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Arapahoe council adopts resolution to file special assessments and liens for VPR ordinance violations
Summary
The Arapahoe City Council on March 17 approved Resolution 2026-02 to file notices of special assessment and liens against properties for violations of the VPR ordinance; the measure passed unanimously among attending members and was incorporated into the minute record.
The City Council of the City of Arapahoe on March 17 adopted Resolution 2026-02 to authorize filing notices of special assessment and liens against properties found in violation of the city’s VPR ordinance. Mayor Koller introduced the resolution and the council approved it on a motion by Councilmember Middagh, seconded by Councilmember Kreutzer.
The resolution was passed and adopted during the New Business portion of the meeting and was incorporated into the official minute record. The transcript does not specify which properties are affected, the number of properties, or the specific VPR ordinance sections cited; those details were recorded in the resolution itself and not read into the minutes.
The vote was recorded with all five attending councilmembers in favor (Councilmembers tenBensel, Polston, Kreutzer, Paulsen and Middagh); Councilmember Carpenter was absent. The council did not record any amendments to the resolution during the meeting.
The action directs city staff to proceed with filing the notices as authorized. No additional enforcement steps or timelines were stated on the record. The next regular council meeting is April 7, 2026 at 7:30 p.m.
