Arvada City Council will present a hybrid meeting so please join online.  We can also submit public commentary 5 pm to be read or read it ourselves.  This will happen early on in the meeting so don't be late:) 

Here is the motion we say NO to: 

1. A Motion to Waive the Minimum Interval Requirement and Accept an Application for a Certificate of Compliance for the Development of Property Located at 7315 and 7317 Grandview Avenue and 7318 W. 57th Avenue

From the City's website (https://arvada.org/records-documents/arvada-city-council-agenda-packets-and-minutes/agenda-packets/current-week/City%20Council%20Packet%20June%201,%202020.pdf :

If you would like to make a public comment you may:

o Send in comments for the record. Emails with comments need to be sent to City Clerk Kristen Rush at kristen@arvada.org no later than 5:00 p.m. on the Monday the meeting takes place. Ms. Rush will pass along the comments to all members of City Council and the Mayor. These comments will become part of the permanent record.

o Sendincommentstobereadintotherecord.Emailswithcommentsneedtobesent to City Clerk Kristen Rush at kristen@arvada.org no later than 5:00 p.m. on the Monday the meeting takes place. Ms. Rush will pass along the comments to all members of City Council and the Mayor. These comments will become part of the permanent record and will also be read aloud during the meeting. If you wish to have your comment read aloud, please indicate this in your email request.

o Commentscanbemadevirtuallyviaawebplatform.Toparticipatebyweborphone, email Deputy City Clerk Bruce Roome at broome@arvada.org no later than 5 p.m. on the Monday the meeting takes place. Upon receiving the request, Mr. Roome will provide registration instructions and the rules and the procedures for participating by web or phone.

o CommentscanbemadeinpersonatthemeetinginArvadaCityHall’sCouncil Chambers - 8101 Ralston Rd. Any citizen entering City Hall will be required to wear a mask. Due to social distancing best practices, only citizens who choose to come to City Hall to provide public comment will be allowed into the meeting. There will not be an area within City Hall to watch the meeting unless you are there to speak. Due to limited capacity, members of the public may be asked to leave the building once they have completed their public comment.
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Participants will be limited to 3 minutes
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