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Council accepted the FY 2025 audited financial report, approved a $1,285,008.84 warrant, and adopted several measures including a $30,000 housing grant budget increase, a fire-lane enforcement ordinance, and a staff directive to begin a zoning text amendment for the Retail Revitalization Overlay District.
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The City Council accepted the city’s audited financial report for FY 2025, which means the outside review of the city’s finances was received and filed. It also approved a payment batch of $1,285,008.84 and a $30,000 budget increase for additional city-funded housing grants. Council also moved ahead with a new fire-lane/no-parking rule for privately owned streets and told staff to start work on a zoning text amendment for the Retail Revitalization Overlay District. A downtown venue-naming item was postponed for a later meeting.
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