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Sep 25, 2026
Request for proposals for the McKinley Pool House Renovations, including selective demolition, new construction, flooring replacement, interior lighting replacement, and interior painting.
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7,335
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Creston
The City Council meeting included considerations for a consent agenda involving claims, tobacco and liquor license renewals, and the approval of previous meeting minutes. New business items addressed a resolution for fund transfers, a public hearing on the current fiscal year budget amendment, and an update on the Ward 3 Council Member vacancy. Additionally, the Council discussed video and conferencing equipment for the Council Chambers, a mowing ordinance abatement process, and several resolutions related to infrastructure projects including the Wastewater Nutrient Reduction Project, McKinley Lake Restoration, and Creston CNRG Uptown Improvement Projects. Further items included professional service agreements, property agreements, and police department staffing.
The council discussed municipal infractions related to rental inspection registration. Several appointments were made to the Park and Recreation Board, Airport Board, and various other boards and committees. The meeting included an update from the Police Department, the presentation of an Exceptional Duty Medal, and the authorization to hire a new full-time dispatcher. The council approved an agreement amendment for CNRG projects, discussed Chamber of Commerce funding, and ratified a fuel contract. Furthermore, payment applications were approved for the McKinley Lake Project and the Wastewater Nutrient Reduction Project. Additional actions included authorizing plans for pool entrance updates, a performance contract for an annual comedy show, and the acceptance of a tree planting grant.
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The Creston 2040 Comprehensive Plan focuses on addressing economic development issues to ensure a sensible plan for Creston's future. Key areas include modernizing industrial areas and infrastructure, making the Uptown a hub for retail and professional offices, enhancing the physical attractiveness and economic sustainability of commercial areas, engaging entrepreneurs, and fostering skilled trades. The plan aims to create a diverse, dynamic, and innovative economy by implementing strategies related to innovation, infrastructure, community engagement, and sustainable development.
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