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Commerce City council deadlocks on one-year moratorium on new gas stations; hears monthly oil and gas update
Summary
A proposed one-year moratorium on processing applications for new gas stations in Commerce City failed after a 4-4 tie. Councilors then received the city's monthly oil and gas update and proceeded to a unanimous consent agenda.
A proposed one-year moratorium on processing applications for new gas stations in Commerce City failed after a 4-4 tie during the city council meeting, according to the meeting summary. Council members discussed the proposal at length before the tied vote halted the measure.
The moratorium was the second item of notice council business on the agenda. The meeting summary reports that council members engaged in an extensive discussion before the motion failed by a split 4-4 vote; no mover or seconder was identified in the summary.
After the moratorium motion failed, the City Council received its regular monthly oil and gas update and then approved a consent agenda of six items unanimously, the meeting summary says. The summary did not specify details of the oil and gas update or the individual consent-agenda items.
The meeting summary is posted online at c3gov.com/video for the full recording.
