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Council approved several fiscal and operational measures including an additional FY2026 appropriation, authorization to issue up to $15.5 million in general obligation bonds and the related bond sale resolution, and amendments to the city procurement code. The council also approved a revised intermunicipal wastewater agreement, a conditional use permit for an auto sales business at 2500 Valley Ave, transit fares for riders aged 12–17 (school trips exempt), installation of additional speed tables and raised crosswalks, and multiple board appointments.
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The City Council authorized funding and bonds to pay for city projects and approved changes to purchasing rules, which enables the city to move forward on planned capital work. Transit riders aged 12–17 will now generally pay fares unless the trip is to or from school or related to school activities. Traffic calming measures (speed tables and raised crosswalks) were approved for installation in targeted locations. A permit was approved allowing an automobile and truck sales business at 2500 Valley Ave subject to conditions, and several local board appointments were made.
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