A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11 OF THE WESTMINSTER MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROVIDE A REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR EVENT CENTERS
Official status: Second Reading
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To establish regulations for new event centers in the City of Westminster, including zoning, permitting, parking, and operational requirements, to ensure compatibility with surrounding properties and minimize impacts on neighboring uses.
Status timeline
| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 10/12/2026 | City Council | Passed on first reading — Summary of Proceedings |
| 10/26/2026 | City Council | Approved on second reading — Summary of Proceedings |
Recorded votes
- 10/12/2026 — City Council: “Pass Councillor's Bill No. 44 on first reading Amending Title XI of the Westminster Municipal Code to establish a regulatory framework for event centers and providing for the repeal of Ordinance 4339 upon passage on second reading 6:0” — the motion passed on a vote of 6–0.
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