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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Project includes the following work: Engineer approved wet-stamped blueprints for construction of a 5,200 SF, zero entry L-shaped swimming pool with 20 ft x 20 ft 9ft-deepsection, and a 30-ft x 30-ft recirculating splashpad, and miscellaneous construction items.
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Population
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969
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cooperstown
The council approved a raffle permit application submitted by Trinity Lutheran Church.
The council approved a raffle permit submitted by Titan Elementary Football and granted an exception to the municipal ordinance limiting pet ownership, permitting the resident to house additional pets.
The Council discussed a law enforcement update regarding the COPS grant, property code enforcement, and progress on revised city ordinances, including the approval of the first reading. Bids for a walking path construction project were reviewed but postponed for future discussion. The public works department provided reports on infrastructure maintenance, including curb painting, fire hydrant care, and wastewater lagoon inspections. The Council approved the preliminary budget and levy, discussed potential sales tax for a pool project, and reviewed various building permits. Additionally, the Council accepted a bid for the purchase of city-owned lots and approved a refund for a water turn-on fee.
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