Music you you you This is the city council meeting for the city of Brighton. For Tuesday, August 7, 2018, would you please rise and council in public will you lead to sit in the pledge of allegiance. The allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Madam City Clerk, would you please call roll? Mayor Chrysler. Here. Mayor Pro Tem Edwards. Here. Council Member Baca. Here. Council Member Blackhurst. Present. Council Member Humber. Here. Council Member Johnston. Present. Council Member Mills. Here. Council Member Pollock. Here. Council Member Wallen. Here. You have a quorum, Your Honor. Thank you. Before we move on to the approval of the regular agenda, I'd like to welcome our new City Attorney, Jack Bajornec, to the team. Welcome, my dad here. Thank you. And then throw out a big thank you. I saw Hillary in the audience. To Hillary Graham, she filled in, and I think she's still gonna be on board for a little bit as we make the transition, but really appreciate the help from both of you. Mr. City managers, any changes to our regular agenda tonight? Thank you, Your Honor. Good evening. No, there's no changes to the agenda tonight. Thank you. Council, the agenda is before you. What's the pleasure of council? Councilman Humbert. Mr. Mayor, I move we approve the agenda as presented. I've got a motion to have second. Councilman Mills. Yeah, I'd be happy to second that. I have a proper motion and a second to approve the regular agenda of tonight's meeting and he further discussion. Hearing none, roll call vote. All to cast. Our agenda is approved by a vote of 9 to nothing. Next on the agenda is consent agenda and we have no consent agenda item. So item 4, ceremonies. First item on the agenda for ceremonies is the recognition of our graduates of the growing grads internship program. Mr. Rodriguez, who will be presenting this? Thank you so much. Mayor council, I'd like to ask Tanya Russell, who works with our youth in a variety of ways, but this is one of the programs that she helps over C4s and it's a huge benefit to us each summer. So Tanya. Thank you. Thank you mayor and thank your, for your time tonight. I'm actually going to turn it over to Christian Morales and he'll be speaking a little bit about the internship. The Growing Grads internship program this year. Thank you, Mayor and Council. I appreciate your time and help recognizing these amazing individuals tonight. The Growing Grads summer internship program aims to give young people real experience and exposure. Couriers working in municipal government, each intern was interviewed and selected by the department where they served their summer. As a part of the program, interns worked 150 paid hours in their department as well as completed. Professional development courses to enhance their skills. Collectively over their summers, they have dedicated over a dozen to make, a dozen hours to make the city of Brian, the best city there is work, grow and play in. I would also like to extend a special thank you to each of the departments and supervisors that hosted a growing grad's intern with I'd also like to thank Abby Martinez for her support not only for the internship program, but also for helping me. A development professional, a developing professional. Without their participation in patients, this program would not be possible. I will now hand out certificates as I call each participant. I will let them tell you what department they work with this summer, as well as one thing that they will take away from their internship. Reagan Heimann. I worked with the Youth Sports Department and the Brunt and Rack Center, and I learned how to work with adults who are of clearly greater age and also greater experience, which was kind of hard to get used to, and also how to work in a professional environment. Thank you. Jacob Ellinger. So I worked for the finance department and procurement and contracts and one thing I took away is the actual process of, you know, procurements and contracts. It's very complicated and I learned so much from that as well as how to learn, how to work and adapt in your professional environment with adults and whatnot. Thank you. Gianna Rocha First off, I'd like to thank Tonya for this amazing opportunity as it was an extreme learning experience And one thing I did take away from this internship with a chamber of commerce was the Effort behind an event and how much goes into an event for sure Savannah Taurus and how much goes into an event for sure. Two for me. Thank you. Thank you. Savannah Torres. I had the pleasure of interning with the Brighton Police Department and something I took away from my internship was understanding that it's important to get your part of the project done so that you don't hold up others. Claire Segura. I was able to work with the Parks and Rec Department more like it on what cemetery. One thing that I took away from this was the amount of work for just like a small section of the Parks and Rec Department. I'm Daniel Castro. Hi, I'm Daniel Castro. I was able to work with the public works department and I came into this program so nervous and shy and thanks to everybody that I had met, it really became such a amazing experience and I'm so thankful. Thank you. Thank you. And then intern Shiley Ditchin was not able to attend today and she worked with municipal courts. Very good. As I mentioned, interns participated in weekly professional development classes. This year we open up the opportunity for additional participants to be involved with this. For their time and commitment, they will receive $100 visa gift card. But I will now call them up to receive their certificate. Kadiyia Phillips. So I didn't intern, but I think it's important to keep an open mind and be willing to take hold of opportunities that you're presented with because you have to be open to grow. That's it. Thank you. Fiona McKendrick was also not able to attend today. So, and neither was Stella Heinman. Emmanuel Chaparro. I didn't intern, but it was still fine to go to classes and learn how to become professional and talk to people in a professional manner and just very nice. I personally didn't internship, but the more knowledge you acquire is the more chance of you getting internship. and internship next time. And then Vanessa was not able to attend either, and Adam McGrady left early today. Oh, yeah, you're good. I also just lastly would like to recognize my intern, Christian Morales. So with my department, we had some staff turnover as you know, and I was not able to hire my new oncoming person until she starts August 13th. So as you could imagine with the program this big, with just Abby and myself, it was a little bit of a panic, stricken moment. And Christian agreed to come and intern with us for his summer away from college. And he did an amazing job. I'm just so thankful for the support that he did in running this program. He really kind of just hit the ground running. In addition to this program, he helped with some other things. But for this one specifically, communicating with myself and Abby as well as nine supervisors and 25 young people is quite a task to take on. So thank you, Christian. I can tell you the one thing that he learned as well. Throughout my internship, I learned various things because there's a lot of things that you can learn from the Office of Youth Services and from Tanya personally. But I can say that I'm leaving the internship being a better leader, a better communicator, and a better organizer. Thank you. I think we're missing a photo op. What do you guys think? So if we can have all of the recipients come up and do our handshake, start with our new city attorney, and then stay and we'll do a photo op with the whole group in front of the diast. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All right now come up come back in front we'll do a photo op here. Yep right up here. Yep, push on and we'll squish in. Zach, you ready? All right, three, two, one. Everybody smile. Pretty. Thank you. Congratulations. Very nice. You know, social media is an incredible thing. And if you're going to have three over 300,000 hits on something that is related to your city, I want you to know as mayor. I'm tickled pink that it's the fact that our police officer has a little bit of groove in their step. There are so many other things that people could be looking for. So if you haven't seen the police video and the video challenge, it's pretty fun and it's pretty, as a matter of fact, I think you're going to get to see it right now. I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed I'm gonna be in my bed You good guys, dressing black Remember that No! 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Believe me, it's for your own protection. Cause we see that you're being nasty, and we meet places that you need my view. To go with your life, but get the rosal well-craft, show love to the black suit. Cause that's the man in, that's the man in me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Thank you. I think you have some explaining to do. I managed to duck this the entire day and it was cornered in this room and had to participate. But that was fun. A few of the people I'd like to recognize some are here and raise your hand if you're here. Commander, Matt Domenico, Ostergestica-Kaler, Explorer's Jackie Hernandez, Colton Robinson, Dalton Hire, Mason McConnell, and some of the people who are absent tonight shift work vacations, other commitments, those kind of things they couldn't make it. Sergeant Justin Moore, Sergeant Munse Portillo, Officer Ben Painter, Officer Ashton Steely, and then the Star Wars show Greg Gago he couldn't be here tonight. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you, City Council and your Honourable Mayor for this recognition this evening. Our communications staff, I wanted to definitely give a shout out to two hardworking individuals that wrote, produced, edited and published this to get up there on social media and within Facebook alone, the PD Facebook accumulated over 700,000 were reached. Eight, 9,000 shares, these people were sharing it, they loved it so much. We had 840 comments, that's fun for us to monitor constantly. And I just really wanted to say that even though my staff, Janelle McPherson and Andrew Berge, did a lot of hard work to put this together, couldn't do it without the fun and enthusiasm that this team brought. So they basically saw a trend that was happening. We jumped on it in time and they really brought their A game. So thank you very much for this recognition tonight. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You know at a time that in our country, when the police, it is an easy being a police officer, this just really shed some really, really good light. We need to let the community know that the police officers did not do this while they're supposed to be on the beat. They volunteered their time to come and into it. But it really does shed a good positive light, not only on the profession, but on the community. And I think it's a fun thing to do. I think we can have fun in local government. Absolutely. We know how to help fun also. So thank you. Thank you. Very good. Thank you. Next item on the agenda is item five. Public invited to be heard on matters, not on the agenda. And I do not have any sign-in sheets. So we'll go to item six, public hearings. Sightom 6A is a resolution of the City Council of City Brighton, Colorado, approving with condition as set for the ear end, a conditional use for the Ron Cox Field Cellular Tower, a commercial mobile radio service facility, generally located in the southeast quarter of section 7, Township 1, South, Range 66 west of the 6th Principal Meridian, Brighton, Colorado, and setting forth details in relation there too. And this is a public hearing, so I will officially open the public hearing. Madam City Clerk, would you verify that all necessary postings and publications were done? Yes, your honor. The notice of public hearing was published in the Brighton Standard Blade on July 18th, 2018. Thank you. Mr. Rodriguez, who will be presenting for staff? Thank you, Your Honor, Mayor and Council. I'd like to ask Mike Tocca. Excuse me, Mike Tocca, our senior planner, to present the sign. Thank you. Good evening. As mentioned, at Mike T Mitoka, the community development department here tonight, to present a conditional use permit request for a cellular tower at Ron Cox Field. Aaron and Richard are here tonight in the second row from the applicant team of selective site consultants. The proposed provider in site Lessee is 18 team ability and the school district is the property owner and proposed site less or. Starting with the big picture, this proposal can be thought of to align with Brighton's support of sustainable infrastructure strategic focus area. Now moving to examining the location. The subject property is north of Jessup Street, south of southern street, east of Athe Avenue, to the northeast of Vcon Middle School, and along the outfield fence of Ron Cox Field. To the right, I've highlighted the subject's site on an aerial. The purpose of tonight is to review the request to install a 74-foot high-saltor tower with a one-foot lightning rod on top and a company accessory ground equipment. This city council has the opportunity to determine if this particular use is appropriate at this particular location. In terms of the overall development process, a conditional use permit is the fourth step for certain uses after annexation, zoning, and plating have taken place. Our current step is necessary for this project before it can be issued any building permits. Now going into the background on the property, a little more. It was annexed to the city in 1962 as part of the school district 27J Vcon Middle School annexation. Currently the parcels that the subject site are situated on are Zoned Public Land and have been since 1976. The subject site is surrounded by land-zoned public land and in use as school facilities or ball fields. Looking at the view currently on the screen, I've highlighted the two sites that AT&T mobility is looking to lease from school district 27J. The site's being 360 square feet for accessory equipment designated by the red star. And 216 feet, square feet for the solar tower has designated by the yellow star. Looking from the street. To the right is where the tower is proposed, and to the left is where the accessory equipment is proposed. For the lease areas, to the left, this council can see the highlights of those two areas. As mentioned, both are along that outfield fence. The blue highlighted area is where the applicant is proposing a lease, is proposing an access easement to the accessory equipment, and the red areas is where the applicant is proposing a lease, is proposing an access easement to the accessory equipment in the red areas is where the applicant is proposing utility easements. They travel east to where they will meet with an existing electrical transformer to the east of the bat and cage. On the right, this council can see the tower proposal itself. There is an existing light pole at this location and that is proposed to be replaced with the new tower shown on the right. The existing ball-filled lighting will be put back onto that new tower at the same height. The top of the existing lighting units on the existing tower in those around the field, the top of them are about 60 feet in height. So moving into the criteria by which council can consider this item. It is first necessary to review the site's comprehensive plan designation. It is public land and the use of a cellular tower is in line with this designation as it will provide the public with communication services in the tower is designed to mimic a ball field light. Now let's dig into reviewing the proposal to the newly adopted conditional use review criteria. The points on the screen are summarizations of the exact language of that adopted review criteria. One is that it is consistent with the comprehensive plan. As mentioned, staff's position is that it is. Two is that it is compatible with the existing and future land uses within the general area and we're not not detrimental to neighboring uses. Also, this point allows for conditions to be placed onto the approval to mitigate any perceived impacts. As mentioned, the tower in accessory equipment is on land that is zoned and designated for public use. The use aligns in the design of the tower in the screening of the accessory equipment with fencing materials matches other parts of the school district facilities in ball fields all of these work to incorporate the proposal into the surrounding area Three is that the site shall be physically suitable for the type and intensity of the proposal The site is mostly flat and there's adequate space for leasable facilities the site is mostly flat and there's adequate space for leaseable facilities. Four is that it shall not adversely attract traffic flow or parking in the neighborhood. There will be minimal additional trips created by the cell tower. And lastly five is that it is consistent with the purpose and intent of the zoning districts. The tower and accessory equipment do comply with the regulations of the public land zone designation. The staff proposal was granted approval by the city's development review committee. In your staff report, I provided a summary of FCC Federal Communications Commission regulations involving cell towers and local governments just as a brief summary in review. So moving right along, all public notice was provided in accordance with the land use and development code. This included a mailing, a newspaper notice, and a sign posting on the site. As of today, before this meeting, planning staff has not received any formal comments. In summary, the proposal for conditional use permit, this one, addresses all relevant criteria for consideration, has set forth by the comprehensive plan. 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