City Council
Longmont City Council, September 22, 2026
City Council Regular Session - 22 September 2026, September 22, 2026
AI-generated from the public meeting video Published November 7, 2026 3:23 listen
Recap
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Minutes adoption
A motion was made to adopt the minutes as corrected. Video at 0:22:45 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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I move we adopt the minutes as corrected.
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Minutes adoption
A council member seconded a motion to adopt the minutes as amended. Video at 0:23:34 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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Prom McCoy, seconded by um Council Member Marcen to adopt the minutes as amended.
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Timeline
An unidentified speaker said this would be after the election, probably sometime Q1 of next year. Video at 0:26:26 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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and it's and it's and my understanding is this would be after the election, probably sometime Q1 of next year.
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City clerk timeline
An unidentified speaker asked for time until after the election, saying it was a heavy lift for the office. Video at 0:28:25 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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to pick that back up, but if you can give us time till after the election, which is a heavy lift for our office,
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Public comment - cell service
An unidentified speaker said a change in towers affecting all carriers had occurred in July. Video at 0:43:11 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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there was a change in the towers and it's affecting all the carriers that had occurred in July.
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Public comment - affordable senior housing
An unidentified speaker brought attention to the impending loss of a very valuable affordable senior living location. Video at 0:49:34 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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your attention to the impending loss of a very valuable affordable senior living location.
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Public comment - mobile home park sale
An unidentified speaker said the intent for sale had been given and it was costing another $6 million. Video at 0:51:39 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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it's um the intent for sale is uh now been given um costing another $6 million.
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Public comment - October 6th meeting
An unidentified speaker said there was still a meeting on October 6th. Video at 0:56:27 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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I understand there's still a meeting October 6th where
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Consent agenda date
The second reading and public hearing for all ordinances introduced on the consent agenda were scheduled for October 6, 2026. Video at 1:05:48 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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The second reading and public hearing for for all ordinances introduced on this consent agenda will be held on October 6, 2026.
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Transit service
A speaker said no additional service was necessarily planned for that area as of now. Video at 1:43:29 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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stop will be maintained. There is no additional service necessarily planned for that area as of now.
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Silo location statement
An unidentified speaker said they were not sure the silos were on the property and that they might be just off the property or on a property line. Video at 2:10:12 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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Um so I'm not sure those silos are even on the property. They may be just off the property or on a property line.
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Ordinance 2026-63 amendment
A motion was made to change the term "on bill charge" to "on bill improvement repayment" consistently throughout the ordinance. Video at 2:28:16 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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I would like to motion to amend the term quote on billill charge um to on bill improvement repayment consistently throughout the ordinance.
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Eligible improvement definition amendment
A motion was made to amend the definition of eligible improvement to add 'and requested by the customer' to the end. Video at 2:30:24 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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motion to amend the definition of quote eligible improvement uh to add quote and requested by the customer to the end of
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On-bill financing program status
A speaker said the city was not proposing a program at that time. Video at 2:36:07 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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Well, and um the city doesn't isn't proposing a program at this time.
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Ordinance 2026-63 motion
A motion was made to approve Ordinance 2026-63 as amended. Video at 2:44:46 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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Okay. So, the uh motion has been made to approve ordinance 2026-63 as amended.
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Meeting extension motion
A motion was made to extend the meeting beyond 11:00. Video at 2:55:00 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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um staff, etc., um, I move to extend the meeting beyond 11:00.
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2027 budget and rates
A speaker said there would be adjustments to rates, not additional proposals for 2027, and that within 2027 they would talk about what 2028 would look like. Video at 2:58:43 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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adjustments to rates not for 2027 uh additional proposals but uh uh within 2027 we'll be talking about what 2028 will look like.
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Utility billing
A new bill print vendor would change the service that provided printed and mailed bills in early 2027. Video at 3:01:12 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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are also bringing in a new bill print vendor. Uh so our the the service that provides our printed and mailed bills will change in early 2027.
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Utility fund
The fund was to be renamed the utility customer service fund. Video at 3:02:49 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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we will be changing the name of the fund to the utility customer service fund
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Waste services
The waste services department was made up of around 28 employees. Video at 3:08:02 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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uh just as an overview uh our our waste services department uh is made up of around 28 employees
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Water master plan
The water master plan was anticipated to be completed in December. Video at 3:18:24 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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that water master plan is anticipated to be completed in December
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Sanitary sewer master plan
A sanitary sewer master plan was underway that year and was expected to be done in December or early January. Video at 3:22:07 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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we're doing a sanitary sewer master plan this year which should be done in December early January
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FEMA grant timeline
The grant was released last week, and design was to continue through 2027. Video at 3:32:59 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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They just released it last week and released the grant. So we are back in design mode. We will be designing through 2027.
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Roadway mileage
The city had added 9 miles of roadway. Video at 3:36:31 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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We've added 9 miles of roadway.
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Colorado connector rail service
The Colorado connector rail service was expected to come to Longmont two years after that. Video at 3:44:33 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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two years later, past that, we are all expecting that Coco, the Colorado connector rail service, will also be coming to Longmont.
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Pavement resurfacing
Resurfacing work was about five miles of roadway per year, while the sustainable level was 10 miles. Video at 3:48:39 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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that that resurfacing work on on about five miles of roadway per year, but really the sustainable level would be 10 miles.
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Adjournment
The council adjourned. Video at 3:57:17 (opens the meeting video in a new tab)
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So, okay, we are adjourned.
Episode transcript: what the hosts say
This is the audio script with speaker names. It is not the meeting record. Timed transcript (WebVTT).
- Maya: Welcome to CivicCast Brief. I am Maya. This is the Longmont City Council meeting of September twenty-second, twenty twenty-six.
- Theo: This episode is AI-generated from the public meeting video; check the official record.
- Maya: What did the first motion on the minutes do?
- Theo: A motion was made to adopt the minutes as corrected.
- Theo: What detail from that exchange should people keep in mind as they listen back?
- Maya: A council member seconded a motion to adopt the minutes as amended.
- Theo: What did one speaker say about the date?
- Maya: One speaker said this would be after the election, probably sometime in the first quarter of next year.
- Theo: And what did another speaker ask for?
- Maya: Another speaker asked for time until after the election, saying it was a heavy lift for the office.
- Theo: What else came up?
- Maya: Another speaker brought attention to the impending loss of a very valuable affordable senior living location.
- Theo: Was there anything about a meeting?
- Maya: Another speaker said there was still a meeting on October sixth.
- Theo: What was scheduled for that date?
- Maya: The second reading and public hearing for all ordinances introduced on the consent agenda were scheduled for October sixth, twenty twenty-six.
- Theo: What did a speaker say about service?
- Maya: A speaker said no additional service was necessarily planned for that area as of now.
- Theo: What was the first motion on the ordinance?
- Maya: A motion was made to change the term on bill charge to on bill improvement repayment throughout the ordinance.
- Theo: And the next amendment?
- Maya: A motion was made to amend the definition of eligible improvement to add and requested by the customer to the end.
- Theo: What did a speaker say about the program?
- Maya: A speaker said the city was not proposing a program at that time.
- Theo: What was the motion on the ordinance as amended?
- Maya: A motion was made to approve Ordinance twenty twenty-six dash sixty-three as amended.
- Theo: What was the motion on time?
- Maya: A motion was made to extend the meeting beyond eleven o'clock.
- Theo: What did a speaker say about rates?
- Maya: A speaker said there would be adjustments to rates, not additional proposals for twenty twenty-seven, and that within twenty twenty-seven they would talk about what twenty twenty-eight would look like.
- Theo: What about billing?
- Maya: A new bill print vendor would change the service that provided printed and mailed bills in early twenty twenty-seven.
- Theo: And the fund?
- Maya: The fund was to be renamed the utility customer service fund.
- Theo: What about waste services?
- Maya: The waste services department was made up of around twenty-eight employees.
- Theo: What about water?
- Maya: The water master plan was anticipated to be completed in December.
- Theo: And sewer?
- Maya: A sanitary sewer master plan was underway that year and was expected to be done in December or early January.
- Theo: What about the grant?
- Maya: The grant was released last week, and design was to continue through twenty twenty-seven.
- Theo: What about roadway mileage?
- Maya: The city had added nine miles of roadway.
- Theo: What about rail?
- Maya: The Colorado connector rail service was expected to come to Longmont two years after that.
- Theo: And pavement?
- Maya: Resurfacing work was about five miles of roadway per year, while the sustainable level was ten miles.
- Maya: Did the council adjourn?
- Theo: The council adjourned.
- Maya: Where can listeners find the meeting video?
- Theo: Thanks for listening. You can find the meeting video on the city's YouTube channel.
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