Votes at a glance — Westminster City Council, Aug. 25, 2025
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Summary
Summary of council motions and recorded roll-call outcomes from the Aug. 25 meeting, including ballot measure, three ordinances/agreements and a supplemental appropriation; all actions below are reported as recorded in the meeting transcript.
The following is a concise summary of formal actions recorded at the Westminster City Council meeting on Aug. 25, 2025. Motions, movers and recorded roll-call outcomes are listed as reflected in the transcript.
1) Resolution 12 — Place 0.4% sales and use tax question on Nov. 4, 2025 ballot - Motion: Adopt resolution number 12 setting a ballot question for a 0.4% sales and use tax increase to reduce emergency response times, add personnel and fund streets. - Mover: Councilor Dave DeMott; Second: Councilor Amber Hutt. - Vote (roll call): DeMott — yes; Izzati — yes; Hutt — yes; McNally — yes; Narmela (Mayor Pro Tem) — yes; Ireland — no; Carmelia — yes. Outcome: Approved, 6-1.
2) Councilor's Bill 26 — Prohibit retail sale and possession of cats and dogs (ordinance first reading) - Motion: Pass Councilor Bill 26 amending municipal code sections to prohibit retail sale and possession of cats and dogs. - Mover: Councilor Amber Hutt; Second: Councilor Arvin. - Vote (roll call): Azadi/Izzati — yes; Hutt — yes; Mayor McNally — no; Mayor Pro Tem Sarah Narmela — yes; Ireland — yes; Carmelia — yes; DeMott — yes. Outcome: Approved on first reading, 6-1.
3) Councilor's Bill 27 — Development agreement with Prime West for Block C5 (first reading) - Motion: Pass Bill 27 to approve a development agreement with Prime West Development LLC for Block C5 downtown. - Mover: Councilor Dave DeMott; Second: Councilor Amber Hutt. - Vote (roll call): Hutt/Hought — yes; McNally — yes; Mayor Pro Tem Sarah Narmela — yes; Ireland — no; Carmelia — yes; DeMott — yes; Izzati — yes. Outcome: Approved on first reading, 6-1.
4) Councilor's Bill 28 — Economic development agreement for adaptive reuse of 3053 West 100th (first reading) - Motion: Pass Bill 28 authorizing the city manager to execute an economic development agreement with District Pour and Provisions LLC for the former Low Dose site. - Mover: Councilor Dave DeMott; Second: Councilor Hock. - Vote (roll call): Unanimous yes (7-0). Outcome: Approved on first reading, 7-0.
5) Councilor's Bill 24 — Supplemental appropriation to repurchase Westminster Station wrap project (second reading) - Motion: Pass Bill 24 appropriating a $600,000 transfer from the general fund to the 2025 general capital improvement fund for repurchase related to Westminster Station. - Mover: Councilor Dave DeMott; Second: Councilor Hunt. - Vote (roll call): Approved on second reading, 6-1 (Ireland — no).
6) Consent agenda and other procedural items - Consent items 8A, 8B, 8D and 8E approved by roll call (motion passed 7-0 earlier in the meeting). The consent agenda item 8C (Resolution 12) was pulled for separate consideration and ultimately approved as above.
Details and full motions are available in the meeting packet and transcript; staff indicated that executed agreements and auditable reports will be posted when completed.
