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The Common Council approved Ordinance Number 26-15, which involves striking specific language from the 2026-2027 Budget Ordinance Number 26-11. Furthermore, the council addressed matters concerning wastewater rates.
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The Council approved a resolution authorizing the execution of applications and agreements to obtain funding from the U.S. Department of Justice for a drone operations project for law enforcement. An ordinance was approved for the formal closing of Macedonia Way. The Council also held first readings for several ordinances, including one to strike specific language from the 2026-2027 budget ordinance, one to impose a bank franchise and local deposit tax, and one regarding the tax levy for the city for the upcoming fiscal year.
The Council approved Ordinance 26-13 regarding the formal closing, declaration of surplus, and disposal of a portion of Summit Avenue. Additionally, Resolution 26-11 was passed, awarding a 10-year non-exclusive franchise for a telecommunication system to Windstream KDL, LLC and Kinetic ADS KY LLC. The Council also conducted a first reading for Ordinance 26-14, concerning the formal closing of Macedonia Way.
The council approved Ordinance No. 26-12, which amends the city zoning ordinance and map to re-zone 323 Randolph Street from R2 to R1A based on findings from the Planning and Zoning Board. Additionally, the council conducted a first reading of Ordinance No. 26-13, regarding the formal closing, declaration of surplus, and disposal of an undeveloped section of Summit Avenue between Hillview Avenue and Vaught Street.
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