The City Council meeting agenda included several key items such as the approval of special event permits for fundraiser events, the renewal of a liquor license, and a presentation on a housing needs assessment. New business included the consideration of a professional services contract for a municipal judge, the first reading of the proposed budget for the 2027 fiscal year, and a resolution regarding the Peace Officer Training and Support Fund. The agenda also listed provisions for city attorney and city manager reports, as well as committee reports.
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The agenda focuses on several key items, including a public hearing for a new tavern liquor license for The Junction, and the second reading of an ordinance to designate the building at 209 West Main Street as a historic landmark. New business items involve awarding the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update to SE Group, approving revisions to the city code regarding mobile food vendor licensing, and authorizing the Mayor to sign a notification form for the Park Village on 7th affordable rental development. Additionally, the Council will consider cancelling the late December meeting, appointing members to the community support grant selection committee, and conducting an executive session to discuss real estate negotiations.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Cortez City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council conducted a regular meeting where several administrative matters were addressed. Key discussions included the approval of a new tavern liquor license for Junction Enterprises LLC, doing business as The Junction, following a public hearing. Additionally, the Council considered an ordinance for the historic designation of the property located at 209 West Main Street.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting
The council addressed items on the consent agenda, including an expenditure list, a special event permit, and hotel and restaurant liquor licenses for local establishments. Public participation featured presentations regarding adult education services and resident concerns about city development, business diversity, and infrastructure priorities. Additionally, the council conducted a public hearing for a new fermented malt beverage and wine liquor license application, which included a review of police department findings and testimony from the applicant's legal representative.
