Craig Wornek

The agenda for the meeting includes constant items such as the reading and approval of minutes from previous meetings and the approval of bills. Old Business consists of the first reading for Ordinances 2026-A (Water Department) and 2026-B (Water & Sewer Rates Billing). New Business items include a discussion regarding the America 250 Celebration and Health Kick for Kids, the presentation of the annual Audit, a Resolution concerning Fire Department Billing Services and Service Agreement, and a discussion on the Water Mitigation Plan.

The agenda for this City Council meeting includes constant items such as approving minutes from previous meetings and approving bills. Old Business items focus on the Water Mitigation Plan/Notice of Intent and multiple ordinance readings concerning the Water Department, Water & Sewer Rates Billing, and Mobile Homes and Recreational Vehicles. New Business topics involve discussions regarding parking at Pickles, a utility bill/sewer line repair with Lost River Construction, signing a Letter of Support for an America 250 Grant Application, and street maintenance/dust control options requested by Tony Chisham.

The City Council meeting agenda includes several constant items such as reading and approving minutes from previous meetings and approving bills. Old Business involves the second reading of Ordinance 2025-E 5.04 concerning Business Licenses. New Business items cover swearing in a new City Council Member, discussions and actions related to the TAP application with Camille Miller/Forsgren and ITD, a Pretty City Committee Update from Shelly Blackner, and a review of the estimate for a new roof on the City Shop from Tim Snyder.

The meeting included an update on the airport project, specifically a grant request for a fuel card reader system, and a discussion on the city's contribution to matching funds. Options for an online utility payment system were presented and approved. The Lost River Senior Center's annual support campaign was discussed, highlighting the need for financial support and volunteer drivers. The Idaho (Nuclear) Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board's recruitment of new members was mentioned. There were also discussions regarding property cleanup efforts, completion of the restroom facility at the Science Center/EV Park, cancellation of the December 23 meeting, lot cleanup improvements, a possible City staff holiday party, and updates from the Lost River Electric Coop annual meeting. The City Planning and Zoning Commission agenda and preparations for the Impact Area Public Hearing were also addressed.

The ordinance appropriates funds for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022, to cover the expenses and liabilities of the City of Arco. It specifies the objects and purposes for which the appropriation is made, including general fund expenses such as fire department, animal control, airport maintenance, parks, rec hall, legislative, administrative, and law enforcement. It also covers street expenses, garbage expenses, water expenses, and sewer expenses. Revenue and expenditure estimates are provided for various funds, including general, streets, garbage, water, and sewer.