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The Board addressed the award of a bid for the 2026 City Hall Exterior Improvement Project. They also discussed and ultimately adopted an ordinance approving a contract with the GKW Group for this project. The discussion involved clarifying technical details regarding the waterproofing application method and the product's suitability for the aging facility.
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The Board of Aldermen conducted several items of business, including a proclamation honoring David Warm for his years of service. Public hearings were held regarding the proposed FY2026 property tax rate, a conditional use permit for the expansion of Mighty Roots Academy, a zoning map amendment for 13008 13th St, and a zoning text amendment concerning accessory dwelling units. The board also approved agreements for state-funded work zone enforcement activities and the acquisition of new telecommunications equipment and services. Additionally, a change in the managing agent for a local liquor license was approved.
The meeting included the presentation of the Yard of the Month winners, the recognition of the Civic Leader of the Year, and a proclamation for Public Defender Steve Patton. A public hearing was held regarding the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, covering projected revenues from sales, use, property, and franchise taxes, as well as motor vehicle collections and planned infrastructure expenditures. Additionally, ordinances were passed to amend the term of office for the Municipal Judge and to authorize a construction contract with Barkley Asphalt Co., Inc. for the city hall, finance, and police parking lot project.
Public comments were heard regarding sound mitigation for a proposed recreation facility and signage concerns for local businesses. The board reviewed and approved various consent items, such as investment policy amendments and contract awards for sidewalk, curb, and pavement improvements. Additionally, several ordinances were passed, including conditional use permits for indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, the vacation of an alley right-of-way, and contracts for city-wide mowing and nuisance abatement services. A new procedure for disclosing potential conflicts of interest was also established. Finally, updates were provided on city signage, community events, staff training, and the receipt of federal funding for street improvements.
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