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Council ordered the 5th Street Reconstruction Project, accepted plans and authorized advertisement for bids for Water Treatment Plant No. 4, approved the consent agenda including downtown and subdivision actions, and discussed short-term rental regulation.
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The council approved moving forward with rebuilding parts of 5th Street and related streets; property owners in the project area may later receive special assessments, but final amounts will be recalculated after design. The council also approved final plans and the start of the bidding process for a new water treatment plant (projected cost about $35 million), which is intended to increase long-term water capacity and meet regulatory requirements. Routine approvals on plats, development agreements, downtown construction pay requests, and administrative items were also adopted, and the city clarified that short-term rentals remain regulated under the existing rental licensing and inspection program.
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