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The City Council approved the consent agenda (including checks payable and prior minutes) and appointed Meagan Laplant to the Planning Commission. Council heard presentations (ECHO homelessness analysis, Community in Motion, Clark County Arts Commission) and staff reports. The council voted unanimously to direct staff to proceed with the presented volumetric sewer rate design for public notice, hearing, and future adoption; approved a revised interlocal agreement for prosecution services with Clark County; and adopted Resolution 26-491, the Hazardous Mitigation Plan. The meeting adjourned at 8:24 PM.
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The council agreed to move forward with a proposed sewer billing approach that charges based on the volume of wastewater rather than staying with the current structure; this is a next step that will include public notice and a hearing before any new rates take effect. The city adopted a Hazardous Mitigation Plan, which documents steps the city will take to reduce risks from natural disasters and guide emergency planning. Residents can expect future public outreach about sewer rate changes and that the city has an updated plan for hazard preparedness.
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