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At a glance: Woodland Park council actions from the Jan. 15 meeting
Summary
The council unanimously approved a clerk appointment, a resolution supporting a T‑Mobile grant for History Park, multiple ordinances including a budget amendment and a development-agreement amendment for the Glen Aspen Reservoir project, approved a liquor-license transfer, and adopted bylaws changes for planning and adjustment boards.
The Woodland Park City Council took several formal actions at its Jan. 15 meeting. Below are the items, motions and recorded outcomes as captured in the meeting record.
- Appointment: Monica Mendoza was appointed city clerk; the motion passed unanimously and the oath was administered.
- Resolution: Resolution No. 939, Series 2026, supporting the Ute Pass Historical Society's T‑Mobile Hometown Grant application for History Park accessibility improvements, passed unanimously.
- Ordinance (initial posting): Ordinance No. 15 19, Series 2026 (declaring the instrument and method for public notification for 2026) was approved on initial posting; action recorded as passing unanimously.
- Ordinance (budget amendment): Ordinance No. 15 16, Series 2025, adjusting appropriations to cover 2025 golf-course expenses and amending prior ordinances, was approved after a public hearing; the motion passed unanimously.
- Ordinance (development agreement amendment): Ordinance No. 15 17, Series 2025, approving the first amendment to the development agreement with the Pathway to the Rockies Council, Boy Scouts of America, regarding the Glen Aspen Reservoir project (to provide additional acquisition options due to an estate matter), passed unanimously.
- Liquor-license transfer: The council approved the transfer of a hotel-and-restaurant liquor license to Tacos El Amigo 4 at 1079 E US‑24; the motion passed unanimously.
- Bylaws and procedure updates: The council approved revised bylaws and rules of procedure for the Planning Commission (recommended maximum of three full consecutive terms) and the Board of Adjustment; both motions passed unanimously.
In all recorded votes on these items the transcript records unanimous approval where a roll-call vote is noted. No items were recorded as tabled, failed or postponed.
