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The council discussed the amendment of the 2025/2026 fiscal year budget through the review of Bill No. 2026-15. Deliberations included a review of end-of-year budget figures, and a request was made to include the purchase of a generator for the Fire Department on the agenda for the upcoming Public Safety meeting. The budget amendment ordinance was officially approved.
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The council approved several fiscal items for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, including the fee schedule, pay plan, and budget. Key operational decisions involved authorizing street closures for the 'Scare Fair on the Square' and the homecoming parade, approving street striping, and authorizing repairs for waste water infrastructure. The council also approved the purchase of a new truck for the waste water department, ratified a sewer user agreement with the Stoneridge Common Sewer District, and renewed an operating agreement with Alliance Water Resources. Additionally, the council awarded a tree removal bid to Trenary Tree Care, approved maintenance services for aviation weather equipment, and addressed unfinished business regarding a culvert replacement and the reallocation of use tax revenue.
The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding the fiscal year 2026-2027 fee schedule for sewer services. Key actions included the approval of an ordinance concerning conflict of interest policies and the authorization of various municipal contracts and purchases, such as culvert replacement services, a vehicle for the street department, road salt, and facility maintenance supplies. The Council also received reports on wastewater operations, public protection classification ratings, and ongoing street infrastructure projects, while advancing the first readings of ordinances pertaining to the upcoming fiscal year's fee schedule, pay plan, and budget.
The City Council held a public hearing regarding the Ad Valorem Property Tax Rates for the upcoming budget year. Following the public hearing, the regular meeting covered personal appearances regarding property code violations and sign policy. Committee reports included updates on community development grant programs, park facility partnerships and equipment installations, street department sign policies, wastewater treatment plant upgrades and lift station maintenance, and financial reports. Additionally, the council approved a re-appointment to the Park Board, reviewed grant projects, conducted the first reading of an ordinance regarding conflict of interest procedures, passed an ordinance levying taxes for the year, and certified election results for the Local Parks Sales Tax.
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