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The Council approved $67,000 for a new Congress Springs Park backstop replacement, accepted a $184,537 clean energy grant for corporation yard electrification, and adopted ordinances covering short-term rentals and tree regulations.
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The Council added a new park safety project and moved money for it, including $67,000 to replace the backstop at Congress Springs Park. It also accepted $184,537 in grant funding to help electrify the corporation yard, which is intended to reduce fossil fuel use in city operations. Separately, the Council adopted new rules on short-term rentals and updated tree regulations to strengthen fire protection. The Council also began the process of hiring a firm to help recruit the next City Manager.
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