado State of Colorado and

[7:07] the office of and the Office of

[7:08] Planning commission member

[7:09] planning commission member and

[7:11] will faithfully perform and

[7:11] will faithfully perform the

[7:13] duties of the office, the

[7:14] duties of the office I

[7:14] m about

[7:14] to enter. I

[7:15] m about to enter.

[7:22] Thank you. Ok. Ok. Raise your

[7:24] right hand. Repeat after me, I

[7:26] state your name. I, Edward

[7:30] Otterson. Oh yeah. Excuse me, I,

[7:33] Bonnie Charlesworth, do

[7:35] solemnly declare solemn and

[7:37] affirm affirm that I will

[7:38] support the Constitution will

[7:43] support the Constitution of the

[7:44] United States Constitution of

[7:46] the state of Colorado Colorado

[7:50] and the office of Office of

[7:53] Brighton Urban Brighton Renewal

[7:55] Authority member and will

[7:56] faithfully perform we

[7:56] ll

[7:58] faithfully the duties of the

[7:58] office I

[8:02] m about to enter. I

[8:08] Thank you. Uh, I

[8:09] d like to

[8:11] thank all of you for your

[8:13] willingness to serve and do

[8:14] either of you wanna say a few

[8:14] words? It

[8:17] s up to you. If you

[8:21] are come, come to the mic. I

[8:22] m

[8:23] just really excited about this

[8:23] opportunity and I

[8:24] m grateful to

[8:25] be a part of the board. All

[8:32] right. Thank you. Um, yeah,

[8:33] thank you for the opportunity.

[8:34] Looking forward to it. I know a

[8:36] lot of uh the council people

[8:39] and uh. Remember, so yeah,

[8:46] thank you. Thank you. And you?

[8:47] Don

[8:49] t want to be left out. Just

[8:51] want to say thank you. It

[8:51] ll be

[8:52] a great opportunity and

[8:54] learning experience for me and

[8:55] look forward to working with

[8:56] everybody. Great. Thank you.

[9:01] Thank you. And this is what I

[9:02] usually put in for a plug that,

[9:04] you know, there are many open

[9:05] positions, but I think we

[9:05] re

[9:08] closing the gap now, so, um,

[9:09] You can still apply, I

[9:10] m sure

[9:11] other open positions will come,

[9:12] but please,, 00, it sounds like

[9:14] Parks and Rec has an open

[9:15] position, so, yeah, if you

[9:15] re

[9:17] interested, please apply and

[9:17] we

[9:19] d love to consider you. So

[9:20] thank you for, for your

[9:22] willingness to serve again. All

[9:25] right, uh, next is introduction

[9:28] of the growing grad interns,

[9:29] city manager Martinez. Thank

[9:30] you, Mayor. At this time, I

[9:31] ll

[9:32] ask our youth services

[9:34] coordinator, Rachel Keeley to

[9:36] come up and introduce our new

[9:37] growing grad interns, and while

[9:38] she does that, I will say that

[9:40] we had an orientation last week,

[9:41] where I had an opportunity to

[9:43] meet all of the fine folks and

[9:43] I

[9:44] m pretty sure they

[9:44] re all

[9:45] gonna be permanent city

[9:46] employees when they

[9:46] re done

[9:47] here, they

[9:48] re fantastic. So

[9:48] we

[9:51] re excited for this year.

[9:53] Thank you. Um, good evening,

[9:55] Mayor Mayor Pro Tem and members

[9:56] of the council. Um, I

[9:57] m excited

[10:00] tonight for you to meet our 12,

[10:00] uh, summer growing grads

[10:02] interns, um, but before I have

[10:03] them introduce themselves, I

[10:03] d

[10:05] like to just, um, speak a

[10:06] little bit about the program

[10:08] and the process that they went

[10:09] to or went through, um, so this

[10:12] all started back in FEBRUARY,

[10:14] um, all of these interns

[10:16] attended our summer job launch,

[10:16] um, that

[10:17] s the first step and

[10:18] first requirement to be

[10:19] eligible to apply for one of

[10:21] our internships. So on On this

[10:22] day they spent the day learning

[10:24] on how to build a resume and

[10:25] they practice mock interviewing

[10:26] to prepare them, um, to

[10:29] interview and apply for our uh

[10:30] summer internship positions and

[10:32] at the summer job launch we had

[10:35] a record attendance of 100

[10:36] students from 27j that

[10:37] participated in the all-day

[10:40] event. Of those 100 attendees,

[10:42] we had over 60 applicants apply

[10:44] for our 12 internship positions

[10:45] and these 12 interns behind me

[10:48] were the ones that were chosen,

[10:48] um, so we

[10:49] re very thankful for

[10:50] them, um, to be spending their

[10:52] summer. With us. Um, so they

[10:54] each are going to be interning

[10:55] in different departments. Some

[10:57] departments have taken on two

[10:58] interns this summer, um, and as

[11:00] part of our growing grad summer

[11:03] internship program, they must

[11:06] work 150 hours, um, maximum,

[11:07] and they complete weekly

[11:08] professional development

[11:09] courses. So today, they spent

[11:11] time learning about their

[11:13] Clifton strengths, um, and

[11:13] they

[11:14] ll continue to learn other

[11:16] things to help them in their

[11:17] soft skills and preparing them

[11:19] to enter the workforce after

[11:20] their time with us, um, In

[11:21] addition, we

[11:22] re thankful to all

[11:23] their supervisors who are

[11:24] hosting them this summer,

[11:26] because this is something that

[11:27] they voluntary voluntarily take

[11:28] on, um, and so it

[11:29] s a big

[11:32] benefit for us in this program,

[11:33] because they have mentorship

[11:35] and guidance to offer our

[11:37] interns, um, and give them the

[11:38] career exploration that they

[11:40] might not know they were um

[11:42] initially interested in, and as

[11:43] well as provides them some

[11:44] extra set of hands to help them

[11:46] with their projects throughout

[11:48] the summer. Um, so with that,

[11:48] I

[11:50] m going to let them.

[11:51] Introduce themselves and share

[11:55] their favorite parts so far.

[11:56] I

[11:57] ll go first, um, I

[11:57] m Cynthia

[12:00] Don Lucas. I am interning with

[12:02] the procurement contracts and

[12:03] finance department this summer.

[12:05] And so far my favorite part has

[12:08] been Getting my own like

[12:09] responsibilities, so I

[12:11] ve like

[12:13] taken on weekly tasks that I

[12:15] have to keep, um, control of by

[12:20] myself, so. Hello, everyone. Oh,

[12:25] yeah, clap. Uh, my name is

[12:27] Emily Stosskop. I am interning

[12:28] with the police department this

[12:30] summer, and my favorite part

[12:32] has been just gaining exposure

[12:34] of the environment that the

[12:36] police officers work in and all

[12:39] the other people that. Um,

[12:44] contribute to their department.

[12:45] My name is Zoe Ann McNeice

[12:46] Roberts, and I

[12:48] m interning with

[12:49] the municipal court and

[12:49] something I

[12:50] ve enjoyed so far

[12:51] is learning new things and also

[12:57] getting to help others. Um, my

[12:58] name is Hannah Hallis. I

[12:58] m an

[12:59] engineering intern with the

[13:01] public works department this

[13:02] year, um, and my favorite part

[13:04] of the job has been getting

[13:04] like hands on insight about

[13:06] what goes on with the streets

[13:08] and fleets, um, committee, and

[13:08] so it

[13:08] s really interesting.

[13:13] Thank you. Hi I

[13:14] m Diane Kim.

[13:14] I

[13:15] m interning with the youth

[13:17] services at the communication

[13:18] and Engagement Department. My

[13:20] favorite part has been learning

[13:22] how to use services team

[13:23] communicates with program

[13:29] participants. Hello, i

[13:29] m David

[13:30] Duran, and I

[13:31] m interning with

[13:32] the sustainability Office, and

[13:33] so far my favorite part was

[13:35] reading through the

[13:36] sustainability plan and like

[13:37] understanding what it would

[13:38] take to make bright and

[13:44] sustainable town and city.

[13:45] Apologies for my voice, um, I

[13:47] am an intern with Youth

[13:50] Services. My name is Jule Nove

[13:50] Lozano, and I

[13:51] m, I

[13:53] m excited to

[13:55] learn more about um the youth

[13:57] service program and helping the

[13:58] others with opportunities and

[13:59] also with more with event

[14:04] planning. Hi, I

[14:05] m Fletcher

[14:05] Burke. I

[14:06] m interning with

[14:08] Public Works Engineering and my

[14:09] favorite part so far has been

[14:10] gain a behind the scenes look

[14:12] at how public works, plans and

[14:17] completes projects. Um, good

[14:19] afternoon. My name is Jessica

[14:20] Rodriguez Murillo. Um, I am

[14:22] with the Human Resources

[14:23] department and my favorite part

[14:25] has been learning about the

[14:26] diverse responsibilities that

[14:28] the hr team takes on, like

[14:31] interviewing, onboarding, um,

[14:35] and like benefits. Thank you.

[14:37] Hello, my name is Ashen

[14:37] Fleisher. I

[14:39] m with the, I

[14:39] m

[14:40] interning for the utilities

[14:41] department. Uh, my favorite

[14:43] part so far has been going on

[14:44] to construction sites and

[14:45] saying how they all All the

[14:51] different pieces flow together.

[14:52] Hi, I

[14:53] m Carmen Velasquez. I

[14:54] m

[14:57] also interning with pd and my

[14:58] favorite part has been

[14:59] interacting with everybody in

[15:01] pd and helping with the

[15:02] community programs, uh,

[15:03] specifically I helped with cops

[15:09] and robbers. Thank you. Hello,

[15:11] my name is Isabel Traviso. I

[15:12] m

[15:13] interning with the utility

[15:16] billing department and my

[15:18] favorite part has been learning

[15:19] how to process bills and making

[15:28] deposits. Thank you. Um, thank

[15:29] you again for your time tonight.

[15:30] These are our summer interns,

[15:31] so if you see them around the

[15:32] city, I hope you

[15:33] ll say hi and

[15:34] ask them how their internship

[15:43] is going. Well, thank you all

[15:44] for your willingness to spend

[15:46] your summer with the city in

[15:47] different ways in different

[15:48] capacities. I know in my day

[15:50] job, we have interns that have

[15:52] been very useful this summer,

[15:52] so like I

[15:53] ve learned to

[15:55] appreciate interns even more

[15:56] recently, so thank you for what

[15:57] you do and look forward to a

[16:03] great summer ahead. Um So next

[16:05] is the uh item 4 seeds, the uh

[16:07] Pride Month proclamation, and

[16:07] I

[16:09] ve asked council member Worth

[16:13] to read that into the record.

[16:18] Thank you, Mayor. This is the

[16:18] uh lgbtq plus Pride Month

[16:22] proclamation. Whereas city

[16:23] council and staff have

[16:26] committed to make Brighton an

[16:26] inclusive and welcoming

[16:28] community for all, including

[16:31] the lesbian, gay, bisexual,

[16:35] transgender, and queer lgbtq

[16:37] plus community and whereas

[16:39] Brighton denounced his

[16:40] prejudice and unfair

[16:42] discrimination based on age,

[16:45] race, religion, national origin,

[16:46] sexual orientation, gender

[16:48] identity, or gender expression.

[16:51] And is a city in which all

[16:53] persons should feel valued,

[16:56] safe, welcomed, respected, and

[16:58] affirmed by their peers and the

[17:01] community and whereas we must

[17:03] acknowledge that the lgbtq plus

[17:05] community has faced and

[17:07] continues to face

[17:08] discrimination, including

[17:10] restricted rights, social

[17:13] stigma, challenges accessing uh

[17:15] accessing health care and other

[17:16] basic social services and

[17:18] whereas the city of Brighton is

[17:19] strengthened by and thriving.

[17:22] Lives upon the rich diversity

[17:24] of ethnic, cultural, racial,

[17:25] gender, and sexual identities

[17:27] of its residents, all of which

[17:28] contribute to the vibrant

[17:32] character of our city. And

[17:34] whereas during lgbtq plus Pride

[17:36] Month, we affirm our commitment

[17:39] to upholding the dignity of all

[17:40] residents and dedicate

[17:42] ourselves to standing in

[17:45] solidarity with the lgbtq plus

[17:47] community in their ongoing

[17:48] struggle against discrimination

[17:50] and injustice. Now therefore be

[17:53] it resolved. That I, Greg Mills,

[17:55] mayor of the city of Brighton,

[17:58] on behalf of City council do

[18:01] hereby proclaim JUNE 25th as

[18:03] lgbtq plus Pride Month. I call

[18:05] upon the people of City of

[18:07] Brighton to recognize the

[18:09] achievements of the lgbtq plus

[18:11] community and to celebrate the

[18:12] great diversity of the

[18:14] community. Aided the 17th day

[18:27] of JUNE 2025. Thank you. MAY

[18:29] protem Padilla and council

[18:29] member today we

[18:30] ll go down and

[18:49] accept that. Turn this way. The

[19:04] first Feel free to speak. I

[19:04] ve

[19:09] got to hold it. What am I doing

[19:14] wrong? Hello? It should be on.

[19:16] And we decided to let me speak

[19:19] first before MR. Padilla.

[19:20] Ladies first, it

[19:20] s, it

[19:21] s my

[19:24] honor to be a part of this, uh,

[19:26] proclamation, um, I

[19:27] m not great

[19:28] with words on the fly, you guys

[19:32] all know that, but I, uh, I

[19:34] wanted to say that I, you know,

[19:38] I do extend my gratitude to the

[19:40] lgbtq, uh, community as well as

[19:43] the allies and anybody that has

[19:45] ever um been a part of helping

[19:51] with. Acknowledgement and being

[19:52] seen and being accepted just

[19:54] like anybody else, and I

[19:54] ll

[19:57] leave it at that, uh, love is

[20:06] love, so. Thank you. Pride is

[20:09] an opportunity for us to look

[20:10] at our uniqueness and an

[20:11] opportunity to look at our

[20:13] sameness. Uh, the celebration

[20:14] of pride over the course of

[20:15] this month can be an expression

[20:17] of joy. It can be an expression

[20:19] of anger, it can be an

[20:21] expression of grief, but really

[20:24] it is an acknowledgment of our

[20:26] right to be, even when we are

[20:28] not part of the majority and we

[20:30] are part of something that

[20:32] distinct and different.

[20:33] Celebrating pride for many

[20:35] people in our community means

[20:37] stepping out of their comfort

[20:38] zone and acknowledging and

[20:40] learning something new about

[20:41] the people that they already

[20:45] know. Those of us in the

[20:46] community have a chance also to

[20:48] turn out and and celebrate all

[20:52] of our allies. And perhaps

[20:53] lament those allies or those

[20:55] people who are less accepting

[20:56] than our allies, but to

[20:57] appreciate the allies all the

[21:00] more. We don

[21:01] t need to

[21:04] understand, to accept. And what

[21:04] we

[21:05] ve learned over many years

[21:07] is that it is harder to hate us

[21:11] when you know us. So, on behalf

[21:14] of our, our residents, our

[21:16] employees, all of their

[21:17] families, and, and I

[21:18] ll let

[21:20] Josh Zuckerbam speak as well.

[21:22] Josh and I accept this

[21:23] celebration of Brighton

[21:23] s

[21:24] growth and diversity. This is a

[21:25] different place than it was

[21:30] when I was a kid. Well said,

[21:32] Peter. Uh, I

[21:34] m Joshelbo, the

[21:34] county clerk for Adams County.

[21:34] I

[21:36] m actually here to accept the

[21:38] proclamation on behalf of the

[21:40] county. Um, as you all MAY know,

[21:40] it

[21:42] s very important in Adams

[21:43] County to celebrate diversity.

[21:46] We have an extremely diverse

[21:47] community, all different shapes,

[21:49] sizes, colors, religions,

[21:51] faiths. Orientations, you name

[21:53] it, we have it here in Adams

[21:54] County, and we

[21:55] re all one

[21:56] community. And we

[21:56] re, we

[21:56] re

[21:58] better because of it. Adams

[22:00] County actually just celebrated

[22:02] our pride, uh, this last

[22:03] weekend. Uh, my office every

[22:05] year puts on a mass marriage

[22:06] ceremony because as you said,

[22:08] love is love. Uh, and it

[22:08] s

[22:09] something that is very

[22:12] important to, uh, to me, uh, my

[22:13] family, I do have family

[22:14] members who are members of the

[22:16] community. I myself consider

[22:18] myself to be an ally. And I

[22:18] m

[22:20] very grateful that the city is

[22:21] uh proclaiming. This, making

[22:22] the statement as well. So, on

[22:23] behalf of the county in my

[22:25] office, and myself, thank you.

[22:48] You ok. Mhm I was ok. All right.

[22:53] Thank you. Um, and then next

[22:56] item 4d is a proclamation

[22:58] condemning the uh Thas in

[22:59] Boulder, Colorado. Uh, first of

[22:59] all, I

[23:01] d like to thank Mayor

[23:03] Prote Padilla for bringing this

[23:03] to our attention and I

[23:04] ll go

[23:04] ahead and read this

[23:08] proclamation. Whereas on JUNE

[23:11] 1st, 2025, a deplorable

[23:13] anti-Semitic attack occurred in

[23:15] Boulder, Colorado when an

[23:18] individual used a makeshift

[23:19] flamethrower to target

[23:20] participants in the run for

[23:24] their lives walk. Which is a

[23:25] peaceful demonstration to raise

[23:28] awareness for hostages held by

[23:31] Hamas in Gaza since the OCTOBER

[23:34] 7th, 2023, terrorist attacks

[23:36] against Israel resulting in

[23:38] injuries to 8 individuals,

[23:41] including 2 with severe burns

[23:42] requiring emergency airlift to

[23:45] a medical facility. And whereas

[23:46] this act of violence carried

[23:48] out on the eve of the Jewish

[23:51] holiday Shabbat. Was a

[23:52] deliberate and hateful assault

[23:55] on the members of the Jewish

[23:57] community and their allies

[23:59] intensifying fears amid a

[24:00] documented rise in anti-Semitic.

[24:05] Incidences across the United

[24:05] States and whereas

[24:09] anti-Semitism. Poss a growing

[24:11] threat in Colorado and across

[24:15] the world, manifesting a

[24:16] physical violence, harassment,

[24:20] vandalism, and hateful rhetoric,

[24:22] including dangerous stereotypes

[24:26] that falsely blame Jewish

[24:27] people for social issues. And

[24:29] whereas the city of Brighton

[24:30] Firmly condemns all forms of

[24:35] hate. And reaffirms its

[24:36] unwavering commitment to

[24:38] fostering a safe, respectful,

[24:40] and inclusive community for

[24:41] residents of all faiths,

[24:43] backgrounds, and beliefs.

[24:43] Where

[24:44] s the city of Brighton

[24:45] stands in solidarity with the

[24:49] Jewish community. And all Those

[24:52] affected by the senseless act

[24:55] of violence, recognizing the

[24:57] fundamental right of every

[24:59] individual to gather peacefully

[25:02] and live free from fear,

[25:02] intimidation, and

[25:04] discrimination. Now therefore

[25:05] be resolved that I, Gregory

[25:06] Mills, mayor of the City of

[25:08] Brighton, on behalf of the city

[25:11] council, do hereby condemn the

[25:14] anti-Semitic attack. That

[25:16] occurred in Boulder and express

[25:17] our solidarity with the Jewish

[25:20] community. We reaffirm our

[25:21] commitment to standing against

[25:26] hatred. In all its forms and to

[25:28] ensure that Brighton remains a

[25:29] community where diversity is

[25:31] celebrated, human dignity is

[25:33] upheld and all people can live

[25:37] free. From fear and

[25:39] discrimination dated the 17th

[25:49] day of JUNE 2025. And I believe

[25:50] the county clerk, uh, Josh

[25:50] Zigelbaum

[25:51] s here to also

[25:52] receive this as well. That

[25:52] s

[25:53] correct. We, our county clerk

[25:55] is here to receive it. We also

[25:56] have in the audience tonight

[25:58] Bruce Shaefer with Run For Life

[26:00] as well, so ok, come a few

[26:08] words. Um, feel free to say a

[26:09] few words and then we can get a

[26:10] group photo. I

[26:10] ll try to keep

[26:12] it to a few words. I used to be

[26:14] an attorney, so it

[26:16] s hard. Um.

[26:16] My name

[26:18] s Bruce Shaeffer. This

[26:21] is Gabriel Valeska, were two of

[26:23] the regular walkers on Sundays,

[26:25] uh, to raise awareness for the

[26:26] hostages, as you mentioned, and

[26:29] I just want to say this is so

[26:31] obvious from the preceding

[26:32] proclamation as well as this

[26:35] one, that this is a courageous

[26:35] council. You can

[26:37] t do it

[26:39] without the support of a

[26:41] courageous community, a

[26:44] beautiful diverse community and

[26:44] we

[26:45] re just so grateful for this

[26:48] uh Proclamation and have so

[26:49] much appreciation for it. It

[26:50] s

[26:51] important, it

[26:52] s important that

[26:54] other uh communities across the

[26:58] country, uh, do, do uh similar

[27:00] proclamations, um, it was a

[27:02] horrible attack two weeks ago

[27:05] on JUNE 1st, uh,, 2 of my

[27:07] immediate family members were

[27:09] uh severely burned and uh and

[27:10] thankfully are about where they

[27:12] should be in the recovery

[27:14] process and we do have two who

[27:16] are still in the hospital, but.

[27:19] An attack on one is an attack

[27:21] on on all and uh I deliberately

[27:24] wore this. His t-shirt His

[27:30] t-shirt and This t-shirt says

[27:32] in Hebrew Kulanu haufi, which

[27:37] means we are all hostages which

[27:39] easily translates into when one

[27:40] of us is attacked in a

[27:42] community for being a member of

[27:44] a, a group or a class or an

[27:46] ethnicity or religion or

[27:47] whatever it is, we

[27:48] re really

[27:50] all attacked and we, uh, it

[27:50] s

[27:52] just beautiful that this

[27:55] community is standing up to

[27:57] stand against um hatred in the

[27:59] form of anti-Semitism, ha. In

[28:01] the form of uh being uh you

[28:04] know, towards the glbtq

[28:04] community and I

[28:05] m just so

[28:06] thankful to each and every one

[28:13] of you. I don

[28:14] t have uh too

[28:16] much to add. I just wanna, uh,

[28:17] thank you as well and just say

[28:18] that, you know, looking around

[28:20] the room, we

[28:20] re all just

[28:23] Americans and uh. We all

[28:25] identify with the various

[28:29] groups, uh, religious or ethnic

[28:31] or um sexual orientation or

[28:32] otherwise, and we all have a

[28:33] right to exist without being

[28:35] targeted for being members of

[28:36] that group and without being

[28:38] targeted with violence, we have

[28:41] a right to speak our mind and

[28:44] to be able to agree and

[28:45] disagree civilly. Um, those are

[28:46] American values, and I

[28:48] appreciate the city of Brighton

[28:49] taking this on. Thank you so

[28:56] much. Well, hello again. I was

[28:58] up here not that long ago. Uh,

[28:59] Josh Unckelbaum, Adams County,

[29:00] Adams County clerk. Uh,

[29:01] actually, I don

[29:01] t think any of

[29:03] you know this, but I myself am

[29:05] Jewish. I

[29:07] m also the grandson

[29:08] of Holocaust survivors. Um, i

[29:11] in fact have my grandmother

[29:11] s

[29:12] tattoo from when she was in

[29:14] Dachau, um, Her, her prisoner

[29:16] number tattooed on my arm, uh,

[29:18] as well to, to remember her. So,

[29:19] this is something that is near

[29:22] and dear to me. Um, It, it

[29:23] s

[29:24] something that, you know,

[29:25] obviously hit home with me and

[29:27] my family, our community, um,

[29:28] what

[29:29] s taking place and not

[29:32] just with the particular event,

[29:33] uh, in Boulder, but much of the

[29:36] rhetoric that is taking place

[29:37] uh here domestically and abroad

[29:38] against the Jewish community,

[29:41] um, as well. So, on behalf of

[29:42] the county, on behalf of myself,

[29:44] my office. Um, I also I

[29:44] m here

[29:46] to accept the proclamation, and

[29:46] I, um I

[29:48] m grateful to the city

[29:50] of Brighton for showing such

[29:51] leadership in this area, um,

[29:53] really uh marginalized

[29:55] communities as a whole, uh, as

[29:56] we just recognized the lgbtq

[29:58] community as well. So, thank

[30:00] you for your leadership. I

[30:01] appreciate all of you and uh

[30:02] thank you for being here and

[30:02] for your words as well. Thank

[30:06] you. Thanks, thank you. Do,

[30:06] let

[30:08] s do a group photo and

[30:08] Peter and I will come down

[30:12] there. You guys come, let

[30:13] s do

[30:13] a group photo and then we

[30:16] ll.

[30:17] You can stay up here if you

[30:17] want to come down, that

[30:20] s fine.

[30:29] That works. I We have more than

[30:39] one got it. Yeah. Right. Do

[30:43] over here sandwich between you

[30:45] and this works. Yeah, do we

[30:58] have everybody? Good, thanks.

[31:19] Mhm Thank you We

[31:19] re all back?

[31:24] Ok. Next on the agenda is, uh,

[31:26] item 5 public and invited to be

[31:28] heard on matters not on the

[31:29] agenda, and I have one person

[31:32] signed up to speak, Tom Lampo.

[31:36] Come on down, Tom. You know,

[31:37] the, ja, you know how it is.

[31:40] State your name for the record,

[31:40] you

[31:41] ve got 3 minutes to see all

[31:43] of you guys up here as well. A

[31:44] lot is happening in our world

[31:45] and I know it

[31:46] s times it seems

[31:48] as though everything is out of

[31:50] control, but in reality, things

[31:54] are coming loose to expose to

[31:55] expose things and so that we

[31:57] can receive freedom. I

[31:57] m Tom

[31:59] Lampo. GOD is in control, and

[31:59] I

[32:01] m here to lift up writing in

[32:02] prayer. So please join me in

[32:04] prayer. Heavenly Father, in

[32:04] Jesus

[32:05] name, we invite you here

[32:07] to Brighton to be our GOD.

[32:07] There

[32:08] s nothing that surprises

[32:10] you. You created the beginning

[32:11] and you create, and you, I

[32:12] m

[32:13] sorry, and you could see far

[32:15] off into the future. Your hand

[32:16] is moved through the the

[32:18] entries to bring us to this

[32:19] very moment in time. And

[32:20] because you are who you are, we

[32:22] give you all the praise, glory

[32:24] and honor. In Revelation 4:11,

[32:26] it states, you are worthy, o

[32:28] Lord our GOD, to receive glory

[32:30] and honor and power, for you

[32:32] created all things, and they

[32:32] exist because you created what

[32:36] you pleased. It pleased you to

[32:37] create us and to put us and to

[32:39] put us here at this time. Guide

[32:41] us in our lives and let us

[32:42] never forget to extend the

[32:43] mercy you have shown us to

[32:45] those we come in contact with.

[32:47] Father, I lift up to you all

[32:50] those that call Brighton home.

[32:52] We all created by you, and we

[32:53] have many influences that have

[32:54] come into our lives throughout

[32:57] our years. We have formed

[32:58] different differing opinions to

[32:59] every situation. We

[33:00] re all

[33:02] aware of the conflicts here in

[33:03] our nation as well as around

[33:05] the world. All of us have been

[33:06] affected. Lives have been

[33:08] shattered, and lives have been

[33:10] lost. We all want peace, but we

[33:10] can

[33:12] t decide how to achieve it.

[33:14] We easily grow weary with the

[33:15] calamity that surrounds us.

[33:17] Comfort those that have been

[33:19] directly affected by the recent

[33:20] tragedies bring peace to them

[33:23] and those around them. There is

[33:25] good advice in our lives found

[33:27] in First Chronicles 16:11 as it

[33:29] states, seek the Lord and His

[33:31] strength. Seek His presence

[33:33] continually. Give us your

[33:34] strength and give us your

[33:36] presence. We need to be

[33:37] surrounded by you so you can

[33:39] have the influence in our lives.

[33:41] We need to do better to those

[33:42] around us. As you look at us,

[33:44] you are pleased with your

[33:46] creation. One minute. Help us

[33:47] to make decisions that please

[33:48] you and bring peace to our

[33:50] hurting world. You are a GOD,

[33:52] and we are your people. In

[33:52] Jesus

[33:54] name we pray. Amen.

[33:55] Thank you guys. Have a nice

[33:58] night. Thank you, Tom. And just

[33:59] a firmor their city clerk,

[34:01] nobody else signed up to speak.

[34:04] All right, thank you. Moving

[34:07] ahead, going to public hearings,

[34:08] item 6a, resolution of the city

[34:11] council, City of Brighton,

[34:12] Colorado amending certain

[34:15] accounts in the general fund,

[34:18] lodging tax fund, and water

[34:20] fund and appropriating money

[34:25] for expenditures in the amount

[34:29] of $1,306,00603. To support

[34:32] awarded grants. Additional

[34:33] small business grants and water

[34:38] payments. So, to open up. Open

[34:40] up the public hearing. Ask of

[34:42] our city clerk will verify all

[34:43] the necessary postings and

[34:45] publications were done. Yes,

[34:47] Your Honor, the notice of

[34:48] public hearing was published in

[34:51] the Brighton Standard blade on

[34:54] MAY 29, 2025. Thank you. Um, I

[34:56] doubt anybody on council has

[34:57] any ex parte communication

[34:59] regarding this. This is pretty

[35:01] cut and dry items, so we

[35:01] ll go

[35:04] on to having our city manager.

[35:05] Introduce the staff that

[35:06] ll

[35:06] present. Thank you, Mayor,

[35:08] presenting this item is our

[35:09] budget and performance manager,

[35:12] Katherine Mortenson. Welcome,

[35:14] Katherine. Good evening. So I

[35:14] m

[35:16] here with our 2nd Amendment to

[35:20] the 2025 budget tonight. Um,

[35:22] you have all seen this before,

[35:23] but again, just a quick

[35:24] reminder, we do these budget

[35:26] amendments when what we have

[35:27] already appropriated in the

[35:29] budget is not enough to cover

[35:31] things that came up

[35:32] unexpectedly. The few things we

[35:33] have tonight are a few

[35:34] additional grant awards that

[35:34] we

[35:37] ve received. An increase to

[35:38] our 2025 small business grant

[35:40] funds and an increase in water

[35:41] rates that are paid by the

[35:44] Water Enterprise fund. Diving

[35:46] in just a little bit, there are

[35:48] 3 grants that are being added,

[35:49] that are having appropriation

[35:50] added in the amendment before

[35:53] you tonight. One is for Dola.

[35:53] These are actually two separate

[35:56] grants that we got from them to

[35:58] adjust our housing needs plan,

[35:59] uh, for our community

[36:01] development department, that

[36:01] s

[36:04] about $95,000. Additionally,

[36:04] there

[36:05] s the 2025 scfd grant.

[36:06] This is a grant that we receive

[36:08] every year. We didn

[36:08] t know the

[36:09] amount until we actually got

[36:11] the award, which was after the

[36:12] budget was adopted. And then

[36:14] the third one there is a cd.

[36:16] Phd grant for emerging

[36:18] contaminants that is going to

[36:18] our utilities department and

[36:22] our water fund. In total,

[36:22] that

[36:24] s about 373,000 added for

[36:26] those additional grant awards.

[36:28] The next item is our small

[36:29] business grant. This is a

[36:30] program that we do each year

[36:31] with our lodging tax dollars.

[36:33] This is run through our

[36:34] economic development department.

[36:37] As we talked about last time,

[36:39] we were talking about the

[36:41] lodging tax fund when our city

[36:43] attorney was presenting the

[36:44] updates to that resolution. We

[36:45] have some additional fund

[36:47] balance in there, and you

[36:48] requested that our departments

[36:49] are the ones who get to decide

[36:51] how that is used in accordance

[36:53] to that lodging tax ordinance.

[36:55] So using some of that fund

[36:56] balance, we are proposing

[36:57] tonight that there

[36:58] s a cash

[36:59] transfer out of that lodging

[37:00] tax fund that will come into

[37:03] the general fund as revenue,

[37:03] and that

[37:04] s $100,000 which

[37:06] allows us to spend that

[37:07] $100,000 out of the general

[37:09] fund, where the economic

[37:10] development department will go

[37:11] to people who are on their wait

[37:13] list for this year

[37:13] s grants and

[37:15] give out just an additional

[37:16] 100,000 in that same grant

[37:17] program that they typically run.

[37:20] And the last item here is some

[37:21] additional water payments each

[37:23] year. We pay the City of

[37:25] Thornton for water that we use

[37:28] that they provide for us. They

[37:28] had a higher percentage

[37:30] increase this year than we were

[37:31] anticipating. We got

[37:33] notification of that just a few

[37:35] weeks after the budget was

[37:35] adopted, so projections are

[37:36] looking like we

[37:36] re going to

[37:38] spend a little over 700,000

[37:40] more than we had budgeted, and

[37:41] that is being added in this

[37:44] amendment here tonight. All in

[37:47] all, this adds about $1.3

[37:48] million to the 2025 budget and

[37:51] brings our total city budget to

[37:54] 312 million for 2025. And with

[37:55] that, I will turn it back over

[37:58] to you, Mayor. All right, I

[37:59] mean, obviously I don

[37:59] t have to

[38:01] ask the applicant if there

[38:01] s

[38:02] anything to add because you

[38:03] re

[38:05] the applicant. So I will ask if,

[38:06] well, if, if there

[38:07] s anybody

[38:09] that wants to speak on this,

[38:09] you

[38:10] re welcome to do that.

[38:10] There

[38:10] s sign up sheets in the

[38:11] back. You

[38:12] ll have 3 minutes if

[38:13] you do, but I, I don

[38:13] t have

[38:16] anybody send it to speak, so

[38:18] MADAM City clerk, anybody sign

[38:19] it to speak digitally on this

[38:24] one. No, Your Honor, ok. All

[38:26] right. Questions from counsel.

[38:28] If I see none. Oh, there

[38:28] s one.

[38:30] Mayor Protem. Thank you. I just

[38:32] wanted to check and confirm one

[38:34] thing on the lodging tax

[38:37] allocations into the general

[38:40] fund that will specifically be

[38:40] directed to economic

[38:41] development. So it

[38:42] s not that

[38:44] the city will be directly

[38:45] responsible for any grants that

[38:47] would be through the regular

[38:48] grant process will go through

[38:49] the economic development

[38:51] corporation. Ok, excellent. I

[38:52] think that that was the thing I

[38:53] just wanted to make sure is

[38:53] that we hadn

[38:54] t created a new

[38:55] grant program for the city

[38:56] itself. No, it

[38:56] s the same one

[38:57] that they

[38:58] re doing. It

[38:58] s just

[39:00] an additional amount. Ok, thank

[39:03] you. Great to clarify that.

[39:03] There

[39:04] s no other questions or

[39:06] comment, I will close the

[39:08] public hearing and this item is

[39:09] before council for

[39:14] consideration. He put them

[39:16] Thank you. Um, I, I just wanted

[39:18] to add to that that I

[39:19] m

[39:20] incredibly happy with the fact

[39:23] that the city has allocated

[39:26] more than $250,000 to grant

[39:27] money for assisting small

[39:29] businesses in the, the

[39:30] community, a tremendous amount

[39:32] of that investment in our, our

[39:33] downtown businesses. I

[39:35] appreciate that very much. So

[39:36] this is item aa which I now

[39:41] move. 6. I think 6a which I now

[39:43] move. All right, and then

[39:44] council member Tadeo. Thank you,

[39:44] MAY. I

[39:46] m happy to second that

[39:49] 1st and 2nd to move item 6a

[39:50] forward. There

[39:51] s no other

[39:56] discussion. Rocalbo. Motion

[39:58] passes 8 to 0. Thank you. All

[40:06] right. Moving ahead. Now it

[40:06] s

[40:08] item 8a and ordinance of the

[40:09] city council, the City of

[40:12] Brighton, Colorado, Amending

[40:13] certain articles of the land

[40:16] use and development Code and

[40:18] the municipal code relating to

[40:20] accessory dwelling units and

[40:20] manufactured homes. City

[40:22] manager Martinez. Thank you,

[40:24] Mayor. As mentioned, this is a

[40:26] final reading. However, there

[40:29] are some changes to the uh

[40:30] presentation that you heard

[40:32] from what you heard last

[40:34] meeting to this meeting. So our

[40:35] affordable housing coordinator,

[40:36] Sean Wyman is here tonight to

[40:38] inform you of those changes

[40:39] prior to the final vote, and I

[40:40] will turn it over to Sean.

[40:41] Thank you. Good evening

[40:45] everyone. Yeah, this item was

[40:46] pulled from consent agenda so

[40:48] that the uh the ordinance could

[40:50] have uh, have two corrections

[40:53] made to it. Uh, this, uh,

[40:55] ordinance was regarding the uh

[40:58] primarily uh changes dealing

[40:58] with adu

[40:59] s regulations that

[41:00] went to a first reading on MAY

[41:04] 20th. Uh, those amendments

[41:05] included several definition

[41:08] additions and revisions, and as

[41:09] usual, the amendments went

[41:10] through the process, uh, my

[41:12] approval by the Planning

[41:14] commission considering that the

[41:17] criteria met, uh, met the ludc

[41:19] Land Use Development Code uh

[41:21] requirements and uh those uh

[41:23] criteria were also presented to

[41:27] city council on MAY 20th. The

[41:29] two changes are first. That it

[41:31] was made clear that the

[41:32] definition of affordable

[41:34] housing was meant to replace

[41:36] the current definition of

[41:37] housing, affordable. We didn

[41:37] t

[41:39] want to assume that, uh, that

[41:42] was a given and so we made the

[41:43] ordinance specific to uh to

[41:45] make sure that that occurred.

[41:47] And secondly, a finding section

[41:48] was added to the ordinance that

[41:50] outlines how those amendments

[41:52] did meet the criteria that are

[41:54] included in, in the ludc

[41:56] process. Uh, so there were no

[41:58] changes to the definitions or

[41:58] to the amendment criteria that

[42:00] you. Reviewed and that was

[42:03] voted on at first reading.

[42:07] Thank you. Well, if there

[42:07] s no

[42:08] question, we

[42:09] ll go on to

[42:12] motions, Mayor Protem. I will

[42:14] simply point out that I,

[42:14] there

[42:14] s a relative first here,

[42:18] I had to go and look up what

[42:18] Scrivener Corrections were. So

[42:20] there was a word in the

[42:21] presentation that I didn

[42:22] t know,

[42:24] uh, which, uh, It was kind of

[42:25] fun. You learn something new

[42:27] every clerical or a

[42:28] typographical mistake, but I

[42:30] knew that there was a better

[42:33] way to say that. Um, so, uh,

[42:34] now I

[42:36] ll move item aa. Very

[42:37] good. And then council member

[42:39] Fiddler. Thank you, Mayor. I

[42:39] ll

[42:40] say it. There

[42:41] s a proper 1st

[42:44] and 2nd to move item 8a, and

[42:44] there

[42:45] s nothing else to discuss.

[42:53] Roll call vote. Motion passes 8

[42:59] to 0. Thank you. Next, item 9a,

[43:01] a resolution of the city

[43:03] council of the city of Brighton,

[43:04] Colorado appointing

[43:05] representatives and alternative

[43:07] or alternates of the city

[43:08] council to certain boards and

[43:09] commissions, and with that,

[43:10] we

[43:12] ll go to City Attorney

[43:13] Calderon. Thank you, Mayor

[43:16] Mayor Pram, um, as you recall,

[43:18] we have a vacancy on the

[43:20] council which has left 2

[43:24] vacancies, uh, in the South

[43:26] Adams Water County. Adams

[43:27] County Water Quality

[43:30] Association, sorry, and um an

[43:32] alternate position for the Loch

[43:34] Buoye sewer board. We also

[43:36] appointed former council member

[43:38] Clint Blackhurst 2 years ago to

[43:41] the Metro Water Recovery Board.

[43:42] That appointment ends JUNE 30th,

[43:44] so that requires a

[43:47] reappointment. So this

[43:48] resolution will reappoint Clint

[43:50] Blackhurst to the Metro Water

[43:52] Recovery Board, and it will

[43:54] appoint a Mayor Pro Tem Peter

[43:56] Padilla to the two. Vacancies

[43:57] that we have the alternate on

[44:00] the lock sewer board and the,

[44:01] um, Adams County Water Quality

[44:05] Association. With that? And yes,

[44:08] he agreed. We, we didn

[44:08] t have

[44:08] the strong arm. It

[44:08] s, it

[44:09] s all

[44:11] good. If there

[44:12] s no questions,

[44:12] we

[44:14] ll go on to motions, council

[44:18] member Fiddler. Thank you, MAY.

[44:22] I move 9a for approval. And

[44:25] then uh council member Snyder.

[44:25] I

[44:28] ll 290 as long as the mere

[44:31] protem is ok with the job.

[44:32] We

[44:34] ll see when he votes. Ok, if

[44:34] there

[44:35] s no other questions,

[44:41] roll call vote. Motion passes 8

[44:43] to 0. I kind of had a feeling

[44:47] that would happen. Thank you

[44:48] for your willingness to serve

[44:50] and also if uh Clint

[44:50] s

[44:50] listening, thank you to him as

[44:55] well. Next is item 9b. A

[44:56] resolution of, of the city

[44:59] council, the city of Brighton,

[45:01] Colorado, appointing a site

[45:04] lease agreement with t-Mobile

[45:07] West llc for a portion of

[45:10] city-owned real property and

[45:12] improvements located at 19,150

[45:15] East 160th Avenue, Brighton,

[45:17] Colorado, 80601 and authorizing

[45:19] the city manager to execute,

[45:20] said lease agreement. City

[45:22] manager Martinez. Thank MAY are

[45:24] presenting this next item is

[45:24] our director of utilities,

[45:27] Scott Olson. Good evening,

[45:29] Mayor Mayor Protein, members of

[45:30] council, uh, this evening, the

[45:32] item, uh, that I have for you

[45:34] is a t-Mobile cell tower lease.

[45:36] Uh, the lease is located at our

[45:39] Southwater tank storage. So

[45:41] this evening, I will walk you

[45:43] through um a brief overview of

[45:45] the existing lease that we have

[45:47] with t-Mobile, um, an overview

[45:48] of the proposed lease with

[45:49] t-Mobile, provide staff

[45:50] recommendation, and then open

[45:53] it for any questions. So, as I

[45:55] stated, we do have an existing

[45:57] lease, uh, that original lease

[45:59] was signed back in DECEMBER of

[46:02] 2006, and that lease is

[46:04] actually with Nextel, um,

[46:06] Nexttel, um, was purchased by

[46:09] t-Mobile. Um, the tenant

[46:10] provided notice of additional

[46:11] equipment that they installed

[46:13] at the half million gallon

[46:15] elevated tank in FEBRUARY of

[46:17] 2015, uh, and that did not take

[46:18] up any additional space at the

[46:21] site. Uh, the original lease

[46:24] that we had with Nextel and

[46:27] then t-Mobile, um, terminated

[46:29] in DECEMBER of 2021, and we

[46:31] negotiated a month to month

[46:32] lease with them under the terms

[46:34] or matching the terms of that

[46:36] original lease agreement. Uh,

[46:38] t-Mobile has approached us and

[46:40] we have negotiated a new lease,

[46:43] um, So that will supersede this

[46:45] this month to month lease that

[46:47] we have been, um, operating on

[46:49] for the last several years. Uh,

[46:51] the initial term of that new

[46:52] lease is for 10 years with the

[46:56] option to renew for two

[46:57] successive 5-year terms,

[46:58] followed by two successive

[47:02] 1-year terms. Uh, the city or

[47:05] the tenant, uh t-Mobile can

[47:06] terminate after the initial

[47:07] term, as long as the proper

[47:08] notice is given per the

[47:11] agreement. Um, as I stated, we

[47:13] have negotiated all of the

[47:15] terms of the lease, including

[47:17] what occurs if the city has to

[47:18] perform maintenance, and we

[47:21] have to temporarily temporarily

[47:22] relocate those uh cell antennas.

[47:26] The rent under this new

[47:28] proposed lease is $2500 per

[47:31] month, and that increases 3%

[47:32] annually on the anniversary of

[47:36] that lease. Our staff

[47:37] recommendation is to approve

[47:38] the resolution authorizing the

[47:40] city manager to sign that new

[47:43] lease with the city and uh

[47:44] t-Mobile West llc, which is

[47:47] their official name. And with

[47:48] that, I will take any questions.

[47:51] Questions. We got Council

[47:54] member Green. Thank you, Beer.

[47:57] Thank you, Scott. Um, What was

[47:59] the run before? Uh, I believe

[48:03] that it was like 1350. Ok, so

[48:03] it

[48:05] s a significant increase and

[48:05] it

[48:06] s transferable, obviously,

[48:08] since that

[48:08] s how Nex health

[48:10] t-Mobile got it from them if

[48:11] t-Mobile were to be bought out

[48:13] by somebody, um, I

[48:13] m not sure

[48:15] that that would really occur,

[48:16] but yes, it would be. Thank you.

[48:21] Any other questions, Council

[48:25] member Tadeo. I have a question.

[48:27] Why did we, um, why, why have

[48:32] we been expired since 2021. Um,

[48:32] so we couldn

[48:33] t come to an

[48:34] agreement on the terms. So we

[48:35] just said, hey, why don

[48:35] t we go

[48:37] to a month to month lease, um,

[48:37] and that

[48:38] s what we

[48:38] ve been

[48:40] operating under. And so then

[48:40] what

[48:41] s been different? I mean,

[48:41] we

[48:42] ve just been able to

[48:43] negotiate something that

[48:44] everybody can agree on at this

[48:47] point. Exactly, yep, the, the

[48:49] new rent and what, what do we

[48:50] do when um we have to work on

[48:52] the tanks. That was a big point

[48:53] of contention in the past. It

[48:55] is pretty costly if you have to

[48:56] take those antennas down and

[48:58] put them what they call antenna

[49:00] on wheels. Um, so we

[49:00] ve

[49:01] negotiated, um, terms around

[49:06] that. Great. Thank you. If

[49:07] there

[49:07] s no other questions,

[49:08] we

[49:10] ll go on to, uh, Motions

[49:11] Councilmember Fiddler. Thank

[49:14] you, MAY. I, I move 9b for

[49:18] approval. Then uh council

[49:19] member Green. I will second

[49:22] that motion. 1st and 2nd to

[49:31] prove a 9b. Rocovo Motion

[49:33] passes 8 to 0. Thank you

[49:38] everyone for your time. Next,

[49:40] going on to reports. Start with

[49:43] reports by the mayor. Last week,

[49:48] I was a part of the um Adcog

[49:50] subregional committee and, um,

[49:52] We were discussing the 4p

[49:54] process and that that

[49:55] s the

[49:56] upcoming transportation funding

[49:56] that we

[49:58] re trying to get out of

[50:01] Cdot for improvements to the

[50:04] region, I presented, so every

[50:07] municipality presented on um

[50:07] different priorities that

[50:10] either touch that I

[50:12] municipality or or um affect

[50:15] that municipality. And I

[50:18] presented on behalf of uh the

[50:21] co7 coalition. And we obviously

[50:23] are trying to go for

[50:24] improvement to Highway 7, I

[50:25] mean, we

[50:26] ve already seen the,

[50:28] the ill and the repavement of

[50:29] the of most of that, there

[50:29] s

[50:31] still a little bit, um, going

[50:33] on a little closer, I-25 right

[50:33] now, but we

[50:34] re seeing a lot of

[50:36] the fruits of that, uh, finally

[50:38] come to fruition for our

[50:42] community, but we are promoting,

[50:44] uh, the bus rapid transit

[50:45] service that will start, it

[50:45] s

[50:47] supposed to start sometime next

[50:48] year, probably q1 of next year,

[50:51] and so. That was a part of my

[50:52] presentation to the group, um,

[50:56] I also. Advocated for funding

[51:01] for the uh. Upcoming uh signal

[51:03] at Bromley and I-76, everybody

[51:05] knows that travels that

[51:06] especially during peak hours

[51:07] and sometimes during not peak

[51:09] hours that that is an

[51:10] intersection that needs some,

[51:14] uh, Big time improvement and we

[51:16] got to work with ca to get

[51:17] those improvements done and

[51:19] part of that is uh putting up a

[51:21] signal instead of a stop sign

[51:23] that is not very sufficient,

[51:26] especially during peak hours.

[51:27] And another thing I talked

[51:30] about was, as a city, cities

[51:32] like Brighton and many cities

[51:35] in in the area, we tend to do a

[51:37] lot of Cdot right ofway

[51:39] improvements on their behalf

[51:40] without being compensated, and

[51:43] so I advocated for either at

[51:44] least some compensation for

[51:45] that, for those right away

[51:46] improvements which could be

[51:48] mowing, it could be filling

[51:50] potholes. It could be a number

[51:53] of things. Or at least working

[51:55] with Cdot to find solutions so

[51:57] they get the work done that

[51:59] they have not been very uh

[52:01] responsive to. So that was a

[52:03] that was a lot of that meeting

[52:04] that I was a part of it was

[52:06] about a 2.5 hour meeting we had

[52:10] last week. Uh, yesterday I was

[52:12] at the edc board meeting and a

[52:15] lot of the discussion was about

[52:17] uh the upcoming sunset of

[52:19] Burrow and and trying to uh

[52:21] create the dda that we talked

[52:22] about recently here in this

[52:25] council as well. Coming up, um,

[52:27] oh, also other other events I

[52:30] was at uh ac rep had their um

[52:32] game changers event last week.

[52:34] I was there along with the city

[52:36] manager, Martinez. There was a

[52:36] mayor

[52:42] s round table. Um, about

[52:42] anti-Semitism in Boulder and um,

[52:45] we, we were actually, we

[52:47] actually had this planned for a

[52:50] while to have this uh. This, uh,

[52:51] summit, this roundtable up

[52:54] until um. The attacks that

[52:55] happened in Boulder a couple

[52:56] weeks ago, and it turned into

[52:58] kind of a bigger conference

[53:00] where people came in from some

[53:02] of the surrounding states to

[53:05] talk about um ways to combat

[53:06] the anti-Semitic issues that

[53:07] have been going on across the

[53:11] country. I was also a Brighton

[53:13] Summerfest. A great job to our

[53:16] event staff for putting on our

[53:17] annual summer fest event, or I

[53:19] should call the Brighton

[53:22] Summerfest event. And, um, we

[53:23] appreciate all the community

[53:26] that comes out, participates in,

[53:28] uh, just bring that uh brighten,

[53:30] uh, fun to the community and,

[53:31] and the weather wasn

[53:31] t too hot

[53:33] like it was last year or it

[53:33] wasn

[53:35] t rainy like it was 2

[53:37] years ago. It was, it was

[53:38] probably just about right, so,

[53:40] uh, I Co, uh, tomorrow night, i

[53:44] got a, I have a Doctor Cog

[53:45] meeting and next week I

[53:46] ll be

[53:49] at the cml annual Conference.

[53:51] And otherwise, we are off for

[53:52] the next uh couple Tuesdays

[53:55] here, so be aware of the next

[53:55] meeting isn

[53:56] t till JULY 1st

[53:56] after we

[53:58] re done tonight, so.

[53:59] Next, we

[54:01] ll go to reports by

[54:03] department directors. I

[54:05] actually do have one quick

[54:07] report from a department. Uh,

[54:07] I

[54:07] ll ask Director LeBree to

[54:10] come up and give some good news

[54:12] on a project that many of you

[54:13] have been asking questions on

[54:14] that I

[54:15] m happy to talk about

[54:16] completion. So is it Bridge

[54:20] Street? Is it done? Not quite.

[54:22] Good evening, Mayor Mayor Pro

[54:24] Temp and council.Re close

[54:24] though, we

[54:25] re getting real

[54:27] close, so, uh, but no, we

[54:27] re

[54:29] happy to report today that the

[54:31] street lights on Main Street

[54:33] has been stalled all the way

[54:33] from Long

[54:34] s Peak to Bush, and I

[54:35] got a couple of pictures. I

[54:37] thought, I think that one to

[54:39] the left is a really beautiful

[54:41] picture of downtown, and I

[54:43] think it shows the, the each

[54:44] individual task that is being

[54:46] done by Borough, by Public

[54:48] Works, and by community

[54:49] development. I think it

[54:49] s

[54:50] coming, you can see it in.

[54:51] Pictures that it

[54:52] s a beautiful

[54:53] place to be and we

[54:53] re still

[54:55] continues to work to make it

[54:56] more beautiful. And these small,

[54:57] these light, these street

[54:59] lights is just one addition to

[54:59] that, so we

[55:00] re really happy to

[55:00] announce we

[55:01] re we

[55:01] re finished

[55:06] with it. Any questions? Well,

[55:07] we appreciate that. We, we, we

[55:09] gotta have, we got to stop

[55:10] people from hitting those

[55:11] lights. I saw there

[55:11] s one down

[55:14] in front of the library. Well,

[55:16] yeah, yeah, well. We

[55:17] re there

[55:20] to pick it back up and install.

[55:22] So and I, and uh Bob wanted me

[55:23] to let you guys know he

[55:23] s

[55:24] working on the Christmas

[55:26] decorations. We have that, uh,

[55:28] purchased and ready to go.

[55:30] Hopefully starting to get it

[55:31] installed in the upgraded ones.

[55:34] Yes, yes, yes. He couldn

[55:34] t sell

[55:34] though, he

[55:35] s trying to sell the

[55:36] old ones, but they

[55:36] re not

[55:39] selling, so. You should have

[55:41] one with Olaf. So if anybody

[55:42] want Christmas decorations, we

[55:46] do have some available, so very

[55:48] good Thank you. Any questions

[55:49] for our public works director.

[55:50] Yeah, I just wanted to make

[55:52] sure I understand these are the

[55:55] lights down Main Street bridge.

[55:55] That

[55:57] s fantastic. Thank you.

[55:59] That is awesome. It, it, it got,

[56:00] you can see it

[56:01] s like taller,

[56:02] as I understand it, and uh you

[56:03] know, it just seemed to seemed

[56:05] to be a lot more sturdy, but

[56:05] they

[56:06] re definitely taller, I

[56:07] think it

[56:07] s it

[56:07] s prominent when

[56:08] you, when you

[56:08] re just looking

[56:11] at the pictures, it stands out.

[56:15] Yes, yeah. Right. Great. Thank

[56:18] you, sir. Any other department

[56:24] director updates. Nope. Ok.

[56:25] Moving ahead, updates by our

[56:28] city attorney. Nothing, thank

[56:29] you, except you

[56:29] re presenting

[56:31] next week. Yeah, I

[56:31] m not

[56:36] announcing that. All right, um,

[56:38] uh, updates from our city

[56:41] manager. Just one quick one, we

[56:42] had a wonderful concert planned

[56:44] for this Friday at Founders

[56:46] Plaza, Chicano Heat, which is

[56:48] pretty popular band here in the

[56:49] Denver metro area.

[56:49] Unfortunately, it

[56:51] s gonna be

[56:53] about 100 degrees and myself,

[56:55] our parks and rec director and

[56:57] our deputy city manager went

[56:58] over to founders yesterday, and

[57:00] we took an infrared thermometer

[57:01] to the pavement, pretty hot.

[57:01] It

[57:03] s uh well over 110 degrees

[57:03] on the pavement, so, and that

[57:05] was With cloud cover at 90

[57:08] degrees, so we had to

[57:09] unfortunately make the decision

[57:12] to move that concert from

[57:12] founders to Carmichael. So it

[57:13] s

[57:15] still on, but in a much cooler

[57:16] place, so if you were planning

[57:18] on attending, that

[57:18] s Friday at

[57:19] 5 o

[57:21] clock, now at Carmichael.

[57:22] Thanks for announcing that.

[57:25] Hopefully, we can continue

[57:28] other events at Founders soon.

[57:34] All right. Um, next. Go to

[57:35] Reports by City Council. We

[57:40] start in the middle. Mein.

[57:41] Thank you. Apparently been

[57:41] because I didn

[57:42] t have any

[57:43] meetings last week. That

[57:44] s why

[57:45] I needed additional

[57:47] appointments. Um, so, uh, not

[57:49] very much to report, uh, I do

[57:50] want to thank several members

[57:51] of the community who came to

[57:55] join us for the ride Fest, um,

[57:55] for the Pride proclamation

[57:57] tonight. I really appreciate

[57:58] you being here. Uh, just a, a

[58:00] note that this Saturday is

[58:01] Thornton

[58:02] s Pride Fest, and then

[58:04] JUNE 28th and 29th is the pride

[58:06] fest at uh Denver Civic Center.

[58:06] That

[58:09] s all I have tonight. All

[58:10] right. And then council member

[58:13] Tadeo. Thank you Mary. I don

[58:13] t

[58:14] really have a whole lot to add.

[58:17] I was able to attend the Adams

[58:19] County Pride fest and uh

[58:19] Brighton Summerfest for a

[58:21] little bit, and I was really

[58:22] pleased by the turnout. Uh,

[58:23] there

[58:24] s a lot of people there

[58:25] and it seemed like everybody

[58:28] was having a lot of fun. Ok.

[58:28] I

[58:30] m green. You know, I

[58:31] m never

[58:32] at a loss for words, but you

[58:34] know, you booked a band called

[58:34] Chicano Heat, you expect

[58:35] they

[58:36] re gonna bring it. All

[58:37] right? So, we didn

[58:38] t want them

[58:39] to be Chicano m melt. So that

[58:39] s

[58:40] why we had to move. They

[58:41] re

[58:43] gonna bring the heat.

[58:47] Councilmember Worth. Thank you,

[58:49] Mayor. Um, also kind of quiet.

[58:51] I, um, attended a Parks and Rec,

[58:55] um. Meeting and I

[58:57] ll leave the

[59:01] details up to Jan and um also a

[59:03] byc meeting of their heavy into

[59:05] recruitment, uh, for the next

[59:09] year. We just had uh 13 seniors,

[59:10] uh, graduate, and so we

[59:11] re

[59:12] looking for a replacement uh

[59:13] strength, so they

[59:14] re having

[59:15] their uh interviews tomorrow.

[59:16] That, that

[59:17] s an all day event

[59:18] that they

[59:19] re not your standard

[59:20] traditional interviews. There

[59:20] s

[59:23] a lot of uh events going on,

[59:23] they

[59:24] re looking for team

[59:25] bonding and things like that.

[59:27] So, uh, it should be, should be

[59:28] a good time for him. I

[59:30] unfortunately will not be able

[59:31] to make the interviews this

[59:32] year. That

[59:33] s all I got. Thank

[59:36] you. All right. That

[59:36] s my

[59:37] Rolosky. Thank you, Mayor. Well,

[59:44] The gory details from the wreck.

[59:44] There

[59:45] s no garage. They are not

[59:48] gory at all. They

[59:49] re great,

[59:49] they

[59:51] re a great group. They

[59:51] re

[59:53] a great group. Now I did bring

[59:55] up a challenge to them because

[59:57] I, uh, had the unfortune of

[59:59] having to attend a funeral at

[1:00:03] the Elmwood Cemetery. And years

[1:00:04] ago when Elmwood was quite

[1:00:08] young back 40 years ago we made

[1:00:09] the decision or the decision

[1:00:11] was made to plant trees along

[1:00:12] the highway to try to block out

[1:00:14] the noise that was was coming

[1:00:17] off of the roadway. Well, it

[1:00:18] ended up this particular

[1:00:21] service that I was at. Those

[1:00:23] trees are not doing any good at

[1:00:25] all, so I asked the Parks and

[1:00:26] Rec folks if they would please

[1:00:27] look at is there something they

[1:00:29] can bring in when someone does

[1:00:32] a graveside service that can

[1:00:33] filter out or block that noise

[1:00:35] so they can, because you

[1:00:35] couldn

[1:00:36] t hear the minister, you

[1:00:36] can

[1:00:37] t hear people speak. It

[1:00:37] s

[1:00:40] just I mean, the trucks now

[1:00:42] that are long 85 or just, it

[1:00:42] s

[1:00:43] unbelievable. So anyway,

[1:00:43] they

[1:00:44] re, they

[1:00:45] re taking that

[1:00:46] challenge and, and I very much

[1:00:48] appreciate that, being able to

[1:00:48] be done because it

[1:00:49] s, it

[1:00:49] s

[1:00:53] highly needed. Um, I also had a

[1:00:54] 4 hour e470 board meeting that

[1:00:55] included me handing out checks,

[1:00:59] uh. More than $20,000 worth of

[1:01:02] checks to groups that actually

[1:01:05] they promote um. Uh, car seats

[1:01:10] for kids and also. Uh, provide.

[1:01:14] Hopefully some means of of

[1:01:16] monetary value to students who

[1:01:16] are doing driver

[1:01:17] s ed, so it,

[1:01:20] it was, it was, like I said, it

[1:01:22] was really very great meeting.

[1:01:26] Um, And then I attended last

[1:01:28] Friday night I attended the

[1:01:29] meeting out at uh the Adams

[1:01:30] County Building regarding the

[1:01:32] expansion or work on Sable

[1:01:35] Boulevard. It was interesting

[1:01:36] because I think I was the only

[1:01:38] councilperson there. I know

[1:01:38] Marv Falconberry, he

[1:01:39] s not back

[1:01:41] there now. He was, he attended,

[1:01:44] but honestly, you guys, they

[1:01:44] didn

[1:01:44] t expect the turnout they

[1:01:47] got. They had to move to from

[1:01:49] one big room to a bigger,

[1:01:51] bigger room. There were so many

[1:01:53] people there, but overall it

[1:01:54] was very well attended, I think

[1:01:56] people got a lot of questions

[1:01:57] answered so I thought it was

[1:02:02] very good. And then, pardon?

[1:02:04] There was a little anti in it,

[1:02:06] but when they went through and

[1:02:09] saw what Common sense was going

[1:02:10] to be taking place. They were

[1:02:12] very much more accepting. Yeah,

[1:02:14] no, they, it was pretty much

[1:02:18] anti, I would say the majority.

[1:02:19] Anyway, um, the other thing

[1:02:21] that was great was today the

[1:02:23] ribbon cutting at Brighton at

[1:02:24] Brighton Benedict Park, you

[1:02:26] know, the Benedict was our

[1:02:28] original park back in the day,

[1:02:30] and I told the story there

[1:02:32] today too that when we came to

[1:02:32] Brighton in

[1:02:34] 67, that was the

[1:02:36] only part that existed when I

[1:02:37] got on the parks board because

[1:02:39] at that time all ofverver parks

[1:02:41] so we had to wait and once we

[1:02:43] got recreation to make it a

[1:02:45] parks and recreation board, so

[1:02:46] anyway, over the years I

[1:02:46] ve

[1:02:48] seen so much happening. Changes.

[1:02:48] It

[1:02:49] s been wonderful, but it, it

[1:02:51] was so great to have this

[1:02:52] ribbon cutting to make the

[1:02:54] official opening of the park

[1:02:56] because, oh my gosh, if any of

[1:02:57] you have not been by there, you

[1:02:59] need to go by and see and

[1:03:01] actually go over and walk

[1:03:02] around the equipment that

[1:03:03] s the

[1:03:05] new slides and everything, the,

[1:03:07] the material that they put in

[1:03:08] there is wonderful. It

[1:03:09] s, it

[1:03:10] s

[1:03:12] springy and soft and you won

[1:03:12] t

[1:03:14] trip over like you did in the

[1:03:16] past, and then they also not

[1:03:19] only have a kids slide area

[1:03:24] they have older. Folks, older

[1:03:27] kids, uh, and, uh, and they

[1:03:29] have the, the frisbee golf

[1:03:30] course and I mean, it

[1:03:31] s just,

[1:03:31] it

[1:03:32] s fantastic, everything. I

[1:03:33] mean, if you get a chance, you

[1:03:35] need to go by and kind of enjoy

[1:03:37] it all yourself. So anyway,

[1:03:37] thank you very much. That

[1:03:39] should do it. It

[1:03:39] s great to be

[1:03:43] there. Council member Fiddler.

[1:03:45] Thank you, Mayor. I, I had the

[1:03:46] opportunity to attend the first.

[1:03:49] Clicks and kicks events, that

[1:03:49] s

[1:03:52] Friday night, uh, the very

[1:03:53] riveting Moana too, uh, when I

[1:03:56] was there with my wife, uh, our

[1:03:57] oldest, his wife and the two

[1:03:58] grandkids, so super fun. Travis

[1:04:00] was there, Greg was there, um,

[1:04:02] the I

[1:04:03] ve seen foam parties

[1:04:04] before, but usually it

[1:04:04] s at a

[1:04:06] Vegas resort, so that was new

[1:04:07] seeing that, uh, in the park

[1:04:11] setting with kids in the foam.

[1:04:11] I

[1:04:12] ll just stop there. A very

[1:04:13] nice event. The weather held

[1:04:15] out, and that was a sound was

[1:04:16] great, and I don

[1:04:16] t know where

[1:04:18] you got the, the, the large

[1:04:19] screen in the, in the, in the

[1:04:21] speakers, they really did a

[1:04:22] good job. Um, my wife said,

[1:04:22] it

[1:04:23] s not dark, how are we gonna

[1:04:25] be able to see, but that. That

[1:04:26] screen was awesome. It was

[1:04:27] really good. Thanks, Travis

[1:04:35] Gary team. Come on, man. Next,

[1:04:37] council member Snyder. Thank

[1:04:39] you, Mayors. The 10 minute

[1:04:41] limit applied to this as well,

[1:04:44] no, it does oh ok. I just go,

[1:04:45] ok,, 2030, whatever I need. No,

[1:04:45] I don

[1:04:47] t need that long. Thank

[1:04:50] you. Um, I also attended

[1:04:51] Summerfest and uh really the

[1:04:52] attendance was great and the

[1:04:54] entertainment was great, but a

[1:04:57] special shout out to Brighton

[1:04:59] pd, their displays the swat

[1:05:01] team, you got, you guys did an

[1:05:02] amazing job of greeting people.

[1:05:04] They were happy you were there,

[1:05:06] very nice way to build

[1:05:07] community and uh support. So I

[1:05:09] really appreciated that.

[1:05:10] Brighton Youth Commission is

[1:05:13] also, I attended that and it

[1:05:14] s

[1:05:14] um I wishannya hadn

[1:05:15] t left,

[1:05:16] like give a shout out to Tanya

[1:05:18] because we were very, very

[1:05:20] short on applicants with as

[1:05:21] many members as we

[1:05:21] re losing

[1:05:23] and she came up with a very

[1:05:25] creative contest for the kids

[1:05:27] to uh recruit and encourage

[1:05:28] people to apply and it

[1:05:29] s been

[1:05:31] very successful, so, um, she

[1:05:33] did an amazing job at that and

[1:05:36] i appreciate that and um and

[1:05:39] Gary Montoya at uh Armory. I

[1:05:42] went to the uh 10 years past uh

[1:05:46] concert, uh, um, Led Zeppelin

[1:05:48] Rock band last weekend and the

[1:05:49] attendance was amazing, over

[1:05:51] 200 people. It was a fantastic

[1:05:52] show. And if you haven

[1:05:53] t gone

[1:05:54] to a show at the Armory, go.

[1:05:55] You don

[1:05:56] t deal with a bunch of

[1:05:57] drunks. It

[1:05:58] s easy to get in.

[1:05:58] There

[1:05:59] s not terrible traffic

[1:06:00] getting out, it, and it

[1:06:01] s cheap.

[1:06:01] I can

[1:06:02] t even believe the price

[1:06:04] you pay for the quality of

[1:06:06] entertainment. So, um, And I

[1:06:06] m

[1:06:07] really not going to take 20

[1:06:08] minutes, that

[1:06:09] s it. Oh wait, I,

[1:06:11] no, I have one more thing. I

[1:06:13] want to give a special shout

[1:06:15] out to Greg Mills, our mayor,

[1:06:18] and the mayor of Thornton for

[1:06:20] staying on Cdot for the

[1:06:21] Colorado Southernry paving. I

[1:06:23] am a frequent flyer on that

[1:06:25] highway, and it is so much

[1:06:26] safer. It is so much more

[1:06:28] amazing to drive on it. So

[1:06:29] thank you for keeping the

[1:06:30] pressure on them. We appreciate

[1:06:34] you and the work you did. Thank

[1:06:38] you. Big difference, yes. All

[1:06:40] right. Next item 13a. Mayor

[1:06:49] Perm. Ok. There we go. I move

[1:06:51] that we recess to an executive

[1:06:53] session pursuant to Colorado

[1:06:57] Revised statutes, Section

[1:06:58] 246402 subsection 4e and

[1:07:01] Brighton City Charter section

[1:07:03] 5.4, subsection c1 to determine

[1:07:05] a position on matters that MAY

[1:07:06] be subject to negotiations and

[1:07:08] to instruct negotiators. We

[1:07:09] have a first, we have a 2nd to

[1:07:12] go. There Were first. Do we

[1:07:14] have a second to go into the

[1:07:16] executive section, um. Council

[1:07:17] member Pawlowski, thank you.

[1:07:17] I

[1:07:20] ll second that. All right,

[1:07:29] Roll call vote. Oh, here it

[1:07:34] comes. Motion passes 8 to 0, we

[1:07:35] will go into executive session,

[1:07:37] probably take a 5 minute break

[1:07:37] while we

[1:08:56] return to the open meeting. Mhm

[1:08:59] All right. The time is now 7:45

[1:09:01] and the executive session has

[1:09:03] been concluded. For the record,

[1:09:05] the participants in this

[1:09:06] executive session were all of

[1:09:08] the current city council, city

[1:09:10] manager Martinez, city attorney

[1:09:12] Calderon, Deputy city manager

[1:09:14] Falconberg, um, Robin Martinez

[1:09:16] from Economic Development and

[1:09:18] Mac Mike Massola. Uh, for the

[1:09:20] record, if any person who

[1:09:21] participated in this executive

[1:09:24] session believes that any

[1:09:26] substantial discussion of any

[1:09:27] matters out not included in the

[1:09:29] motion to go into the executive

[1:09:30] session occurred during the

[1:09:32] executive session or that any

[1:09:35] improper action occurred during

[1:09:36] the executive session executive

[1:09:37] session in violation of the

[1:09:39] open meetings law, I would ask

[1:09:40] that you state your concern for

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