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The City of Pueblo's proposed (Mayor's recommended) operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted to City Council for consideration.
The committee will conduct a review of the redline documents for Minimum Standards, Rates and Fees, and Rules and Regulations. The meeting will conclude with a vote on the adoption of all proposed changes.
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The council conducted a regular meeting involving several proclamations and a public hearing regarding the 2027 annual budget. Key actions included the adoption of a fee schedule for the Southern Colorado Building Department, the approval of a permit for a community Trunk or Treat event, and an appointment to the ADA Advisory Committee. The council also formally opposed a proposed electric rate increase by Black Hills Colorado Electric and reviewed multiple ordinances related to multimodal transportation grants, urban transportation planning, zoning adjustments, and ground lease agreements for the municipal airport. Furthermore, the council addressed resolutions concerning transit vanpool programs, emergency construction contracts, and various administrative and financial matters discussed during the current and previous sessions.
The council conducted a wide-ranging session involving proclamations for community events and organizations, as well as a public hearing concerning the proposed 2027 Annual Budget. Key legislative items included the approval of various fee schedules and revocable permits for community events, alongside resolutions opposing specific electric rate increases. The council addressed multiple ordinances covering transportation infrastructure projects, zoning changes, and easements. Further actions included the ratification of agreements for the School Resource Officer program, the acceptance of health foundation grants, and administrative updates to fire code regulations, airport operations, and contractor licensing. Economic development matters and property lease negotiations were reviewed during an executive session.
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