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Votes at a glance: Northglenn council approves wastewater aerator addendum, consent agenda and issues marijuana‑license hearing notice

3277985 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

During the May 12 meeting the City Council approved a resolution to add an addendum with Moltz Construction for wastewater aeration diffuser replacement, passed the consent agenda and the Marijuana Licensing Authority voted to issue a notice of hearing for Fresh Organic LLC’s license renewal; actions were unanimous among voting members present.

The Northglenn City Council and its Marijuana Licensing Authority recorded three formal actions during the May 12 meeting. All recorded votes were unanimous among the members present.

Resolution CR51 — wastewater aeration diffuser replacement: The council approved addendum No. 1 to the trade‑contractor agreement with Moltz Construction Inc. to replace aeration diffusers in the third basin at the wastewater treatment plant. Public Works Director Sarah Borgers told council the addendum is for $4,506 and can be funded from the rehab capital improvement budget for the wastewater plant. Council approved the motion and the resolution passed unanimously.

Consent agenda: Council moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda; the clerk opened and closed the vote and the motion passed unanimously.

Marijuana licensing authority — Fresh Organic LLC notice of hearing: The Marijuana Licensing Authority considered the annual renewal application from Fresh Organic LLC (medical and retail) for premises formerly at 11450 Cherokee Street, Units A4–A7. City staff advised the renewal could not be processed administratively because the licensee no longer holds legal possession of the licensed premises; the council (sitting as the licensing authority) voted to issue a notice of hearing setting a June 9, 2025, hearing at 6 p.m. The motion to issue the notice passed unanimously.

Vote roster: Mayor Meredith Leidy, Mayor Pro Tem (as called in roll), Council members Burns, Jaramillo, Kondo, Roper and Gough were recorded present and voted in favor. Council members Nowicki and Walker were absent for roll call.

Speakers and staff: Director of Public Works Sarah Borgers summarized CR51. City Clerk Joanna Small presented the marijuana licensing matter. No recorded dissent or amendments were made on the floor for these items.

Actions recorded on the city docket will be reflected in the minutes and staff files; a hearing notice for the marijuana matter will be served to the licensee per the city’s licensing procedures.