City of Auburn City Council Council Workshop and Meeting
The council reviewed several key items including proposed amendments to building codes, updates on the Auburn Riverwalk Trail Extension feasibility analysis, and an update on the Lake Auburn Watershed Protection Septic Inspection program. Additionally, the council discussed ordinances related to human relations services, maximum benefits, and solid waste collection, as well as orders regarding the adoption of General Assistance maximums and the acquisition of property on Poland Spring Road. A quarterly financial report was also presented covering the first quarter of the fiscal year.
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The council discussed proposed ordinance changes regarding building codes, with the aim of aligning local regulations with state standards for space, occupancy, heating systems, and code editions. Deliberations on sprinkler system requirements resulted in a recommendation to remove the five-occupancy threshold while retaining requirements for buildings three stories or higher. The meeting also featured a presentation on the Auburn Riverwalk Trail Extension conceptual design, covering project objectives, a phased development approach, pedestrian bridge evaluations, and initial cost estimates.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Auburn City Council Workshop And Meeting
The meeting centered on the status of solid waste disposal and recycling operations. Key topics included a review of the recent roll-out of new collection protocols, ongoing challenges with contamination in recycling bins, and strategies for public education regarding waste placement. The Council also discussed proposed ordinance revisions to simplify and clarify collection eligibility for multi-family residential properties.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council City Council Workshop And Meeting
The City Council workshop and meeting addressed the Opioid Settlement Funds distribution process, providing a structured framework for prioritizing and allocating funds for opioid remediation. The agenda included consent items, public hearings regarding the Stetson Road Apartments Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District #34, and authorizations for carry-forward funds for the Property Tax Assistance Program. Additionally, the council discussed zoning map amendments, the use of EMS Capital Reserve Funds for DEA regulation compliance, and a business license appeal hearing. Executive sessions were held to discuss labor contracts and negotiations, as well as personnel matters.
