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Votes at a glance: Lafayette City Council actions, Jan. 21, 2025
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda including two ordinances readings, a contract for an ADA evaluation, and a proclamation; four motions to adjourn to executive session also passed unanimously.
The Lafayette City Council on Jan. 21 approved its consent agenda and a proclamation and voted unanimously to move into four executive sessions, according to the meeting record.
On a single motion the council approved the consent agenda, which included: approval of the Jan. 7, 2025 meeting minutes; first reading of Ordinance No. 2, Series 2025 (description not specified in transcript); second reading of Ordinance No. 1, Series 2025 amending Chapter 26 (development and zoning) to allow administrative review of site-plan and architectural applications for minor commercial and industrial expansions; and a contract with Alfred, Benish and Company for an ADA self-evaluation and transition plan. The motion passed unanimously (7–0).
The council also read and approved a proclamation declaring Jan. 27–31, 2025, as the Great Kindness Challenge week; that proclamation passed unanimously (7–0).
Finally, the council voted to adjourn into four executive sessions under Colorado Revised Statutes §24-6-402 to discuss (1) annexation and potential annexation-related agreements for property at the southwest corner of Highway 287 and Arapahoe Road; (2) legal advice and strategy regarding the Sundar Phase 1 Subdivision Development Agreement for multifamily development at the northwest corner of South Highway 287 and Dillon Grove; (3) personnel matters concerning appointment of the presiding judge of Lafayette Municipal Court; and (4) strategy regarding terms and conditions for the city attorney. Each exec-session motion passed unanimously (7–0).
For items listed in the consent agenda the meeting record did not include the individual mover and seconder names for every item; votes were recorded by voice and the chair announced the motions passed unanimously.
