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The board reviewed the 2026 plan of work and discussed proposed priorities for the 2027 plan of work. Key discussion topics included capital improvement projects such as streetscape enhancements, parking structure upgrades, and riverfront redevelopment, as well as ongoing maintenance activities and a calendar of downtown events.
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The board and committee meetings covered updates on various downtown infrastructure and development projects, including the installation of surveillance cameras, the opening of a changing places restroom, progress on the Midland Corridor Forward construction, and holiday lighting purchases. Discussions also included appointments of board leadership and committee roles for the upcoming fiscal year, the approval of the 2026-2027 budget, and strategic planning for upcoming events like the Pedestrian Plaza programming and various community celebrations. Additionally, administrative tasks such as reviewing committee reports, approving proposed meeting schedules, and discussing bylaw amendments were conducted.
The City Council conducted several proceedings, including the issuance of proclamations for the 250th anniversary of the United States, Amateur Radio Week and Day, and Pride Month. Public hearings were held regarding a special assessment roll for sidewalk improvements and an industrial facilities tax exemption. Resolutions were passed concerning the adoption of the 2026-27 city budget, budget amendments, stormwater improvement change orders, and the ratification of emergency electrical repairs at the water reclamation facility. Additionally, the Council addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the levy of property taxes and the approval of contracts for diverse municipal services.
The council discussed and adopted a proclamation for National Public Works Week, confirmed the 2026 Downtown Economic Revitalization Public Improvement Special Assessment District, and ratified emergency electrical repairs at the Water Reclamation Facility. Additionally, the council authorized the City Manager to manage aggregate change order amounts for seven stormwater improvement projects, initiated procedures for the 2026 Sidewalk Improvement Special Assessment District, and formally adopted the 2026-27 City Budget and Financial Working Plans, including tax levy authorizations and fiscal directives.
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