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Votes at a glance: Feb. 24 Westminster City Council

2383281 · February 25, 2025
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Summary

Key council votes at the Feb. 24 meeting: approval of Feb. 10 minutes and unanimous tabling of the Uplands public hearing; council agreed to hold an executive session on the Woman Creek parcel.

At its Feb. 24 meeting, Westminster City Council recorded the following formal actions:

Approve minutes (Feb. 10, 2025): Council voted to approve the minutes as presented. Motion to approve was made by Councilor DeMott; the motion passed on voice vote. (Recorded as Aye; motion declared passed.)

Table public hearing — Uplands Filing 1, Block 3 (Agenda item 10a): The council voted 7-0 to table the public hearing on the official development plan for Uplands Filing 1, Block 3 because the project’s public notice and on-site signage were found to be insufficient. The roll-call vote read: Councilor Carmelia — Yes; Councilor DeMott — Yes; Councilor Iozzi — Yes; Councilor Haught — Yes; Mayor Nancy McNally — Yes; Mayor Pro Tem Nermela — Yes; Councilor Ireland — Yes. The item was tabled; council did not open the hearing on the merits.

Executive session — Woman Creek parcel deed and negotiations: Council agreed to convene an executive session to consult with the city attorney on legal matters relating to the deed for the Woman Creek parcel and to develop negotiation strategy. The city attorney cited Westminster Municipal Code and Colorado Revised Statutes provisions authorizing executive sessions; council members indicated assent to enter the session.

Notes: No ordinances, resolutions or budget adoptions were finalized at the Feb. 24 meeting. Several informational presentations and departmental briefings were given and one scheduled finance presentation was postponed because of staff illness.