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Council and staff discussed whether the current meeting could be a binding legislative decision and how to assemble delegations for upcoming federal/state visits. Councilmember Dukes urged a strategic, multi-touch approach to outreach rather than ad-hoc delegations; City Attorney Zarzecke cautioned about legal limits on making formal votes outside a legislative committee.
Commerce City Council study session covered a proposed amendment to the city's Emergency Operations Plan (EOP), a staff presentation on a Denver Metro learning tour (council chose Parker and Westminster), a multi-item study-session calendar including an April 13 impact-/user-fee review and June 8 waste/refuse discussion, and several operational reports including the real-time crime center, a mobile service unit pilot and an EV waste-collection ribbon cutting.
