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Westminster City Council Meeting | June 22, 2026
Published: Jun 22, 2026
Residents Urge Action on 118th Place Speeding After Child Hit by Truck
Residents from Bradburn Village voiced strong concerns about speeding on 118th Place to the Westminster City Council, highlighting a recent incident where a four-year-old boy was hit by a speeding truck. Speakers described 118th Place as a dangerous corridor used as a cut-through, with drivers frequently exceeding the 25 mph speed limit despite having only two stop signs. They noted that previous traffic studies did not warrant speed bumps, citing concerns about snow removal. Residents are requesting traffic calming measures such as speed humps or raised crosswalks, emphasizing that prioritizing children's safety is crucial for families choosing to live in the city. The City Manager informed the residents that the police chief is aware and will increase enforcement on 118th Place, and the city engineer will follow up directly with them.
Westminster Approves Downtown Active Adult Community Development Agreement with Greyar, Includes New Compliance Conditions
The Westminster City Council approved a development agreement with Greyar Corporation for Block D5 in downtown Westminster, which will consist of an active adult community. The approval followed extensive discussion regarding Greyar's property management practices, including concerns about past fees, rental increases, and maintenance issues, as well as the project's parking, design, and potential for a repurchase agreement. Council members emphasized the need for Greyar to demonstrate compliance with rental housing inspection programs across all its Westminster properties as a condition for closing on the sale. The agreement includes provisions for on-site and shared off-street parking, with a commitment from Greyar to adhere to state regulations on fees and to potentially include language in the development agreement regarding fee practices and maintenance standards. The project aims to address the growing demand for senior housing and contribute to the vibrancy of downtown Westminster.
Westminster Council Postpones Noise Ordinance Amidst Enforcement and Scope Concerns
The Westminster City Council discussed and ultimately voted to postpone indefinitely a proposed noise ordinance (Counselor's Bill 29) after a lengthy debate concerning its scope, enforcement, and potential impacts. The postponement was requested to allow staff to provide supplementary analysis on how city operations, including construction and events, would be affected by the ordinance, and to explore potential amendments such as replacing the "disturbing the peace" ordinance, excluding landscaping and contract work due to racial sensitivities, and including city operations. The council also agreed to agendaize a future study session on noise abatement more broadly. Separately, a motion to agendaize a study session on noise abatement was passed unanimously, indicating a commitment to further explore the issue. The discussion highlighted concerns about the ordinance's enforceability, potential for subjective application by officers, and whether it would effectively address common noise complaints like those related to cars, trains, or airplanes, which are largely outside the ordinance's scope.
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