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Council adopted amendments to the Housing and Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Committee ordinance, authorized purchase of a 2.731-acre parcel next to the Water Filtration Plant for $68,275 to build sediment ponds, approved consent items including Building Performance Standard service agreements and a utility easement, and heard updates from a state lobbyist and the Pendleton Chamber/Travel Pendleton. A firefighter/paramedic was sworn in and public comment included a proposed homeless shelter concept.
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Council updated the city’s housing advisory committee rules to better guide local housing work and approved buying a small parcel to handle sediment from the city’s water treatment so the plant can operate properly. The council also approved routine items such as professional services to help meet building performance standards and a utility easement for future development. Residents can expect continued city attention on housing, water infrastructure, tourism promotion, and state-level transportation and mental health issues raised by the lobbyist.
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