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Council approves comprehensive-plan amendment for former Zurger Elementary site on second reading
Summary
On second reading, the council approved a comprehensive-plan amendment changing the former Zurger Elementary site from quasi-public to low-density residential, subject to staff conditions; vote passed with one 'No' and one abstention.
Westminster City Council on Feb. 9 passed Councillor Bill 2 on second reading to amend the comprehensive plan for the former Zurger Elementary School site, changing the land-use designation from quasi-public to residential low density subject to conditions recommended by staff.
Councilor Jack Johnson moved for passage on second reading and cited staff findings under section 11-5-21 of Westminster’s municipal code. During roll call, Councilor Zardy abstained and Councilor Christine Ireland voted 'No'; the remaining councilors voted in favor, and the motion passed on a 5–1 vote with one abstention.
The council’s action advances the land-use change under the conditions described in the staff packet; staff said any required implementation actions would follow the findings and conditions set forth in the agenda memorandum.
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