The City Council meeting included deliberations on administrative and fiscal policies, specifically the creation of an Infrastructure Reserve Fund and amendments to the City's fund debt policy to govern capital improvements. The Council authorized the issuance of an RFP for professional planning services to update the Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordinance. Additionally, approval was granted for the use of contingency funds for HVAC and duct work at City Hall, and a resolution was adopted regarding the transfer of excess General Fund balances into the Infrastructure Reserve Fund. Other business involved updates on various municipal projects and committee recommendations.
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The council meeting included a presentation on the FMP update, review of various board and committee meeting summaries, and consideration of several consent agenda items including reports from city departments and service providers. Key new business items featured license applications for liquor, beer, cigarettes, and mobile home parks. Recommendations from the Finance, Water and Light, and Fire/EMS departments were presented, covering financial statements, equipment purchases, fee updates, utility resolutions, and grant applications.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Waterloo Plan Commission Public Meeting
The Plan Commission meeting includes a discussion regarding a request for a home occupation permit by Lush Blooms, as well as considerations for a certified survey map at Goehl Rd and the installation of a fence around the water tower at Waterloo Utilities. Relevant city ordinances pertaining to home occupations, residential district regulations, and fence construction requirements are also reviewed to guide the commission's deliberations.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Waterloo Council Council Agenda
The council agenda outlines proceedings for the meeting, including the review of prior meeting minutes and departmental reports from various service providers such as Parks, Fire and EMS, Building Inspections, Public Works, Police, and the Library. Key business items for consideration include the review of April 2026 financial statements, an offer to purchase property at 333 Portland Road, the approval of a developer's agreement, and several resolutions regarding new credit card payment software and epoxy flooring for the police department.
