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Commerce City council approves business program, annexation, rezoning and manager pay increase
Summary
At its recent meeting Commerce City council approved a small business ambassador program, canceled Thanksgiving-week study sessions, heard a police accreditation report, approved annexation eligibility and rezoning, confirmed appointments to an orientation committee, and approved a salary increase for the city manager.
Commerce City council handled a cluster of routine and policy items at its recent meeting, approving a small business ambassador program, canceling study sessions during Thanksgiving week, and confirming appointments to the city council orientation committee.
Council asked staff to explore a small business ambassador program; the motion passed "8 to 0 with 1 excused absence," according to the meeting record.
Council voted 6 to 2 to cancel the study sessions scheduled for Thanksgiving week on November 24. The consent agenda, comprising nine items, was approved unanimously.
In a public hearing, the council considered eligibility for annexation of a property on the south side of 104th Avenue between Highway 85 and Brighton Road; the related resolution passed 8 to 0.
An ordinance to rezone property west of Chambers Road, just north of the Harvest Meadows neighborhood, from agricultural to R-3 multifamily residential was approved 5 to 3.
Following two executive sessions—one to receive legal advice regarding federal grants and another for the city manager's annual performance evaluation—the council returned and voted unanimously to approve a resolution providing a salary increase for the city manager. The meeting record states the vote was unanimous but does not include a precise tally in that final line-item.
Police Chief Daryl Guadnola gave a short presentation celebrating the Commerce City Police Department's recent successful accreditation. For full details and the meeting video, the city posted the session at c3gov.com/video.
