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Council proclaimed Juneteenth and Pride Month; approved multiple youth liaison appointments to advisory boards; set a public hearing on organized solid waste and recycling; approved a helmet ordinance for under‑18 electric bicycle/scooter riders; adopted the 2024 Residential Code; approved TIF and economic development consent items; approved contract amendments and expenditure ordinances; received an update on the Safe Streets Plan.
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The Council made several decisions that may affect daily life: a new rule requires anyone under 18 to wear a helmet when riding electric bikes or scooters; the City is moving forward with a public hearing about creating an organized trash and recycling collection service, which could change how pickup is provided; adoption of the 2024 Residential Code updates building standards for new homes and renovations; and the Safe Streets Plan will identify dangerous road locations and help the City seek grants to pay for safety projects. Several youth representatives were appointed to local advisory boards, and the Council approved routine spending and contract extensions.
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