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Council approves minutes, consent calendar and introduces annexation resolution; no other formal votes recorded

5731828 · September 8, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 8 meeting, the Westminster mayor and common council approved the Aug. 25 meeting minutes, approved the consent calendar and introduced Annexation Resolution No. 25‑08; public hearings on PHA plans were held but no adoption votes were taken.

The Westminster mayor and common council recorded several routine actions on Sept. 8.

Minutes: The council voted to approve the mayor and council meeting minutes from Aug. 25, 2025. Councilmember Gilbert moved to approve the minutes; Councilmember Dayhoff seconded; members voted “aye” and the minutes were approved.

Consent calendar: The council approved a consent calendar containing three items by voice vote. Councilmember Dayhoff moved approval and the motion passed with members signifying “aye.”

Annexation: The council introduced Annexation Resolution No. 25‑08 (annexation no. 89) to begin the process to annex approximately 1.47 acres at 531 Old Westminster Pike; Councilmember Hoffman moved to introduce the resolution and Councilmember Anne Gilbert seconded. The council adopted the introduction by voice vote.

Public hearings: The council conducted public hearings on the Westminster Public Housing Authority five‑year plan (2025–2029) and proposed revisions to the Housing Choice Voucher administrative plan. Staff recommended approval of both documents and noted a public comment period that ran July 18–Sept. 8, 2025; no public comments were offered at the hearings and no formal adoption votes were recorded at the meeting.

No other ordinances, resolutions or contract awards were adopted at the Sept. 8 meeting; the meeting closed after citizen comment.