Votes at a glance: Northglenn council adopts supplemental budget, approves marijuana relocation, and authorizes executive sessions

At its Jan. 27 meeting the Northglenn City Council and the Marijuana Licensing Authority recorded several unanimous actions.

CB 2025 — supplemental appropriation (ordinance on second reading): The council adopted a bill amending the 2024 budget to recognize additional 2024 revenues and appropriate expenditures, primarily reflecting grant awards and corresponding expenditures in the general fund. Acting city manager Jason Revlon summarized the item and staff recommended approval. The ordinance passed on second reading unanimously.

CR 13 — marijuana licensing authority resolution (change of location): The Marijuana Licensing Authority approved a resolution granting Physician Preferred Products LLC, doing business as Docs Apothecary, a change of location for its medical and retail marijuana licenses from 21100 East 112th Avenue Unit 5 to 2150 East 112th Avenue. Senior Deputy City Clerk Lisa Andrews summarized the earlier public hearing and the authority’s direction; the resolution passed unanimously.

Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda by unanimous vote.

Executive sessions: The council voted unanimously to meet in executive session under Section 4.5(b) and Section 4.5(a) of the City of Northglenn City Charter to review applicants for the municipal judge position and for personnel matters related to council appointee evaluations.

Votes at a glance (recorded outcomes):
- Consent agenda — passed unanimously (9–0)
- CB 2025, supplemental appropriation (ordinance, second reading) — passed unanimously (9–0)
- Marijuana Licensing Authority: CR 13, change-of-location resolution approving Physician Preferred Products LLC (Docs Apothecary) — passed unanimously (authority vote 9–0)
- Motion to convene executive session under City Charter Sections 4.5(b) and 4.5(a) — passed unanimously (9–0)

Details and context: Staff said the CB 2025 supplemental appropriation recognizes grant revenue and related 2024 expenditures but did not provide a line-item dollar total during the public summary at second reading. The marijuana licensing action followed a public hearing held Jan. 13 and an authority direction to draft the approving resolution; the January 27 vote finalized the relocation approval. The executive-session motions were for candidate review and personnel evaluations and took place at the meeting’s close.