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Census ID
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111628
Employee FTE
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14.2
Population
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2,280
Procurement Hell Score
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65 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Willamina
The Council discussed the roles of staff and the Council under the Council-Manager form of government, emphasizing adherence to established boundaries. Key discussions focused on the Code Enforcement and Community Support Officer position, specifically the job description, current enforcement challenges, and the need for more effective implementation. Input was provided by the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office regarding potential code enforcement support, and by a union representative concerning collective bargaining implications for any changes to the position. The meeting concluded with authorization for the city to proceed with recruitment for the Code Enforcement and Community Support Officer position under existing administrative oversight.
The council discussed and approved Resolution 24-25-011, which authorizes funds transfers within the FY 2024-2025 budget, including contingency funds and covering higher than planned legal planning costs. They also deliberated on the handling of a Business Oregon loan payment. The City Manager introduced the League of Oregon Cities' Chapter Three Municipal Officials Handbook as preparation for future council training. Additionally, updates were provided regarding Resolution 24-25-008, audit budgets, contract management procedures, and aquatic weed control for the city pond. The council also discussed upcoming community events, franchise agreement language for pole repairs, and recent communications regarding door-to-door sales.
The City Council and Planning Commission held a detailed discussion regarding proposed legislative standards for food carts. Key topics included the permitting process, zoning regulations, utility connection requirements, System Development Charges, site design standards for food cart pods, signage restrictions, parking requirements, and compliance enforcement procedures. Additionally, the City Planner provided an update on recent changes to state legislation regarding the processing of subdivision applications at the staff level.
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