Westminster City Council Meeting | September 28, 2026

The Westminster City Council meeting held on September 28, 2026, included several procurement and budget-related discussions. Key procurement activity centered on the approval of a comprehensive plan amendment and preliminary development plan amendment for the Kaiser North redevelopment proposal, which involves replacing an existing outpatient medical office building with a new 136,000 square foot facility. The council unanimously approved both amendments, supporting the project's infrastructure improvements and future expansion potential. Additionally, the council approved a two-year increase in stormwater utility fees to address rising infrastructure repair costs. Another significant agenda item was the first reading of a bill to implement free residential recycling funded through Colorado's Producer Responsibility Program (PRP), which shifts recycling costs from residents to packaging producers, potentially saving residents approximately $5 million annually. The council expressed strong support for this initiative and related code amendments to improve composting access, implement bin-based pricing for waste disposal, and enforce fines on single-use plastic pollution. These measures aim to enhance sustainability, reduce waste, and provide cost savings to residents. The meeting also featured presentations, proclamations, and public comments on housing and community issues but no direct contract awards or vendor selections were reported.