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The City Council held a budget workshop to review the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year spanning October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027. The City Administrator and City Treasurer provided a presentation of the draft budget and addressed questions to provide clarification on the financial details presented.
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The City Council held a regular meeting that addressed various agenda items, including the authorization of an RFP for Unified Citywide Trash Hauling Services and the solicitation of bids for Community Center Indoor Pool repairs. The Council formally accepted the resignation of the City Clerk and approved an interlocal agreement with Cass County for records management services. Additionally, the Council authorized the solicitation of bids for the repair or replacement of the Street Department main building roof. Resolutions were adopted regarding the preliminary plat for a major subdivision located near Club View Drive and Highway 75, as well as an amendment to the 2026-2031 One- and Six-Year Street Improvement Plan to include supplemental projects eligible for State funding. The Council also convened in a closed session to receive legal advice regarding a Tort Claim, which was subsequently denied in open session.
The Council discussed several items, including the approval of a Special Designated License for the Cruizin Main event and a payment application for the Water Booster Station project. Updates were provided regarding a real-estate transfer. New business included the approval of a two-year School Resource Officer contract and a directive for staff to draft an RFP for a Unified Trash Hauler System. Additionally, the Council reversed a Historic Preservation Board denial to approve a Certificate of Approval for facade improvements at 410 Main Street.
The meeting included several recognition awards for the local police department and a swearing-in ceremony for a new officer. Proclamations were made recognizing community partnerships in organizing an anniversary event. The council approved various consent items, including new volunteer appointments for the fire and EMS departments, several special designated license applications for local events, and various infrastructure and maintenance contracts, including work for a wastewater treatment plant project and the payment of municipal claims. The council reviewed a structural engineering analysis for a downtown property and held a public hearing regarding its potential acquisition, which resulted in the approval of a real-estate transfer agreement. Additionally, the council authorized an agreement for a blight study update to support future development opportunities.
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