Marisol Herman

The Mead Comprehensive Plan is a 20-year strategic roadmap (2018-2038) designed to guide the Town's growth and development while preserving its small-town character and enhancing quality of life. It focuses on seven vision themes: fostering a small-town community character, developing a diverse economy, creating friendly neighborhoods, strengthening connectivity, providing dynamic parks, recreation, and open space, preserving an expansive natural and agrarian setting, and ensuring thoughtful community planning, facilities, and services.

The agenda for the Regular Meeting, which includes an Annexation Work Session, covers several operational and financial items. Key discussion points involve an informational session on Turion Visioning, review of the Consent Agenda items, and New Business. The Consent Agenda includes resolutions regarding public notice postings for meetings and ordinances, setting the 2021 Board of Trustees meeting schedule, amendments to the Municipal Code concerning sewer fees, and approvals for extending several on-call professional service agreements related to traffic engineering and general engineering services. New Business items include approving a Master Equity Lease Agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management, discussing the 2021 Mead Area Chamber of Commerce Agreement, and authorizing the acquisition of the property located at 401 3rd Street. The agenda also allocates time for public comment and an executive session to discuss Town Manager personnel matters.

This Community Report for the Town of Mead outlines its accomplishments in 2021 and its strategic goals for 2022. The plan focuses on five key pillars: Responsible Growth, Reliable Infrastructure, Public Safety, Fiscal Stability, and Connected Community, detailing initiatives for each area to enhance community well-being and development.

This document presents the 2019 budget for the Town of Mead Urban Renewal Authority (MURA), adopted on October 29, 2018, for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 2019, and ending December 31, 2019. The budget outlines the MURA's financial independence from the Town of Mead since 2018, detailing anticipated revenues and expenditures. Key initiatives include a Tax Incremental Financing agreement with Anytime Fitness and funding allocated for a branding and marketing study.

The meeting included a segment for the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Key discussions under the Consent Agenda involved the approval of November 2017 Financials, 2017 Full Year Unaudited Financials, HUTF Mileage Certification, and two items related to the Susan Haley Property Minor Subdivision: a Resolution adopting findings and conclusions for the Final Plat, and an Ordinance approving the Final Plat. Following the Consent Agenda, the Board approved the January 23, 2018 Bills List.