2026-06-18 - City Council

Summary

Built from the official minutes (approved September 3, 2026). No video is posted, so there is no transcript or timing.

  • Mayor Brockett called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.; eight members present, Wallach absent. Adjourned 8:27 p.m.
  • Agenda amended 8:0 (moved Winer, seconded Benjamin) to add a Colorado Music Festival 50th anniversary declaration, presented by Marquis; a Juneteenth declaration was presented by Kaplan.
  • Open comment 5:32 to 6:22 p.m., 20 speakers: Ponderosa mobile home park (six), tipped wage and minimum wage (five), permit process (two), Flock cameras, budget, and others.
  • Consent agenda A-D approved 8:0 (moved Winer, seconded Kaplan).
  • Rules suspended 8:0 to allow three public hearings; all three decided 8:0: Resolution 1381 and a water association agreement for the Spring Valley Estates annexation, Ordinance 8751 (special festival events) and Ordinance 8752 (festival liquor licenses).
  • Call-up check-in, no action: Unity Church concept plan at 2855 Folsom (21 detached units, LUR2026-00015) and a landmark alteration certificate to demolish an accessory building at 1039 Mapleton Ave (HIS2026-00043, Mapleton Hill Historic District).

Open comment

  • Accepted the April 23 Study Session Summary on the airport (Boulder Airport Future) and the May 28 summary on Downtown Development Authority Formation; converted the July 30 study session into a special meeting for the Tip Offset hearing (Tipped Wage Offset); approved Verizon Wireless continuing a communications facility at 3000 63rd Street for five more years with two optional five-year renewals.

Spring Valley Estates Annexation

  • Resolution 1381 adopted 8:0 (moved Kaplan, seconded Winer) and the Spring Valley Mutual Water Association agreement approved 8:0 (moved Benjamin, seconded Winer); hearing 7:17 to 7:28 p.m.

Special Festival Event Permitting

  • Ordinance 8751 adopted 8:0 (moved Winer, seconded Speer); Ordinance 8752 adopted 8:0 (moved Speer, seconded Kaplan).

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