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The council recognized the week of August 23-29, 2026, as Water and Wastewater Workers of Iowa Week through a proclamation honoring city water and wastewater employees. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved a proposal from Jennifer Foster for cleaning services at the City Hall and Police Department facility, passing Resolution No. 122-26 for this service.
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The Council discussed a façade improvement grant application for 209 N. Main Street and authorized an agreement with RiverWise Engineering for maintenance design related to the Whitewater Park. A proposed ordinance establishing rules for city parks was reviewed, with specific discussions regarding metal detecting. The Council reviewed the proposed sale of a nuisance property at 311 4th Avenue and prioritized advertising the property to solicit proposals. Additionally, the Council discussed funding for railroad crossing projects at Kellogg Avenue and E Street, reviewed environmental assessment grants and agreements for the former Cedar Health property, and received updates on ongoing city projects, including the pool and airport infrastructure.
The Council held a planning session to conduct a utility rate study for water, sewer, and stormwater services. Discussion involved reviewing various rate scenarios for each utility, including annual increases, revised block rates, and adjustments to specific large-volume user charges. Consensus was reached to further evaluate Option A for the water utility, Option B for the sewer utility, and Option B for the stormwater utility, with specific requests for modeling phased-in approaches for the stormwater rates. The Council also reviewed the cumulative impact of these proposed scenarios on projected customer billing.
The commission held a public hearing regarding a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance concerning regulations for the storage and use of recreational vehicles, boats, and trailers. Following discussion, the commission voted to recommend the amendment to the City Council with modifications to extend the limit on consecutive days for recreational vehicle occupancy from five to ten days.
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