The Brighton City Council met on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 (Election Day) at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers. The meeting included ceremonial recognitions, a public hearing on a historic landmark designation, routine approvals, and reports from council members and city staff. Mayor Gregory Mills presided, with Mayor Pro Tem Peter Padilla absent. All votes were 7-0 or 6-1 except where noted.
All right, thank you. Um, next, Madam City Clerk, please call roll. Mayor Mills. Here. Mayor Pro Tempadilla. He is out on a personal matter. Councilmember Fiddler. Here. Councilmember Green. Happy and here. Councilmember Pulowski. Here. Councilmember Snyder. Here. Councilmember Tadeo. Present. Councilmember Wirth. Here. Thank you. And then next, Madam City Clerk, please read the consent agenda into the record. Item two A, approval of the October 7th, 2025 City Council minutes. Item two B, final reading of an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Brighton, Colorado to update the sales tax and licensing section of the municipal code, add a section regarding licensing of massage facilities and simplified licensing for kennel facilities. Item two C final reading of an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Brighton, Colorado, amending certain sections of the Brighton Municipal Code related to the Historic Preservation Commission. Thank you. What is a pleasure council? Councilmember Pulowski. Thank you, Mayor. I'd like to uh move for approval of the consent agenda as presented. All right, and then Councilmember Wirth. Thank you, Mayor. I'll second that. We have a proper first and second to approve the consent agenda as presented. Roll call vote. Motion passes seven to zero with one absent. Next is the approval of the regular agenda. Who'd like to make a motion on that? Councilmember Snyder. I moved to approve the regular agenda. Councilmember Tadeo. And what absent. Moving on to ceremonies. Item four A recognition of the Civic Academy graduates. Thank you, Mayor. Uh we just had a wonderful dinner with our Civic Academy graduates, and they've all pledged to run for open city council seats in their wards when they become available. So can't wait to see that. I'll turn it over to our communications director for this item. Good evening, Mayor, members of City Council, and distinguished guest. I'm Kristen Chernowsky, Communications and Engagement Director. It's my honor this evening to recognize the graduates of the second class of the Brighton Civic Academy. Over the past seven weeks, these dedicated residents have taken time out of their busy schedules to gain a deeper understanding of how our city operates.