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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

11:00 AM

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1. Call to Order and Roll Call

President Helms called the meeting to order at 11:55 AM.

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Present:

Councilmember Yolanda Avila, President Pro Tem Lynette Crow-Iverson,

Councilmember Dave Donelson, President Randy Helms, Councilmember Nancy

Henjum, Councilmember David Leinweber, Councilmember Brian Risley, and

Councilmember Michelle Talarico

1 - Councilmember Mike O'Malley

Excused:

2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

The Invocation was made by Chaplain Carl Nelson from the Colorado

Springs Police Department.

President Helms led the Pledge of Allegiance.

Following a recess of the Regular City Council meeting, City Council shall reconvene

as the Board of Directors of the Colorado Springs Briargate General Improvement

District 2021 for action on the following items:

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2.A.

A Public Hearing on the Budget for the Colorado Springs Briargate

General Improvement District 2021, Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the

Calendar Year Beginning on the First Day of January 2025 and Ending

on the Last Day of December 2025

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the Colorado Springs

Briargate General Improvement District (GID) 2021 proposed mill levy,

budget, and appropriation of the funding for 2025.

There were no comments on this item.

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2.B.

A Resolution Fixing and Certifying a 4.409 Mill Levy for the Colorado

Springs Briargate General Improvement District 2021, Colorado

Springs, Colorado, for the 2025 Budget Year

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 01_Res to Fix Mill Levy for Briargate GID 2021_10 22 24

Signed Resolution No. 158-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 2.A.

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by Councilmember Henjum, that

the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 mill levy at 4.409 mills on taxes payable

in 2025 for the Colorado Springs Briargate General Improvement District 2021 be

adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

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2.C.

A Resolution Summarizing Expenditures and Revenues, Adopting a

Budget, and Appropriating Funds for the Colorado Springs Briargate

General Improvement District 2021, Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the

Calendar Year Beginning on the First Day of January 2025 and Ending

on the Last Day of December 2025

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments:

02_Res to Adopt Budget and Appropriate for Briargate GID 2021_10

21 24

2025 Briargate GID 2021 Budget

Briargate GID 2021 Map

Signed Resolution No. 159-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 2.A.

Motion by President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson, seconded by Councilmember

Talarico, that the Resolution to adopt the 2025 budget and appropriate funding

for the 2025 budget year for the Colorado Springs Briargate General

Improvement District 2021 be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

Following adjournment of the Colorado Springs Briargate General Improvement

DIstict 2021, City Council shall reconvene as the Board of Directors of the

Marketplace at Austin Bluffs General Improvement District for action on the following

items:

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2.D.

A Public Hearing on the Budget for the Colorado Springs Marketplace at

Austin Bluffs General Improvement District, Colorado Springs, Colorado,

for the Calendar Year Beginning on the First Day of January 2025 and

Ending on the Last Day of December 2025

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the Colorado Springs

Marketplace at Austin Bluffs General Improvement District (GID) proposed

mill levy, budget, and appropriation of the funding for 2025. She stated the

bonds will be paid off in 2031.

There were no comments on this item.

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2.E.

A Resolution Fixing and Certifying a 50.00 Mill Levy for the Purpose of

Servicing Debt on the General Obligation Bonds of the Colorado

Springs Marketplace at Austin Bluffs General Improvement District,

Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the 2025 Budget Year

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 01_Res to Fix Mill Levy for Briargate GID 2021_10 22 24

Signed Resolution No. 160-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 2.D.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Risley, that the

Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 mill levy at 50.000 mills on taxes payable in

2025 for the Colorado Springs Marketplace at Austin Bluffs General Improvement

District budget be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

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2.F.

A Resolution Summarizing Expenditures and Revenues, Adopting a

Budget, and Appropriating Funds for the Colorado Springs Marketplace

at Austin Bluffs General Improvement District, Colorado Springs,

Colorado, for the Calendar Year Beginning on the First Day of January

2025 and Ending on the Last Day of December 2025

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 02_Res to Adopt Budget for MAB GID_10 21 24

MAB GID 2025 Budget

MARKETPLACEATAUSTINBLUFFSGID-Tax-Map

Signed Resolution No. 161-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 2.D.

Motion by Councilmember Avila, seconded by Councilmember Talarico, that the

Resolution to adopt the 2025 budget and appropriate the funding for the 2025

budget year for the Colorado Springs Marketplace at Austin Bluffs General

Improvement District be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

Following adjournment of the Board of Directors of the Marketplace at Austin Bluffs

General Improvement District, City Council shall reconvene the City Council meeting.

3. Changes to Agenda/Postponements

There were no changes to the Agenda.

4. Consent Calendar

These items will be acted upon as a whole, unless a specific item is called for

discussion by a Councilmember or a citizen wishing to address the City Council.

(Any items called up for separate consideration shall be acted upon following the

Mayor's Business.)

4A. Second Presentation:

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4A.A.

Annual Budget for Colorado Springs Utilities and Appropriating Monies

for the Several Purposes Named in the Annual Colorado Springs Utilities

Budget for the Year Ending December 31, 2025

Presenter:

John Hunter, Manager Financial Planning and Risk, Colorado Springs

Utilities

Attachments: 10-22-2024 CC Memo - 2025 Budget App

CSU-CC-Budget2025-ORD-2024-10-22

Signed Ordinance No. 24-96.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

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4A.B.

An Ordinance identifying and approving the Colorado Springs Utilities'

Annual Sources of Funds for the Year Ending December 31, 2025

Presenter:

John Hunter, Manager Financial Planning and Risk, Colorado Springs

Utilities

Attachments: 10-22-2024 CC Memo - 2025 Sources of Funds App

CSU-CC-SourceOfFunds2025-ORD-2024-10-22

Signed Ordinance No. 24-97.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

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4A.C.

Ordinance No. 24-98 including certain property into the boundaries of the

Creekwalk Marketplace Business Improvement District

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Kyle Fenner, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Cover Letter_Creekwalk Marketplace BID

Notice of Inclusion - Creekwalk Marketplace BID

Ordinance Approving Inclusion - Creekwalk Marketplace BID - final

Petition for Inclusion_ Executed

Staff PowerPoint Creekwalk BID Inclusion 2024 - new PP format

Signed Ordinance No. 24-98.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

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4A.D.

Ordinance No. 24-99 excluding certain property from the boundaries of

the Creekwalk Marketplace Business Improvement District

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Kyle Fenner, Senior Planner, Planning and Neighborhood Services

Attachments: Cover Letter_Creekwalk Marketplace BID

Petition for Exclusion, Executed

Ordinance Approving Exclusion - Creekwalk Marketplace BID

Creekwalk BID Property Inclusion_&_Exclusion Map 2024

Notice of Exclusion, Creekwalk Marketplace BID

Staff PowerPoint Creekwalk BID Exclusion 2024

Signed Ordinance No. 24-99.pdf

This Ordinance was finally passed on the Consent Calendar.

4B. First Presentation:

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4B.A.

City Council Regular Meeting Minutes October 22, 2024

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: 10-22-2024 City Council Meeting Minutes Final

CSU Decision & Order 10-22-24

The Minutes were approved on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.B.

A Resolution Approving the 2025 Budget for the Colorado Springs

Downtown Development Authority in Colorado Springs Colorado

Presenter:

Chelsea Gondeck, Executive Director, Downtown BID

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 02_Res to Approve Budget for DDA_10 21 24

2025 Preliminary DDA budget

Signed Resolution No. 162-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.C.

A Resolution Fixing and Certifying the 2024 Tax Levy for Taxes Payable

in 2025 at 5.000 Mills for the Colorado Springs Downtown Development

Authority in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Presenter:

Chelsea Gondeck, Executive Director, Downtown BID

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 01_Res to Fix Mill Levy for DDA_10 21 24

10.21.2024 DDA BID City Council

Signed Resolution No. 163-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.D.

A Resolution to Amend Resolution Nos. 208-23 and 59-24 Increasing

the 2024 Mesa Basin and Sand Creek Basin Drainage Fees.

Presenter:

Richard Mulledy, P.E., Public Works Director;

Erin Powers, P.E., Stormwater Compliance Program Manager

Attachments: SW-DrainageFeesAmendRES-2024-09-24

Exhibit A_Proposed 2024 Fee Schedule

Exhibit B_Ownership Exhibit

Exhibit C_Current 2024 Fee Schedule

Signed Resolution No. 59-24

Resolution No. 208-23

Signed Resolution No. 164-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.E.

A Resolution Approving the City’s Investment Policy

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments:

Exhibit A - Summary of recommended investment policy updates -

07-03-24

Resolution Update Investment Policy 07-22-24

Clean - City of Colorado Springs Investment Policy - 04-2024

Redlined - City of Colorado Springs Investment Policy - 04-2024

Signed Resolution No. 165-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.F.

An Ordinance Creating A New Section 507 (Waiver Of Rights Of First

Refusal And First Offer On Qualifying Multifamily Residential Or

Mixed-Use Rental Properties) Of Part 5 (Acquisition And Disposition Of

Real Property Interests) Of Article 2 (City Properties) Of Chapter 3

(Public Property And Public Works) Of The Code Of The City Of

Colorado Springs 2001, As Amended, As Related To Colorado House

Bill 24-1175 And A Local Government’s Right Of First Refusal And First

Offer To Purchase Qualifying Property For The Purpose Of Providing

Long-Term Affordable Housing Or Mixed-Income Development

Presenter:

Lynette Crow-Iverson, Council President Pro Tem and Councilmember

At Large

Attachments: ORD - Waiver of HB24-1175

This Ordinance was approved on first reading on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.G.

A Resolution authorizing the acquisition of real property and a temporary

easement using PPRTA funds for the Marksheffel Road - North Carefree

to Dublin Project

Presenter:

Gayle Sturdivant, PE, PMP, City Engineer/Deputy Public Works Director

Kellie Billingsley, Real Estate Services Manager

Attachments: 1_Southwest Equity_Trigon - Location Map

2_Southwest Equity_Trigon - Resolution

3_Resolution - Exhibits A B and C

4_Resolution - Exhibits D and E

5_Resolution - Exhibits F and G

6_Marksheffel - Southwest Equity_TrigonL&C Presentation

Signed Resolution No. 166-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.H.

The City Clerk reports that on October 8, 2024 there was filed with her a

petition for the annexation of Cheyenne Mountain State Park No. 1

Annexation. The City Clerk herewith communicates such to City Council

and recommends that the petition and map be referred to the City

Administration for review and recommendation regarding whether the

petition is in substantial compliance with Section 31-12-107(1).

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: Cheyenne Mountain State Park Addition No. 1 - Petition.pdf

Cheyenne Mountain State Park Addition No. 1 - Legal Description.pdf

Cheyenne Mountain State Park Addition No. 1 - Annexation Plat

11x17.pdf

This Item was approved on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.I.

The City Clerk reports that on October 8, 2024 there was filed with her a

petition for the annexation of Rock Creek Mesa Addition No. 1-6

Annexation. The City Clerk herewith communicates such to City Council

and recommends that the petition and map be referred to the City

Administration for review and recommendation regarding whether the

petition is in substantial compliance with Section 31-12-107(1).

Presenter:

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk

Attachments: City Council -CLEAR CREEK IGA ADDENDUM RESOLUTION MJG

Signed Resolution No. 168-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

4B.L. ZONE-24-00 An ordinance to amend the zoning map of the City of Colorado Springs

pertaining to 40.20 acres located at the intersection of North Powers

Boulevard and Interquest Parkway/Highway 83 from A (Agricultural) to

MX-M (Mixed-Use Medium Scale). (Quasi-Judicial) (1st Reading only to

set the public hearing date for November 26, 2024)

Presenter:

Kyle Fenner, Senior Planner, Planning Department

Kevin Walker, Planning Director, Planning Department

Attachments: Staff_Report_Jovenchi RV & Kettle Crk LUPL_Final v.3.

Attachment 1_Project Statement

Attachment 2_Applicant Response to Ojection

Attachment 3_Applicant Response to Negative Citizen Comment

Attachment 4_Combined Public Comment & Staff Responses

Attachment 5_Powers-State Highway 83 Agreement_ORD 183-02

Attachment 6_Zone Change Exhibit Jovenchi Parcels 1-4

Attachment 7_Kettle Creek Center LUP Exhibit

Exhibit A - Legal Desc. Parcels 1-4

Exhibit B - Parcels 1-4

Ordinance_ZONE-24-0009_Jovenchi Parcels 1-4

PUBLIC COMMENT #2_ZONE-24-0009_LUPL-24-0007

7.5.704 ZONING MAP AMENDMENT (REZONING)

CPC_Minutes_10.9.24 Draft

This Ordinance was approved on first reading on the Consent Calendar.

4B.M. UVAR-24-00 A Use Variance with a Land Use Statement to allow an existing Animal

Care Facility to expand up to 10,000 square feet into adjacent vacant

tenant spaces, no changes to the site are proposed. The over-all site

consists of 2.6 acres, is in the MX-M (Mixed-Use Medium Scale) zone

district, and located at 856 Arcturus Dr. (Quasi-Judicial)

Presenter:

Allison Stocker, Planner II, Planning Department

Kevin Walker, Planning Director, Planning Department

Attachments: UVAR-24-0003_Staff_Report

Attachment_1_Project Statement

Attachment_2_Land Use Statement

Attachment_3_Vicinity Map

UVAR-24-0003_Presentation

7.5.527 USE VARIANCE

UVAR-24-0003_CC_Presentation

CPC_Minutes_10.9.24 Draft

This Item was approved on the Consent Calendar.

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4B.N

A Resolution Approving the 2025 Budget for Pikes Peak Regional

Building Department

Presenter:

Roger Lovell, Building Official, Pikes Peak Regional Building

Department

Erin Garcia, Finance Director, Pikes Peak Regional Building

Department

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 2025 PPRBD Budget Resolution-10-21-24

2025 Budget

2025 Budget Presentation - City Council Work Session

Signed Resolution No. 169-24.pdf

This Resolution was adopted on the Consent Calendar.

Approval of the Consent Agenda

Motion by Councilmember Risley, seconded by President Pro Tem

Crow-Iverson, that all matters on the Consent Calendar be passed, adopted,

and approved by unanimous consent of the members present. The motion

passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

5. Recognitions

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5.A.

City Council Appointments to Boards, Commissions, and Committees

Presenter:

Randy Helms, Council President and Councilmember District 2

Attachments: 11122024 Boards Commissions and Committee Appointments

President Helms presented the City Council Appointments to Boards,

Commissions, and Committees.

Councilmember Donelson asked who resigned from the LART Advisory

Committee. President Pro Tem Crow-Iverson stated it was the

representative from the Flying Horse Resort. Ayana Garcia, Boards and

Commissions Program Administrator, stated his name is Jeffrey Howell.

Councilmember Leinweber recused himself from the vote.

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by President Pro Tem

Crow-Iverson, that the City Council Appointments to Boards, Commissions, and

Committees be approved. The motion passed by a vote of 7-0-1-1

7 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Risley, and Talarico

Aye:

Recused:

Excused:

1 - Leinweber

1 - O'Malley

6. Mayor's Business

Jamie Fabos, Chief of Staff, expressed gratitude to City Council on behalf

of the Mayor for unanimously referring ballot initiative 2C to the ballot which

passed by overwhelming margin and to the Colorado Springs Chamber of

Commerce and EDC, Downtown Partnership, Colorado Springs Airport for

their support of the Veteran’s Day Parade.

7. Citizen Discussion For Items Not On Today's Agenda will be heard at 1:00 PM.

Citizen Janine Sledz spoke in opposition to the noise levels from the Ford

Amphitheater.

Citizen Cory Sutela, Medicine Wheel Advocates, commented that

Medicine Wheel Advocates supports e-bike access on City properties.

Citizens Ken Pfeil, Principal, Trailblazer Elementary School, Jackie Ostrom

and Kara Farhardi ceded their time to Chris Johnson, Jessica Williams,

Craig Williams, Karla Powers, Save Rockrimmon Library, Robin

Karaspolis, Veronica Baker, Svetlana Nudelman, Steven Abbot, Lily Avis,

Carl Leivers, Kevin Binkley, Save Rockrimmon Library, Barry Schiff,

Elizabeth Carter ceded their time to Natalie Becker, Beth Carlson, Judith

Darcy, Meghan Jackson ceded their time to Joe Pelka, Southface

Community Association, Aria Douville, Sarah Hoobler, James Gray ceded

their time Harry Karaspolis, Kathie Walker, Pam Mayer, Beth Harrison,

Katherine Czukas, Jennifer Walker, Andrew Bacon, and Terri Carver

spoke in opposition of the closing of the Rockrimmon-Library branch of the

Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD).

Citizen Dana Duggan spoke in opposition of the Mayor’s housing growth

development goals.

Councilmember Henjum stated as the City Council liaison to the PPLD

Board of Trustees, she has been in contact with Dora Gonzalez, President,

PPLD Board of Trustees, numerous times requesting that they hold a

public meeting which they have declined to do but they will accept

questions/comments via email and will post them online with social media.

Councilmember Donelson stated all nine City Councilmembers should be

in support of requesting the PPLD Board of Trustees to come to the

November 25, 2024 City Council Work Session because City Council

appoints people to this Board and has the authority to remove them for

inadequate performance. He stated he will also be asking for $200,000 in

funding for the Rockrimmon Library.

President Helms stated he has been working to convince the PPLD Board

of Trustees to reconsider their decision, they will be having a Board

meeting on November 20, 2024, he supports them attending the November

25, 2024 Work Session, and he does not support the City funding the

$200,000 because the PPLD already has $15M to $20M in reserves.

Councilmember Leinweber stated this branch also served as a community

center for this area and asked what authority City Council has over the

PPLD Board of Trustees in regard to removing Board members. Ben

Bolinger, Corporate Division Chief, Office of the City Attorney, stated there

is no process set out in the state statute or in the bylaws for removal of

members and it would require a joint process with the El Paso County

Board of Commissioners because it is a jointly created library and

removing trustees for cause is a quasi-judicial process with due process

rights.

Councilmember Leinweber asked if City Council could adopt a Resolution

regarding their statement on this issue. Mr. Bolinger confirmed they could.

Councilember Talarico stated that she feels it is not okay that the Chair of

the PPLD Board of Trustees will not return the calls of the district

representative City Councilmember where the branch and it is

preposterous to her that they would close a library without reopening or

expanding it.

Councilmember Risley stated he supports inviting this Board to the next

City Council Work Session and he will be more involved in these boards

and their priorities going forward.

Councilmember Henjum suggested the citizens also voice their concerns to

the El Paso County Commissioners at their meeting on Tuesday,

November 19, 2024.

Councilmember Avila they need to find a solution which is sustainable to

the entire County and agrees with President Helms that the City should not

provide the $200,000 in funding and there should be a mill levy so the

library would be owned, not leased.

8. Items Called Off Consent Calendar

There were no items called off the Consent Calendar.

9. Utilities Business

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9.A.

A Resolution Setting Certain Water Rates within the Service Area of

Colorado Springs Utilities and Regarding Certain Changes to Water

Rate Schedules.

Presenter:

Travas Deal, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Springs Utilities

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney’s Office - Utilities Division

Attachments: 1 - 2025_DO_Water-11-12-24

2 - 2025 Rate Case - Water Resolution

3 - 2025 Rate Case - Final Water Tariffs

Signed Resolution No. 170-24.pdf

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney's Office, Utilities Division, presented the review

of the draft decision and order and draft Resolutions setting water rates,

wastewater rates, electric rates, and natural gas rates within the service

area of Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) as well as certain changes to the

Utilities Rules and Regulations (URR) of CSU.

Councilmember Henjum stated they have been looking at these rates very

thoroughly and even though they acknowledge that it will be a burden for

residents and businesses, they need to do this for the benefit of the City

due to growth, reliability and regulation. She requested additional

information regarding how residents can receive assistance.

Tristan Gearhart, Chief Financial Officer, CSU, provided an overview of the

Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP), Project COPE, and

Energy Wise Rates available to assist ratepayers.

Councilmember Risley requested additional information regarding state

regulatory requirements which are driving this rate increase. Mr. Gearhart

stated from the regulatory side, some of the largest things that CSU is

addressing are on the electric side which are being driven by the state

plans which has CSU cutting eighty percent of their carbon emissions from

2005 emissions by the year 2030. He explained this would require them to

close the Nixon coal plant and bring on renewables such as wind, solar,

and new natural gas. Mr. Gearhart stated new natural gas will cost

approximately $650 to $700 million of the $3.9 billion for one plant and the

upgrades that are needed for transmission system substations, will be

equivalent to probably around another $300 to $400 million in their

five-year plan to be able to import all the renewables. He stated they are

also seeing a large number of electric needs due to the huge growth of

data centers.

Councilmember Risley requested additional information regarding what

typical inflationary adjustments would look like if they had been made over

the past twenty years. Mr. Gearhart stated if they had just followed along

with the inflation, they would probably be up about ten percent, but they try

to do the best that we can for their customers and the timing of how this has

come about is due to the regulation and the pace of growth in Colorado

Springs occurring at the same time. He stated the City’s current

wastewater infrastructure has reached the end of its capacity so they need

to invest in it now so that the City can continue to grow.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by President Pro Tem

Crow-Iverson, that the Resolution setting certain Water Rates within the service

area of Colorado Springs Utilities and regarding certain changes to Water Rate

Schedules be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

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9.B.

A Resolution Setting Certain Wastewater Rates within the Service Area

of Colorado Springs Utilities and Regarding Certain Changes to

Wastewater Rate Schedules.

Presenter:

Travas Deal, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Springs Utilities

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney’s Office - Utilities Division

Attachments: 1 - 2025_DO_Wastewater-11-12-24

2 - 2025 Rate Case - Wastewater Resolution

3 - 2025 Rate Case - Final Wastewater Tariffs

Signed Resolution No. 171-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 9.A.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by President Pro Tem

Crow-Iverson, that the Resolution setting certain Wastewater Rates within the

service area of Colorado Springs Utilities and regarding certain changes to

Wastewater Rate Schedules be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

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9.C.

A Resolution Setting Certain Electric Rates within the Service Area of

Colorado Springs Utilities and Regarding Certain Changes to the

Electric Rate Schedules

Presenter:

Travas Deal, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Springs Utilities

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney’s Office - Utilities Division

Attachments: 1 - 2025_DO_Electric-11-12-24

2 - 2025 Rate Case - Electric Resolution

3 - 2025 Rate Case - Final Electric Tariffs

Signed Resolution No. 172-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 9.A.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by President Pro Tem

Crow-Iverson, that the Resolution setting certain Electric Rates within the service

area of Colorado Springs Utilities and regarding certain changes to the Electric

Rate Schedules be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-649

9.D.

A Resolution Setting the Natural Gas Rates within the Service Area of

Colorado Springs Utilities and Regarding Certain Changes to the

Natural Gas Rate Schedules

Presenter:

Travas Deal, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Springs Utilities

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney’s Office - Utilities Division

Attachments: 1 - 2025_DO_Gas-11-12-24

2 - 2025 Rate Case - Natural Gas Resolution

3 - 2025 Rate Case - Final Natual Gas Tariffs

Signed Resolution No. 173-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 9.A.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by Councilmember Talarico, that

the Resolution setting the Natural Gas Rates within the service area of Colorado

Springs Utilities and regarding certain changes to the Natural Gas Rate

Schedules be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-564

9.E.

A Resolution Regarding Certain Changes to Colorado Springs Utilities’

Utilities Rules and Regulations

Presenter:

Travas Deal, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Springs Utilities

Chris Bidlack, City Attorney’s Office - Utilities Division

Attachments: 1 - 2025_DO_URR-11-12-24

2 - 2025 Rate Case - URR Resolution

3 - 2025 Rate Case - Final URR Tariffs

Signed Resolution No. 174-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 9.A.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson, seconded by Councilmember Henjum, that

the Resolution regarding certain changes to Colorado Springs Utilities’ Utilities

Rules and Regulations be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

10. Unfinished Business

There was no Unfinished Business.

11. New Business

24-347

11.A.

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at zero (0.00) mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Briargate Special Improvement

Maintenance District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Briargate SIMD map

Resolution re Mill Levy for Briargate SIMD_11 12 24

Signed Resolution No. 175-24.pdf

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the Resolutions fixing

and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for assessments

payable in 2025 upon each dollar of assessed valuation within the

Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District (SIMD), Colorado

Avenue Gateway SIMD, Nor’wood SIMD, Old Colorado City Security and

Maintenance District, Platte Avenue SIMD, Stetson Hills SIMD, and

Woodstone SIMD.

There were no comments on this item.

Motion by President Helms, seconded by Councilmember Talarico, that the

Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for assessments

payable in 2025 at 0.00 mills upon each dollar of assessed valuation within the

Briargate Special Improvement Maintenance District be adopted. The motion

passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-348

11.B.

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at 1.009 mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Colorado Avenue Gateway Special

Improvement Maintenance District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Colo Ave Gateway SIMD map

Gateway SIMD 2025 signed budget letter rev1 JG

Resolution re Fix Mill Levy for Colo Ave Gateway SIMD_11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 176-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at 1.009 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation within the Colorado Avenue Gateway Special Improvement

Maintenance District be adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-349

11.C.

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at 3.935 mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Nor’wood Special Improvement

Maintenance District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Norwood SIMD map

Norwood SIMD 2025 Budget Letter signed rev1 JG

Resolution re Set Mill Levy for Norwood SIMD_11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 177-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at 3.935 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation within the Nor'wood Special Improvement Maintenance District be

adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

Aye:

1 - O'Malley

Excused:

24-350

11.D.

11.E.

11.F.

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at 13.416 mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Old Colorado City Security & Maintenance

District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Old Colo City SIMD map

OCC SIMD 2025 budget letter signed rev1 JG

Resolution re Set Mill Levy for Old Colorado City SIMD 11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 178-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at 13.416 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation within the Old Colorado City Security & Maintenance District be

adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-351

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at $1.10 per front footage of real

property within the Platte Avenue Special Improvement Maintenance

District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: PLATTEAVESID-Tax-Map

Platte SIMD 2025 Budget Letter signed rev1 JG

Resolution re Set Mill Levy for Platte Ave SIMD_11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 179-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at $1.10 per front footage of real property within the

Platte Avenue Special Improvement Maintenance District be adopted. The

motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-352

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at 3.858 mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Stetson Hills Special Improvement

Maintenance District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Stetson Hills SIMD map

Stetson Hills SIMD 2025 signed rev1 JG

Resolution re Set Mill Levy for Stetson Hills SIMD_11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 180-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at 3.858 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation within the Stetson Hills Special Improvement Maintenance District be

adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-353

11.G.

A Resolution fixing and certifying the 2024 annual assessment mill levy

for assessments payable in 2025 at 3.615 mills upon each dollar of

assessed valuation within the Woodstone Special Improvement

Maintenance District

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: Woodstone SIMD map

Woodstone SIMD 2025 Budget Letter signed rev1 JG

Resolution re Set Mill Levy for Woodstone SIMD_11.12.24

Signed Resolution No. 181-24.pdf

Please see comments in Agenda item 11.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Talarico,

that the Resolution to fix and certify the 2024 annual assessment mill levy for

assessments payable in 2025 at 3.615 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation within the Woodstone Special Improvement Maintenance District be

adopted. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-610

11.H.

An Ordinance Repealing Ordinance No. 23-63 and Adopting the City of

Colorado Springs - 2025 Salary Structure for Civilian and Sworn

Municipal Employees

Presenter:

Myra Romero, Chief Human Resources and Risk Office

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 2025 Salary Schedule

SalarySchedule2025 - Ordinance

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the updated 2025

salary structure for civilian and sworn employees to be effective December

22, 2024.

There were no comments on this item.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Henjum,

that the Ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 23-63 and adopting the City of

Colorado Springs 2025 Salary Structure for Civilian and Sworn Municipal

Employees be approved on first reading. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

24-325

11.I.

An Ordinance Making and Certifying the 2024 Tax Levy for Taxes

Payable in 2025 at 3.554 Mills (comprised of a general operating mill

levy of 4.279 mills and a temporary tax credit of 0.725 mills) Upon Each

Dollar of Assessed Valuation of All Taxable Property and a Tax Credit of

3.554 Mills Upon Each Dollar of Assessed Valuation of All Taxable

Business Personal Property Within the Corporate Limits of the City of

Colorado Springs

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: TaxLevy2025-BPPT_CreditORD SB23B

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the Ordinance

certifying the 2024 tax levy for taxes payable in 2025 at 3.554 mills upon

each dollar of assessed valuation of all taxable property.

There were no comments on this item.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Henjum,

that the Ordinance making and certifying the 2024 tax levy for taxes payable in

2025 at 3.554 mills (comprised of a general operating mill levy of 4.279 mills, and

a temporary tax credit of 0.725 mills) upon each dollar of assessed valuation of

all taxable property and a tax credit of 3.554 mills upon each dollar of assessed

valuation of all taxable business personal property within the corporate limits of

the City of Colorado Springs be approved on first reading. The motion passed by

a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

24-326

11.J.

Annual Appropriation Ordinance Adopting the Annual Budget and

Appropriating Funds for the Several Purposes Named in Said Budget

for the Year Ending December 31, 2025

Presenter:

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer

Attachments: 2025 Budget Ordinance-11.2024

Charae McDaniel, Chief Financial Officer, presented the Ordinance

adopting the Annual Budget and appropriating funds for the several

purposes named in said Budget for the year ending December 31, 2025.

Motion by Councilmember Donelson to amend the annual appropriation

Ordinance adopting the annual budget and appropriating funds for the several

purposes named in said budget for the year ending December 31, 2025 and

transfer $200,000 from the Reserve Fund to be used to fund the Pikes Peak

Library District-Rockrimmon Library. The motion failed for lack of a second.

Councilmember Donelson stated he will not be voting in favor of the

proposed Ordinance because he does not support the Lodgers and

Automobile Rental Tax appropriation going toward funding the Pride Fest

instead of Heritage Events.

President Helms asked if El Paso County would have to agree to the City

funding $200,000 for the Rockrimmon Library. Ben Bolinger, Corporate

Division Chief, Office of the City Attorney, stated if the City were to enter

into an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the PPLD to give them

money, the County would not be a party to that.

Councilmember Henjum stated without knowing the PPLD’s reasons for

closing the Rockrimmon branch, she does not support giving them

$200,000 and if she did, she would want the County to pay half of the

funding.

Councilmember Henjum stated they recognize the City is unable to meet all

the service demands of the citizens due to budget constraints, but it is not

due to a lack of will or effort of City employees or the City’s efficiency and

requested the City and the community continue to look at the critical gaps

in safety, accessibility, and quality of life for all citizens.

Councilmember Donelson stated if the PPLD refused to accept the

$200,000, it would remove the excuse that funding is the reason they

closed the Rockrimmon Library.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Henjum,

that the Ordinance adopting the annual budget and appropriating funds for the

several purposes named in said budget for the year ending December 31, 2025

be approved on first reading. The motion passed by a vote of 7-1-1-0

7 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

Aye:

No:

1 - Donelson

1 - O'Malley

Excused:

24-640

11.K.

First Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement for the Pikes Peak

Regional Development Review Center

Presenter:

Henry Martin, Support Services Division Manager

Benjamin Bolinger, Corporate Division Chief

Attachments: First Amendment to RBC IGA - 110424 w Exhibits

Intergovernmental Agreement for the PPRDRC_04_15_2003

Fully Executed Sub-sub Lease

Ben Bolinger, Corporate Division Chief, Office of the City Attorney,

presented the first amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA)

for the Pikes Peak Regional Development Review Center which clarifies

the ownership and use of the Regional Building Center (RBC) following the

repayment of the original Certificates of Participation in 2023. He provided

a brief overview of the history of the RBC, and original IGA between the

City, El Paso County, and the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department.

Councilmember Risley, member of the Building Commission, stated this

proposal has been in review for quite some time, has been heavily

scrutinized, is well crafted, and the Building Commission unanimously

supports it.

Mr. Bolinger stated the El Paso County Board of Commissioners approved

it as well.

Councilmember Donelson asked how long this IGA is for. Mr. Bolinger

stated there is no end date, it is in effect until it is amended or terminated.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Risley, that the

First Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement for the Pikes Peak Regional

Development Review Center be approved. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

12. Public Hearing

12.A. ANEX-24-00 A Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based

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thereon and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known

as Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning Department

Kevin Walker, Planning Director, Planning Department

Attachments: Exhibit 12A_Planner Affadavit

Exhibit 12C-Surveyor Affidavit

Exhibit B - Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation Agreement

ResFindofFact_ Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition

Signed Resolution No. 182-24.pdf

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning Department, presented the

Resolution and Ordinances for annexation of property consisting of 1.01

acres known as Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition and establishing a R-5

(Multi-Family High) zone district for 0.23 acres located at 4105 Date Street.

She provided an overview of the vicinity map, applications, project

summary, site plan, annexation plat, zone establishment-R-5, timeline of

review, stakeholder involvement, agency review, PlanCOS compliance,

application review criteria, and Planning Commission optional motions.

Councilmember Henjum asked if this request to annex is part of the deal

the City offered regarding stormwater improvements. Ms. Baxter stated it is

separate from that.

Councilmember Donelson asked if property is rezoned to R-5, will they be

obligated to build a single-family home on it. Ms. Baxter stated they are not,

but the property is .23 acres so it would be difficult to build anything other

than single-family due to development standards. Councilmember

Donelson asked why it is being requested to be rezoned to R-5. Ms. Baxter

stated it is because it is similar to the zoning in that area.

Councilmember Donelson asked if the same owner owns the two

unincorporated properties to the east of this parcel. Ms. Baxter stated they

do not.

Councilmember Donelson asked if the properties to the northeast are

developed as single-family. Ms. Baxter stated there are some multi-family

and two-family attached.

Councilmember Donelson asked what the Planning Commission’s vote

was on this. Ms. Baxter stated they voted unanimous approval.

Councilmember Donelson asked what the applicant’s plans are for the

property. David Hostetler, Planned Development Consultancy, representing

the applicant, stated the site plan is for a single-family residential,

two-story.

Councilmember Donelson asked if the property owner is planning to build

the home and then sell it. Mr. Hostetler stated the owner/applicant will live

there.

There was no public comment on this item.

Motion by Councilmember Henjum, seconded by Councilmember Talarico, that

the Resolution adopting findings of fact and conclusions of law based thereon

and determining the eligibility for annexation of property known as

Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation consisting of 1.01 acres be adopted.

The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

12.B. ANEX-24-00 The establishment of a R-5 (Multi-Family High) zone district, in

association with the Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation,

consisting of 0.23 acres located at 4105 Date Street.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Annexation Ordinance - Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation

Exhibit A_ Legal Description_Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition

Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition_Formal Presenation_TPB

7.5.701 ANNEXATION OF LAND

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.A.

Motion by Councilmember Talarico, seconded by Councilmember Leinweber,

that the Ordinance annexing into the City of Colorado Springs the area known as

Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation consisting of 1.01 acres located at

4105 Date Street, based upon the findings that the annexation complies with the

Conditions for Annexation Criteria as set forth in UDC Section 7.5.701 be

approved on first reading. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

12.C. ZONE-24-00 Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition Annexation consisting of 1.01 acres

located at 4105 Date Street.

(Legislative)

Presenter:

Tamara Baxter, Planning Supervisor, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Kevin Walker, Interim Planning Director, Planning and Neighborhood

Services

Attachments: Staff Report - Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition #1

Attachment 1 - Petition

Attachment 2 - Project Statement

Attachment 3 - Land Use Statement

Attachment 4 - Public Comments

Attachment 5 - Public Comment Response

Attachment 6 - Annexation Plat

Attachment 7 - Legal Description

Attachment 8 - Draft Annexation Agreement_6.4.24

Attachment 9a - Zone Change Exhibit A

Attachment 9b - Zone Change Exhibit B

Attachment 10 - Mineral Estate Owner Notificaton Affadavit

Staff Response to Public Comment

7.5.704 ZONING MAP AMENDMENT (REZONING)

Exhibit A-Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition ZC Exhibit

Exhibit B-Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition ZC Exhibit

Zoning Ordinance_Neagle-Dutcher Family Addition

Please see comments in Agenda item 12.A.

Motion by Councilmember Leinweber, seconded by Councilmember Henjum,

that the Ordinance establishing 0.23 acres as a R-5 (Multi-Family High) zone

district, based upon the findings that the zone establishment request complies

with the criteria for granting a zone establishment as set forth in UDC Section

7.5.704(D) be approved on first reading. The motion passed by a vote of 8-0-1-0

8 - Avila, Crow-Iverson, Donelson, Helms, Henjum, Leinweber, Risley, and Talarico

1 - O'Malley

Aye:

Excused:

13. Added Item Agenda

There were no items added to the Agenda.

14. Executive Session

There was no Executive Session.

15. Adjourn

There being no further business to come before City Council, President

Helms adjourned the meeting at 5:33 PM.

Sarah B. Johnson, City Clerk