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Council approved the consent calendar including $3,308,284.49 in disbursements and payroll, authorized agreements for the 73rd Street Trail and RBWMO-funded rain gardens, approved licenses and a site plan, held a first reading to freeze council salaries for 2027–2028, and passed a resolution updating post-employment health care savings plans.
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The Council approved routine payments and several routine permits and agreements, including funding and contracts related to a trail project and new rain gardens. They advanced an ordinance to keep mayor and council pay unchanged for 2027–2028 (second reading scheduled May 26) and updated city employee post-employment health care savings plans, which affects how some employee benefits are administered. Residents also used Open Forum to raise concerns about a recent police shooting; the council directed staff to review the city’s social media policy following concerns about online comments.
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