Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Procurement And Finance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Brighton council approves consent agenda including bond assignment and $1.89M asphalt procurement
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda that included Resolution 2026-45 assigning the city's private activity bond allocation for a development project and Resolution 2026-46 approving Asphalt Special Ties Co., Inc.'s $1,890,825 asphalt procurement; the consent agenda passed 9-0.
The Brighton City Council on May 19 approved the Consent Agenda, which included several routine items and three notable actions: approval of the April 21 meeting minutes, Resolution No. 2026-45 authorizing assignment of the city's private activity bond allocation to Brighton Leased Housing Associates I, LP for the Dominium Development Project, and Resolution No. 2026-46 accepting Asphalt Special Ties Co., Inc.'s proposal for the asphalt portion of the Transportation Preservation and Improvement Project for $1,890,825.
Councilmember Ann Taddeo moved to approve the Consent Agenda; Councilmember Lloyd Worth seconded. The motion passed unanimously (aye: Mayor Gregory Mills, Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla, Councilmembers Melinda Carbajal, Rhiannon Collins, Chris Fiedler, Tom Green, Jim Snyder, Ann Taddeo and Lloyd Worth). The minutes record the resolution numbers and the contract amount for the asphalt procurement. Resolution 2026-45 authorizes the mayor to execute the bond-assignment documents on behalf of the city and authorizes the City Manager to execute related documents and tasks; Resolution 2026-46 authorizes the City Manager to execute the asphalt procurement contract.
The minutes do not list further details about the Dominium Development Project financing structure, tax-exempt bond amounts, or a project timeline; those details are not specified in the meeting record.
