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Votes at a glance: Northglenn council approves budget adjustments, infrastructure contract addendum, P-TECH agreement; schedules marijuana license hearing
Summary
At its April meeting the Northglenn City Council approved a supplemental budget ordinance, a small construction contract addendum for Webster Lake flume, and a cooperative agreement to support the P-TECH program; the council also directed a notice of hearing for a marijuana license renewal and recessed into executive session.
The City of Northglenn City Council took several formal actions at its April meeting. Key outcomes and motions are summarized below.
CB 20-28 (Ordinance, second reading) — Supplemental appropriation and CIP carryover: Council approved on second reading an ordinance to recognize supplemental revenues and appropriate expenditures to record carryover projects and late invoices from fiscal year 2024, including items such as police vehicle purchases and park construction. Deputy City Manager Loveland described the annual reconciliation process; staff said the supplemental appropriations capture late invoices and grant revenues recognized after the budget adoption. Council approved the ordinance on second reading unanimously.
CR 46 (Resolution) — Addendum No. 1 to professional services agreement with Edge Contracting, Inc. for Webster Lake Flume: Council approved an amendment totaling $7,950 to address failing concrete discovered during flume work. Director of Public Works Sarah Borgers summarized the needed repairs; the resolution passed unanimously.
CR 47 (Resolution) — Cooperative agreement for P-TECH participation: Council approved a resolution authorizing the city's participation in the Pathways in Technology (P-TECH) early college high school program with Adams 12 Five Star Schools and Front Range Community College; the measure passed unanimously. (Separate article covers the P-TECH presentation and discussion.)
Marijuana Licensing Authority — Fresh Organic LLC (Fresh Cannabis) annual license renewal: City staff reported the licensee does not have possession of the licensed premises (lease expired Feb. 28). Council, acting as the licensing authority, unanimously directed the city attorney to draft a notice of hearing and order to show cause regarding the license renewal and set a proposed hearing date of June 9, 2025; the formal notice will be returned to council on May 12 for approval.
Consent agenda and minutes: The consent agenda and minutes were approved unanimously. The council later recessed into an executive session for legal consultation on sign code application and for personnel matters related to the 2025 city manager review; the motion to enter executive session passed unanimously.
Votes at a glance - Consent agenda: approved unanimously. - CB20-28 (supplemental appropriation and CIP carryover): approved on second reading unanimously. - CR46 (Webster Lake Flume addendum with Edge Contracting Inc., $7,950): approved unanimously. - CR47 (P-TECH cooperative agreement): approved unanimously. - Marijuana license (Fresh Organic LLC / Fresh Cannabis): motion to direct city attorney to draft notice of hearing and order to show cause; motion passed unanimously; hearing proposed for 2025-06-09. - Motion to recess to executive session under Home Rule Charter Sections 4.5(d) and 4.5(a): approved unanimously.
Council did not record any no votes on these items. Staff will return to council with the notice of hearing for the marijuana license and continue implementation and reporting on budget carryovers and P-TECH coordination.
