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Brighton council adopts term limits for boards and commissions; 6-1 vote
Summary
Council adopted Ordinance 2506 establishing term limits for boards, commissions, and authorities by amending multiple sections of the Brighton Municipal Code. The measure passed 6–1, with Councilmember Lloyd Worth voting no.
Brighton City Council adopted Ordinance 2506 to create term limits for city boards, commissions, and authorities by amending Articles 2-8, 2-25, 2-33, and 2-40 of the Brighton Municipal Code.
Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla read the ordinance title into the record. No detailed staff presentation is recorded in the minutes; the motion to approve Ordinance 2506 was made by Councilmember Tom Green and seconded by Councilmember Melinda Carbajal.
The motion passed with six votes in favor and one opposed: Councilmember Lloyd Worth cast the lone "no" vote. Mayor Mills and Councilmember Jim Snyder were recorded as absent.
The ordinance amends multiple code sections to establish term limits for membership on the city's boards, commissions and authorities; the minutes do not specify the exact term lengths or transition rules in the adopted text.
