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Lone Tree council fails to advance ordinance to add special school speed zone
Summary
The Lone Tree City Council voted 2-1 on Jan. 6, 2025, to reject third reading of Ordinance 2024-1, a proposal to add a special school speed zone; Council member Goedken was the lone recorded dissent.
The Lone Tree City Council on Jan. 6 failed to approve Ordinance 2024-1, which would have amended the municipal code to add a special school speed zone limit.
On third reading the motion to adopt the ordinance failed 2-1, with Council member Goedken recorded as opposed. An earlier motion to suspend the rules and read the ordinance by title only likewise failed 2-1, with Goedken opposed. Council members Zadow and Gluba were the recorded supporters.
The consent agenda approved earlier in the meeting also included a correction to previous minutes: the second-reading vote for Ordinance 2024-1 was amended in the minutes to show it had carried 4-1, with Goedken opposed. That correction indicates the ordinance previously passed a second reading but did not secure approval on third reading during the Jan. 6 session.
No further amendments or referrals were recorded during the meeting. After the failed third-reading motion the council adjourned the regular meeting and proceeded to a work session.
Actions recorded in the minutes show the council followed standard procedure for readings and votes; the failure on third reading means Ordinance 2024-1 did not pass at this meeting.
