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Votes at a glance: council adopts nexus-study appropriation, accepts police donation, advances police appropriation on first reading
Summary
On March 17 the Council adopted Council Bill 2 (nexus-study appropriation), approved Resolution 8 accepting a $46,000 police donation, advanced Council Bill 3 on first reading to appropriate those funds, and continued a minor subdivision hearing to May 5, 2026.
The City Council took several formal actions on March 17:
• Council Bill 2, Series 2026 (second and final reading): Supplemental appropriation for a nexus study (described in minutes as "just over $40,000"). Vote recorded: Heller yes, Eber yes, Hoellen yes, Maguire yes, Robinson yes, Fisher yes (6-0). Outcome: adopted.
• Resolution 8, Series 2026: Acceptance of a $46,000 donation from the Cherry Hills Village Police Foundation to support a trail vehicle, wellness initiatives and AED purchases. Motion moved by Councilor Robert Eber, seconded by Councilor Dave Heller. Minutes record the motion passed unanimously (individual votes not listed). Outcome: adopted.
• Council Bill 3, Series 2026 (first reading): Supplemental appropriation to bring the unanticipated donation into the 2026 budget. Motion moved by Councilor Susan Maguire, seconded by Councilor Karen Fisher. Recorded votes: Heller yes, Eber yes, Hoellen yes, Maguire yes, Robinson yes, Fisher yes (6-0). Outcome: advanced on first reading; second reading required for final appropriation.
• Resolution 6, Series 2026 (minor subdivision at 1 Cherry Hills Park Drive): At the applicant’s request Council continued the public hearing to the May 5, 2026 meeting. Motion moved by Councilor Susan Maguire, seconded by Councilor Karen Fisher. Minutes record the motion passed unanimously. Outcome: continued.
