Pueblo, CO

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for information and discussion; no official action will be taken. Presentations include audit results from Rubin Brown and EPA updates on the Colorado Smelter Superfund site.

• Rubin Brown presentation on government financing and audit results
• EPA presentation on lead cleanup levels at Colorado Smelter Superfund site
• Public Works presentation regarding Lime Road
• Executive session regarding a potential economic development project in the St. Charles Industrial Park

City Council Work Session

City Council Regular Meeting

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Authority is meeting to consider changes to corporate structures, trade names, and management for specific liquor licenses. The agenda includes updates for businesses on N Elizabeth Street and W US Hwy 50.

• Corporate structure change for Old Chicago Taproom II LLC at 3204 N Elizabeth Street
• Trade name change for E Sports Racing at Rosario's to The Hidden Handle Secret Kitchen at 1110 W US Hwy 50
• Manager change for The Hidden Handle Secret Kitchen from Ryan Hill to Craig Law
• Corporate structure change for E Sports Racing at Rosario's to owners Craig Law and Ben Gradishar

City Council Work Session

Civil Service Commission

Civil Service Commission

City Council Regular Meeting

City Council Work Session

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

City Council Work Session

City Council Work Session

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

City Council Work Session

City Council Regular Meeting

City Council Work Session

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

City Council Regular Meeting

City Council Work Session

City Council Work Session

City Council Work Session

City Council Work Session

General

The committee will review proposed redline changes to airport standards, rates, fees, rules, and regulations. The meeting concludes with a vote to adopt these proposed changes.

• Review of Minimum Standards redline
• Review of Rates & Fees redline
• Review of Rules & Regulations redline
• Vote to adopt all proposed changes

City Council Work Session

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will receive public testimony regarding the 2027 Proposed Annual Budget. The body is also considering several ordinances related to transportation funding, airport management, and zoning changes.

• Public hearing for the Proposed 2027 Annual Budget
• Construction contract of $1,658,277.00 to C&D Electric, Inc. for State Highway 45A improvements
• Construction contract of $639,929.75 to Doug Vaughn, LLC for Wildhorse Trail
• Rezoning of 27.93 acres to Government Use (S-1) and Highway And Arterial Business (B-3)
• Grant of $500,000 from The Colorado Health Foundation for Project No. CI2622

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The meeting agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The scheduled hearing for October 23, 2026, has been canceled.

General

The committee will review proposed redline changes to airport minimum standards, rates and fees, and rules and regulations. The body is scheduled to vote on adopting all proposed changes.

• Review of Minimum Standards redline
• Review of Rates & Fees redline
• Review of Rules & Regulations redline
• Vote to adopt all proposed changes

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for information and discussion. No official action will be taken during this session. The meeting includes presentations on the budget, purchasing policies, and an economic development RFP.

• Review of proposed purchasing policy updates
• Economic development RFP review
• Budget presentation by Mayor Heather Graham
• Executive session regarding PURA, 430 Skyway, and 449 Skyway lease agreements
• Executive session regarding Black Hills Colorado Electric, LLC rate case and PUC cases

Civil Service Commission

The Commission will review recruitment status reports and certify eligible lists for Police Patrol Officer, Emergency Services Dispatcher, and Assistant Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent. The body will also hear appeals regarding application rejections and removals from eligible lists.

• Certification of eligible lists for Police Patrol Officer, Emergency Services Dispatcher, and Assistant Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent
• Appeal from Cooper Autry regarding Police Patrol Officer application rejection
• Appeal from Nathan Parsons regarding Planner application rejection
• Appeal from Brandon Smith regarding removal from the Police Patrol Officer eligible list
• Ratification of removals from eligible lists for various positions including Police Captain and Probation Officer

General

The Airport Policy Advisory Committee will review proposed changes to minimum standards, rates and fees, and rules and regulations. The committee is scheduled to vote on adopting all proposed changes.

• Fire Dept / Hangar Maintenance discussion
• Review of Minimum Standards redline
• Review of Rates & Fees redline
• Review of Rules & Regulations redline
• Vote to adopt all proposed changes

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several fund transfers, including $600,000 for the demolition of unsafe structures. The body is deciding on two rezoning requests and the annexation of 168.2 acres for the Pueblo Memorial Airport.

• Rezoning of 2.95 acres at 330 Lake Ave from Residential (R-3) to Commercial Charter Neighborhood (CCN)
• Annexation of 168.2 acres of land for the Pueblo Memorial Airport
• $50,000 marketing contract for the Pueblo Transit vanpool pilot program
• Emergency sewer repair contracts with Parker Excavating, Inc. for 132 Marian Dr ($38,810.36) and 31201 Bryan Cir ($5,389.87)
• Proposed addition of one Full-Time Automated Enforcement Coordinator position to the Police Department

The City Council approved the annexation of 168.2 acres for the Pueblo Memorial Airport and authorized a $700,000 transfer from the General Fund for aviation asset defense. Council members also approved several zoning changes, grant acceptances, and community sponsorships. A resolution to transfer $300,000 for aviation asset defense failed on a 1-5 vote.

• Annexed 168.2 acres for airport expansion (6-0)
• Approved $700,000 transfer for aviation asset defense (6-0)
• Failed to pass $300,000 aviation asset defense transfer (1-5)
• Approved $500,000 transfer to E911 project (6-0)
• Approved rezoning at 330 Lake Ave (4-2)
• Approved $600,000 transfer for demolition of unsafe structures (5-1)
• Approved $241,620 transit grant (6-0)
• Approved $110,000 in transit-related grants (6-0)

City Council Work Session

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Pueblo Liquor & Marijuana Authority meets Friday, October 9, 2026, at 1:30 PM at the Pueblo Municipal Justice Center, 200 South Main St. The board will consider approving its September 25, 2026 minutes and a consent agenda, then take up four regular-agenda items: two license changes, one special event application, and one order to show cause. No dollar amounts or ordinance details appear in the agenda text.

• Transfer of ownership for a fermented malt beverage on-site license: Pueblo Sports Management & Entertainment Group INC, 100 Grand Ave, owner Dave Neslon
• Change of corporate structure for a hotel and restaurant license: Old Chicago Taproom II LLC, dba Old Chicago and Taproom, 3204 N Elizabeth Street, new owner John Smyth
• Special event application for beer, wine and spirituous liquor: Pueblo City-County Library District, 100 E. Abriendo, November 13, 2026, 6:30-11:00 p.m., event manager David Nick Potter
• Order to show cause and notice hearing: The Capitol Downtown Bar LLC, dba The Capitol Bar, 241 S. Santa Fe
• Consent agenda to be enacted by one motion unless an item is pulled for separate discussion

General

The Airport Policy Advisory Committee meets on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 2 pm in a hybrid format at City Hall (2nd Floor) and via Zoom. The agenda lists reviews of redlines to minimum standards, rates and fees, and rules and regulations, plus a New Business item. No specific proposals, dollar amounts, or decisions are detailed in the agenda text.

• Review of Minimum Standards redline
• Review of Rates & Fees redline
• Review of Rules & Regulations redline
• New Business (no details provided)
• Hybrid meeting: City Hall 2nd Floor and Zoom (ID 165 215 9921)

City Council Work Session

Pueblo City Council meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:30 PM as an Executive Committee, an informal special meeting where information is received and discussed but no official action is taken. Members will consider a motion to reconsider a resolution creating Project CI2621 – Aviation Asset Defense and transferring $300,000 from Project CIAN18 – Grant Matches Airport. Presentations cover a library ballot initiative, the police department's ALPR policy, city updates, and council board and commission updates. The meeting ends with two executive sessions on a potential economic development agreement (Project Tortuga) and legal advice on City of Pueblo v. Airport Properties, Inc., Pueblo District Court Case No. 26CV30259 and related subleases.

• Motion to reconsider a resolution establishing Project CI2621 – Aviation Asset Defense and transferring $300,000 from Project CIAN18 – Grant Matches Airport
• Library ballot initiative presentation by Sherri Baca and Nick Potter
• Police Chief Chris Noeller presents on ALPR and department policy
• Executive session on a potential economic development agreement – Project Tortuga
• Executive session for legal advice on City of Pueblo v. Airport Properties, Inc., Case No. 26CV30259 and related subleases

City Council Regular Meeting

Pueblo City Council meets Monday, September 28, 2026, to vote on a large batch of ordinances and resolutions. Final votes are scheduled on a 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses, an airline operating agreement with Key Lime Air (Denver Air Connection), and a package of automated speed-camera and traffic-camera ordinances. The council also takes up Jackson Ranch annexation-area rezoning of roughly 590 acres and several construction and engineering contracts. An executive session is listed to discuss a potential economic development project in the St. Charles Industrial Park.

• Final vote on a 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store facility licenses (Ordinance S1)
• Jackson Ranch Annexation Area rezoning across four ordinances totaling about 590 acres to A-1, A-4, R-2 and R-3 (R1-R4)
• Rezoning 2.95 acres at 330 Lake Ave from R-3 to Commercial Charter Neighborhood (N1) and 3.601 acres from I-2/A-4 to Central Business B-4 (N5)
• Construction contract of $134,265.00 to Miller Pipeline LLC for the 2026 North Manhole Rehabilitation Project, plus $26,853.00 contingencies (M2)
• Contract of $834,990.00 to Clayton Homes of Pueblo for non-congregate shelters, plus $83,499.00 contingencies (Q1)

City Council approved a 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses and authorized the use of automated vehicle identification systems for speed enforcement. The council also awarded a $834,990 contract for non-congregate shelters and approved several zoning changes for the Jackson Ranch annexation area.

• Approved 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses (5-2)
• Approved automated vehicle identification system for speed enforcement (5-2)
• Approved automated speeding enforcement agreement with Obvio Inc. (4-3)
• Approved $834,990 contract to Clayton Homes of Pueblo for non-congregate shelters (7-0)
• Approved rooftop public safety camera license agreement (5-2)
• Approved airline operating agreement and terminal lease with Key Lime Air Corporation (7-0)
• Approved zoning for Jackson Ranch annexation area across four ordinances (7-0)
• Approved $148,337.95 contract to Core Development Corp for Elmwood Golf Course cart path (7-0)

City Council Work Session

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Pueblo Liquor & Marijuana Authority is meeting to approve minutes, consider a consent agenda item for a corporate trade name change, and review two special event applications for beer, wine, and spirits sales. The board will decide on these items during the regular session.

• Corporate trade name change for Maverik #5454, 3620 N. Pueblo Blvd, from Kim & Go LLC to Maverik Group LLC
• Special event permit for Leonardo da Vinci Museum of North America, 310 Central Main Street, Oct 16, 2026, 6-9 p.m.
• Special event permit for Pueblo Community Foundation, 900 W. Orman Ave, Sept 26, 2026, 3-9 p.m.

City Council Work Session

This is an informal City Council work session where no official action is taken. Members will receive presentations on the Housing Authority's 2025 annual report, a PueRTA steering committee appointment, the Pueblo Zoo's annual update, a purchasing policy amendment, and an economic development partner RFP. The meeting also includes executive sessions to discuss negotiations for a potential economic development agreement (Project Tortuga) and legal strategy in two lawsuits.

• Housing Authority 2025 annual report presentation by Executive Director Steven Trujillo
• Discussion of PueRTA Steering Committee appointment by Karim Ayoub
• Pueblo Zoo annual update by Executive Director Abigail Krause
• Purchasing policy amendment presentation by Teresa Burns
• Executive session on potential economic development agreement – Project Tortuga

Civil Service Commission

The Pueblo Civil Service Commission will meet to approve minutes, handle consent agenda items including recruitment status reports and appeal letters, and take action on several eligible lists for positions like Police Captain, Police Patrol Officer, and Pretreatment Compliance Technician. The regular agenda includes an appeal from Luke Centanni regarding rejection from the Police Patrol Officer exam and a request from Fire Chief Barb Huber to update Emergency Medical Officer standards to require CPAT. The meeting is largely routine personnel administration.

• Certify eligible lists for Police Captain, Police Patrol Officer (Entry, LEA, POST), Pretreatment Compliance Technician, Senior Office Assistant, WWTP Lab Supervisor
• Hear appeal by Luke Centanni for rejection from Police Patrol Officer exam
• Fire Chief Barb Huber requests CPAT requirement for Emergency Medical Officer standards
• Ratify appeal rejection letters for multiple applicants including Kalie Watson, Lazarus Gomez, Christopher Gutierrez
• Ratify removals from eligible lists for various positions including Police Patrol Officer and Fire Captain

City Council Work Session

City Council Regular Meeting

The Pueblo City Council will hold public hearings and consider a range of ordinances and resolutions, including a proposed 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses, multiple zoning changes for the Jackson Ranch area, and several contracts and grants. The agenda also includes routine items such as minutes approval, proclamations, and appointments.

• 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses (N1)
• Rezoning of Jackson Ranch Annexation Area: 250.1 acres to A-1, 65.70 acres to A-4, 225.66 acres to R-2, 50.03 acres to R-3 (N3-N6)
• Construction contract to Industrial Constructors/Managers, Inc. for $43,569 for scum flushing loop at water reclamation facility (M2)
• Construction contract to N Line Electric for $928,420 for switchgear replacement at water reclamation facility (Q10)
• Economic Development Agreement with Pueblo STEAM Works for $885,000 for Leonardo Da Vinci Museum (R2)

Pueblo City Council voted 2-5 to reject an ordinance approving an economic development agreement with Pueblo Steam Works (Southern Colorado Science Center / Leonardo da Vinci Museum of North America) and appropriating $885,000 from the 1992-2031 Sales and Use Tax Capital Improvement Projects Fund. Council also failed 1-6 to confirm the mayor's appointment of Reese Hays to the Airport Policy Advisory Committee, and failed 1-6 to amend a $5,000 HardKnox Gang Prevention donation down to $2,500 before approving the original $5,000 amount 7-0. Council approved a demolition-cost ordinance for 125 E. 7th Street with interest amended from 7% to 10%, and approved a 24-month moratorium on new retail marijuana store licenses on first presentation, setting public hearings for September 28, 2026.

• Rejected $885,000 economic development agreement with Pueblo Steam Works / Leonardo da Vinci Museum (2-5)
• Failed to confirm Reese Hays appointment to Airport Policy Advisory Committee (1-6)
• Failed to reduce HardKnox Gang Prevention donation from $5,000 to $2,500 (1-6); then approved $5,000 (7-0)
• Approved demolition-cost ordinance for 125 E. 7th Street, amending interest from 7% to 10% (7-0); assigned Ordinance 11256
• Approved consent agenda of resolutions and ordinances, setting public hearings for Sept 28, 2026 (6-1, Latino nay)
• Approved $1,500 (amended from $2,500) for Assistance League of Pueblo holiday fashion preview (6-1, Aliff nay)
• Approved $3,000 (amended from $2,000) for Becky Baker Foundation Giving Hearts event (7-0)
• Approved $928,420 contract to N Line Electric for switchgear replacement at James R. DiIorio Water Reclamation Facility, with $92,842 contingencies (7-0)

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Pueblo Liquor and Marijuana Authority is meeting to approve minutes and consider two liquor-related requests: a special event beer, wine, and spirits license for the Pueblo Community College Foundation and a temporary premises modification for a tavern. The agenda is otherwise routine, with no other substantive items.

• Special event liquor application: Pueblo Community College Foundation, 900 W. Orman Ave, Sept 26, 2026, 3-9 p.m., manager Julie Rodriguez
• Temporary modification of premises: The Senate, 219 S. Grand Ave, Sept 17-21, 2026

The Pueblo Liquor & Marijuana Authority approved a temporary modification of premises for The Senate, a tavern at 219 S. Grand Ave, covering September 17 through September 21, 2026. A special event liquor application for the Pueblo Community College Foundation at 900 W. Orman Ave was withdrawn. The authority also approved its August 28, 2026 minutes and the agenda as amended, with item G1 withdrawn.

• Approved temporary modification of premises for The Senate, 219 S. Grand Ave, Sept 17-21, 2026
• Withdrew special event liquor application for Pueblo Community College Foundation, 900 W. Orman Ave (Sept 26, 2026)
• Approved agenda as amended, withdrawing item G1
• Approved minutes of the August 28, 2026 meeting

City Council Work Session

This is an informal City Council work session where members receive information and discuss topics; no official action is taken. Presentations include a funding request for the Da Vinci Museum, the RISE blight removal initiative, a police grant, and city updates. The meeting also includes an executive session to discuss strategies for acquiring blighted properties and contract negotiations.

• Da Vinci Museum funding request presentation by Mayor Heather Graham, Director Joseph Arrigo, and Attorney Wm. David Lytle
• RISE (Revitalize, Infill, Stabilize, Enhance) blight removal initiative presented by Melissa Cook and Sarah Habib
• Battle Grant presentation by Chief of Police Chris Noeller
• Executive session to discuss acquisition of blighted properties under Housing Section 108 project and Toys for Tots lease agreement
• Executive session to discuss Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region contract and Pueblo Zoological Society contract

City Council Work Session

The Executive Committee will hold an informal work session to receive information and discuss various city matters. No official actions will be taken during this meeting. The session includes budget presentations from IT, Law, Finance, and Parks & Recreation departments.

• Budget presentation: Information Technology
• Budget presentation: Law
• Budget presentation: Finance
• Budget presentation: Parks & Recreation
• Pueblo Mountain Park next steps discussion

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Pueblo Liquor and Marijuana Authority is meeting to consider routine items, including approving minutes from the August 14 meeting and two consent agenda items that change the trade names on liquor licenses for two convenience stores. No other substantive matters are listed.

• Change of trade name for Loaf n Jug #750084 to Cumberland Farms at 1104 Pueblo Blvd Way
• Change of trade name for Loaf n Jug #750078 to Cumberland Farms at 2120 Oakshire Lane

The Pueblo Liquor and Marijuana Authority approved the consent agenda, which included changing the trade names on two fermented malt beverage and wine retailer licenses from Loaf n Jug to Cumberland Farms. The board also approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the August 14, 2026 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved agenda as distributed
• Approved minutes from August 14, 2026 meeting
• Approved consent agenda including trade name change for Mini Mart Inc DBA Loaf n Jug #750084 to Cumberland Farms #750084 at 1104 Pueblo Blvd Way
• Approved consent agenda including trade name change for Mini Mart Inc DBA Loaf n Jug #750078 to Cumberland Farms #750078 at 2120 Oakshire Lane

City Council Regular Meeting

The Pueblo City Council is holding its regular meeting on August 24, 2026, with a mix of routine items and significant actions. The most consequential items are final votes on four ordinances that would place separate 0.25% sales and use tax increases on the November 3, 2026 ballot for parks/recreation, roads, non-profits, and fire/public safety. The council will also consider an annexation petition for the 89.93-acre Pueblo Masterplan Communities, approve an emergency storm sewer repair contract, and handle various appointments, permits, and grants.

• Final vote on four 0.25% sales tax ballot questions (parks, roads, non-profits, fire) for Nov 3 election
• Resolution ratifying $295,504.20 emergency storm sewer repair contract to Russ Grading & Excavating LLC for 10th and Conley Streets
• Resolution preliminarily approving annexation of 89.93-acre Pueblo Masterplan Communities, Annexation No. 1
• Ordinance approving $885,000 for Leonardo Da Vinci Museum economic development agreement
• Resolution establishing fees for impoundment of abandoned shopping carts

The Council approved resolutions for airport policy and several local event sponsorships. Several ordinances regarding new sales tax rates failed to pass, while others were postponed or continued.

• Approved establishing Airport Policy Advisory Committee (6-1)
• Approved $2,500 sponsorship for Pueblo Chile Balloon Fest (7-0)
• Approved $2,500 sponsorship for Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center dinner (7-0)
• Approved $2,000 sponsorship for Parkview Foundation Starlight Gala (6-1)
• Approved fees for impounding and storing abandoned shopping carts (5-2)
• Approved transfer of wastewater infrastructure funds totaling over $628,000 (7-0)
• Approved donation of surplus personal property to the City of Chihuahua (7-0)
• Passed ordinance for a 0.25% sales tax for Fire and Technology (5-2)

Civil Service Commission

The Pueblo Civil Service Commission will consider appeals from applicants and eligible-list removals, and vote to certify eligibility lists for Civil Engineer-Wastewater, Emergency Services Dispatcher, and Police Patrol Officer positions. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as recruitment status reports and ratification of appeal decision letters.

• Certify eligible lists for Civil Engineer-Wastewater, Emergency Services Dispatcher, Police Patrol Officer Entry 2607 and POST 2607
• Hear 8 appeals regarding exam rejections or eligible-list removals (e.g., Cole Brinkley, Lazarus Gomez, Christopher Gutierrez, Jordan Klopp, Curtis Montee, Troy Proud, Kalie Watson, Kyren Zerger)
• Ratify appeal decision letters for Office Assistant (Martina Gilmore) and Police Patrol Officer (Christopher Ashcraft, Justin Rohrer)
• Ratify removals from eligible lists for multiple positions including Police Patrol Officer (20 names) and Court Technician (5 names)
• Ratify T&E exam for Civil Engineer/Wastewater and re-employment list placements for Adam Arellano and Isabella Goin

Pueblo Commission on Energy

The Pueblo Commission on Energy is holding a regular meeting with a standard agenda that includes call to order, roll call, approval of the agenda, old and new business, public comment, next steps, and adjournment. No specific items, proposals, or decisions are listed in the agenda text, so the meeting appears to be procedural in nature.

• Meeting location: Public Works Department Conference Room, 211 E. D Street, Pueblo, CO
• Zoom option available with meeting ID 863 9823 6179

City Council Work Session

This is an informal City Council work session with no official votes. The council will receive presentations on city updates, a pet relief shelter, a traffic safety initiative involving speed cameras, and budget presentations for police, fire, and public works. The meeting will end with a closed executive session to discuss negotiations and legal advice regarding an economic development agreement with the Leonardo da Vinci Museum.

• Traffic safety initiative: speed cameras presentation by Sergeant Michael Sincerbox and Mike Venable of Obvio
• Budget presentation: Police, by Chief Chris Noeller
• Budget presentation: Fire, by Chief Barb Huber
• Budget presentation: Public Works, by Director Andrew Hayes
• Executive session: economic development agreement with the Leonardo da Vinci Museum

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Pueblo Liquor & Marijuana Authority will hold a public hearing on a new fermented malt beverage and wine retailer license for QuikTrip #4298 at 3120 Lake Ave. The board will also consider several special event applications, corporate structure changes, and a liquor license transfer. Most items are routine administrative actions.

• Hearing: New liquor license for QuikTrip #4298, 3120 Lake Ave.
• Special event beer permit for Grassroots Gravel Bicycle Race & Festival, Oct 9-10, 2026.
• Corporate structure change for Cactus Flower Restaurant, 4610 N. Elizabeth St.
• Corporate structure change for 7th Street Station, 112 W. 7th St.
• Transfer of ownership for Flame Liquor, 2225 Lake Ave.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider placing four separate 0.25% sales tax increases on the November 2026 ballot for parks, roads, nonprofits, and fire/public safety, plus a citizen-initiated 0.167% tax for the Pueblo Zoo. The council also will vote on an emergency sewer repair contract ($210,648), a $717,000 street improvement contract for Court Street, and several event permits and sponsorships.

• Emergency sanitary sewer point repair contract with Parker Excavating for $210,648 at 109 Vernon Pl
• Asphalt improvements on Court Street (City Center Dr to W 24th St) awarded to Caraveo Construction for $717,000
• Economic Development Agreement with Pueblo STEAM Works for Leonardo Da Vinci Museum, appropriating $885,000
• Four 0.25% sales tax ballot questions for parks, roads, nonprofits, and fire/public safety
• Citizen-initiated 0.167% sales tax ballot question for Pueblo Zoo operations and capital improvements

The council approved a $717,000 construction contract with Caraveo Construction for asphalt improvements on Court Street, along with $90,000 in contingencies, by a 6-1 vote. It also ratified an emergency sewer repair contract with Parker Excavating for $210,648.29, approved several event permits and sponsorships, and passed multiple ordinances on final reading, including grant acceptances and ballot measures for the November election. A resolution to raise the Community Services Advisory Commission's maximum grant amount to $75,000 failed 3-4, and a shopping cart fee schedule was postponed to August 24.

• Approved $717,000 asphalt contract to Caraveo Construction for Court Street (6-1)
• Ratified $210,648.29 emergency sewer repair contract with Parker Excavating (7-0)
• Approved $70,000 contingencies for Pub Taxilane Rehab and New Hangar (7-0)
• Postponed shopping cart impoundment fee schedule to Aug 24 (4-3)
• Failed to raise CSAC max grant to $75,000 (3-4)
• Approved $1,700 sponsorship for Wreaths Across America (7-0)
• Approved $1,000 sponsorship for Adelante Writers Conference (7-0)
• Passed ordinance for 0.25% sales tax ballot question for roads (7-0)