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The council agenda included a resolution to place a 2.72 mill renewal tax levy on the November 3, 2026, ballot for general city operations. Additionally, the council reviewed an ordinance to levy special assessments for the 2025 Sidewalk Repair Projects, with specific assessments for various city streets and instructions for property owner payments or potential collection via the County Auditor.
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The City Council held a regular meeting that included public comments regarding landscape maintenance issues at the Dayton Country Club property. The Council passed a resolution to provide for an election regarding a renewal tax levy for current expenses and general operations. An ordinance was also passed to levy special assessments for sidewalk and appurtenance construction. Additionally, the Council received a comprehensive staff report from the Engineering and Public Works Department covering ongoing infrastructure projects, the Lead and Copper Rule improvements, and plans for a computerized maintenance management system. The City Manager provided updates on upcoming community events and infrastructure program schedules.
The council received a status report from consultants regarding an assessment of the city's water distribution system, including infrastructure age, well fields, and a proposed capital improvements plan. The council also approved an appointment to the budget review committee and issued a proclamation designating ebike safety awareness week. The public safety department provided an overview of community education efforts regarding ebike safety, operational classifications, and the importance of helmet usage.
The council discussed and issued multiple proclamations recognizing Fair Housing Month, Arbor Week, and National Library Week, including a recognition of Wright Memorial Public Library. The council approved the appointment of a new member to the Board of Review Commission. Legislation introduced included resolutions declaring the necessity of street lighting improvements and sidewalk repairs for the 2026-2027 programs. Additionally, the council began the process for a property tax levy renewal. Finally, a staff report was presented regarding the park master plan for Schaefer Park and Orchardly Park, with design alternatives expected in May and project completion targeted for August.
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