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Council approves Origin Hotel amendment and repeals concept plan review; consent agenda passes

Westminster City Council · April 27, 2026
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Summary

Westminster’s council approved the consent agenda 7–0, passed Council Bill 16 (Origin Hotel economic‑development amendment) on second reading 6–1, and passed Council Bill 17 (repeal of concept plan review) on second reading 6–1; Councilor Ireland voted No on both second‑reading bills.

At its April 27 meeting Westminster City Council approved the consent agenda unanimously and took two second‑reading votes on land‑use and economic items.

Consent agenda: Council moved and approved consent agenda items 8A–8H on a 7–0 vote. Councilors highlighted a new partnership with Hungry App, a food‑rescue platform Bridge/Bridget Tomlin described as a secure, PIN‑based system that matches surplus food to community members and organizations.

Council Bill 16 (Origin Hotel): On second reading council passed an amendment to the economic development agreement with Westminster Hotel LLC concerning the Origin Hotel (8875 Westminster Boulevard). Mayor Pro Tem Nirmella moved the bill and Councilor Haak seconded; the measure passed 6–1 with Councilor Ireland dissenting.

Council Bill 17 (repeal of concept plan review): Councilor Johnson moved and Councilor Brauchas seconded a repeal of section 11‑5‑6.5 of the Westminster Municipal Code (the concept plan review requirement for projects requiring council approval). The council voted 6–1 in favor; Councilor Ireland voted No.

Vote details: For Bill 16 the roll call was: Mayor Claire Carmelia Yes; Councilor Azadi Yes; Councilor Haak Yes; Councilor Ireland No; Councilor Jack Johnson Yes; Mayor Pro Tem Nirmella Yes; Councilor Brauchas Yes (6–1). For Bill 17 the roll call recorded the same split (6–1) with Councilor Ireland opposed.

What’s next: Both bills passed on second reading as recorded and will proceed according to municipal code; the city manager was authorized to execute the listed amendment for the Origin Hotel agreement.