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The meeting focused on the authorization of Commissioners Order No. R-2026-81, which directs the City Manager to enter into agreements for employee health benefits. Key topics included continuing the self-funded medical plan with Custom Design Benefits and the Jefferson Health Plan, switching dental coverage to Principal, adding Teladoc for on-demand medical services, and offering voluntary vision and life insurance through Principal. Additionally, the committee recommended increasing health insurance premiums to ensure full funding of the plan without General Fund subsidies.
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The board discussed several items, including the second reading of an ordinance to levy ad valorem taxes for the 2026-2027 fiscal year and an ordinance to amend the code of ordinances to include a City Arborist position within the Planning and Development Department. Additionally, the agenda included orders to authorize an agreement with Riegler Blacktop for street paving projects and to approve a Municipal Aid Co-op Program contract for grade and drain work on Riverboat Row.
The meeting included the appointment of new personnel to the public works and fire/EMS departments. A ratification was approved for the mayor's appointment to the Board of Adjustment. Additionally, the board received a project update regarding US 27 and Kurther's Road, focusing on the negative impacts of House Bill 542, which has increased costs and caused delays for local federally funded projects due to the elimination of the minor acquisition review process.
The Board discussed and considered Commissioner's Order Number 66 regarding the acquisition of nine parcels of real estate on the 600 block of Mama Street. Key topics included the historical context and redevelopment potential of the street, the financial justification for the purchase, the impact of the acquisition on zoning and non-conforming uses, and the results of environmental assessments. The discussion also addressed the strategy for property management post-acquisition and the intent to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify future development opportunities.
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