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Sep 23, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
The City of Thornton is seeking proposals for sludge removal and disposal at the Wes Brown Water Treatment Plant Ponds. The solicitation is identified as Project No. 288-26 and was published on September 19, 2026. Bids are due October 20, 2026, at 5:00 PM MDT.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
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The meeting focused on the housing choice project, specifically discussing strategies for attainable housing through small-lot configurations and flexible design standards. Key topics included reviewing existing development code allowances, analyzing case studies of small-lot housing developments in and around the city, and proposing potential ordinance amendments such as reducing minimum lot sizes and parking requirements. The council also explored the future possibility of pre-approved architectural plans to expedite the development process for housing, including accessory dwelling units.
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The City of Thornton is seeking proposals for sludge removal and disposal at the Wes Brown Water Treatment Plant Ponds. The solicitation is identified as Project No. 288-26 and was published on September 19, 2026. Bids are due October 20, 2026, at 5:00 PM MDT.
The City Council conducted its 1,636th regular meeting, during which it formally recognized Stacy Flint with a resolution commending her service on the Thornton Arts, Sciences, and Humanities Council Board of Directors. The audience participation segment featured public testimony concerning traffic safety measures such as speed bump effectiveness, criticisms regarding the city's land acknowledgement statement, and reported violations of Colorado state law regarding mobile home lots and resident treatment.
The City Council approved a resolution updating council policy 4.2 and amended city code chapter 6 regarding animal control and enforcement procedures. The fourth amendment to the 2026 budget was approved, authorizing funding for the community development block grant action plan. An ordinance proposing charter amendments regarding resignation upon candidacy was approved, alongside an intergovernmental agreement for the upcoming special municipal election. Additionally, the Council commended a former board member for her service and, acting as the Thornton Development Authority, authorized a property conveyance for the construction of a multimodal path.
The Council reviewed the agenda, which included resolutions, policy directions, budget amendments, and ballot initiatives. Key items discussed included a property transfer for a multi-modal path construction, scheduling for external stakeholder meetings, and a board appointment. The Council addressed ordinance amendments to align local code with state law regarding penalty limits for municipal code violations. Furthermore, the session focused on planning the City Attorney recruitment process, including evaluating options for an interim acting City Attorney and selecting an executive search firm for the permanent position.
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