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Garden City trustees renew four medical marijuana licenses and approve routine bills and grants
Summary
At their June 16 meeting, the Garden City Board of Trustees unanimously approved consent agenda items including two vendor invoices totaling $43,054.00, renewed four medical marijuana business licenses, approved renewal of participation in the Community Development Block Grant program, and authorized a $250 donation to the Salvation Army.
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The Garden City Board of Trustees met June 16, 2026, at Town Hall and approved a series of routine financial and regulatory items by unanimous vote.
Trustees approved the consent agenda, which included the May 19 meeting minutes, financial reports and bills. The board approved payment of a Weld County Dispatch invoice for $27,304.00 and an Anderson and Whitney invoice for $15,750.00; Trustee Alex Lopez moved the consent agenda and Trustee Rebecca Moreau seconded. The motion carried with Mayor Fil Archuleta and Trustees Alex Lopez, Leigh Sorensen, Rebecca Moreau, Katherine Rodriguez, Gary Sorensen and Jasmine Marquez voting yes.
On licensing, the trustees renewed four medical marijuana-related licenses: Nature's Herbs & Wellness Center LLC's medical marijuana store license (ML-540-26) and cultivation facility license (MMCF-540-26), Nature's Kitchen LLC's medical marijuana products manufacturer license (MMPM-540-26), and LivWell I LLC dba LivWell's retail license (RL-2647-26). Each renewal was moved and seconded by trustees as recorded in the minutes and each passed unanimously.
The board also approved renewal of the town's participation in the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program; the motion was made by Trustee Rebecca Moreau and seconded by Trustee Leigh Sorensen and approved unanimously. Additionally, trustees authorized a $250 donation to the Salvation Army.
Other procedural approvals included payment of a Mark Young Construction invoice for May 2026 ($24,473.90) and authorization of tuition reimbursement of $672.96 for Officer Alyssa Bird, both approved by unanimous vote. Trustees also approved rescheduling the August meeting from Aug. 4 to Aug. 3, 2026, at 5:30 PM.
The meeting record shows no public comments on non-agenda items. The board adjourned at 6:05 PM.
Votes at a glance (as recorded in the meeting minutes): all motions recorded in the minutes passed with the full board voting yes; no no-votes, abstentions or absences were recorded for the motions noted above.
