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The Council approved the Copper Trails Specific Plan and annexation steps, accepted the city’s audited financial statements, changed the council donation policy to allow all 501(c) groups, and appointed Steve Williams as interim city manager. It also approved funding for active transportation design work and tabled a vehicle purchase item.
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Residents can expect the city to move ahead with the Copper Trails planning and annexation action after Council approval. The Council also accepted the 2023-2024 audited financial statements, which is the city’s formal review of how money was handled for that period. A policy change now lets the Council support all 501(c) organizations, not just 501(c)(3) groups, and Steve Williams was appointed interim city manager effective immediately. The city also approved a new design contract for active transportation improvements and postponed a vehicle purchase tied to abandoned vehicle abatement funds.
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