Matthew S. Brick

The council approved various items, including garbage hauler and recycling licenses, a retail alcohol license for a commercial property, a tax abatement, and set a public hearing regarding property tax levies. Additionally, the council authorized the sale of General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds and reviewed and approved the payment of claims for city services and operations. Updates were provided concerning the delivery of a new ladder truck for the Fire Department.

The Board of Trustees reviewed and approved audited claims and financial reports for the month of March. Key actions included the approval of a bid from Mowbility Sales and Service for the purchase of a new lawn mower and the adoption of Resolution 2026-3, which names the official depositories for the organization. Additionally, the General Manager provided a report regarding operational and personnel matters.

The City Council approved a resolution authorizing a loan agreement, which includes the sale and issuance of General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds for the 2026 series, along with the necessary provisions for the levy of taxes to fund the bonds.

The council meeting addressed a variety of agenda items including the issuance of proclamations for National Volunteer Week and National Library Week. The council conducted public hearings regarding the disposal of property by sale and the approval of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. Resolutions were passed to direct the sale of real property, adopt the 2026-2027 budget, and approve the final plat for the Red Rocks Station Subdivision. Additional actions included approving a change order for the Veterans District Phase 2 Improvements Project and authorizing the payment of claims.

The commission addressed several key agenda items including the appointment of a Chair and Vice Chair for the 2026 calendar year. Discussions were held regarding the final plat application for the Red Rocks Station Subdivision and a rezoning application for 205 N. Iowa Street to allow for a boutique short-term lodging facility. Additionally, staff provided updates on upcoming workshops, the city's digital zoning map, and corridor studies, while also previewing future agenda items regarding campground zoning regulations.