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Englewood staff set agendas and study sessions, flag sales tax code and water fund reviews
Summary
At a mayor‑manager meeting April 30, Englewood City staff and officials scheduled May and June meeting agendas and study sessions, highlighting a sales tax code update, a South Broadway redevelopment plan and a water and sewer fund financial plan review; no formal votes were taken.
At a mayor‑manager meeting Wednesday, April 30, Englewood City staff and officials reviewed and scheduled agenda and study session items for upcoming May and June meetings, highlighting a city sales tax code update and a water and sewer fund financial plan review. No formal votes or ordinance adoptions occurred during the meeting.
City Clerk Stephanie Carlisle led a run through of items planned for the May 5 meeting and beyond, noting two study session items for May (a sales tax code update and a South Broadway redevelopment plan) and multiple first- and second‑reading ordinances scheduled for May and June. Staff also flagged a recognition item for the Englewood green team and a budget supplemental resolution for 2024.
The group discussed study-session timing and consent placement. The water and sewer fund financial plan update was set as a study session for the May 19 meeting; staff noted the presentation is scheduled for about 25 minutes. For several utility and ditch‑related items — including a renewal of an agreement for city ditch relocation and a city ditch piping project — staff recommended holding those items for discussion rather than placing them on consent to ensure they are heard during the appropriate water and sewer discussion.
Other items previewed for May and June included: Xcel Energy easement approvals for electric vehicle charging sites; renewal of a contract for programmable logic controller replacement; a dredge purchase for the utilities department; an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Arapahoe County for shared use of the county radio communications network; an IGA with the Englewood Public School District; parks and recreation bond project contract approvals; municipal energy project financing and implementation contracts; and multiple municipal code cleanup bills and ordinance readings related to water quality and service territory rules. Staff also noted a coordinated November election ordinance and a public hearing for a PUD at 2800 West Mango Avenue on a later agenda.
Council members and staff discussed scheduling logistics: whether to place several items on consent or leave them for discussion, and whether to move the March monthly financial update into a May meeting if time allowed. No motions or formal actions were recorded in the transcript of this meeting.
The mayor‑manager meeting closed after confirming the calendar for upcoming meetings, including board interviews May 12 and regular council meetings May 5 and May 19, plus two regular meetings in June. Staff and council members indicated they would follow up on item placement and timing before the posted council meetings.
