Justin Brady

Water Conservation

The project aims to reduce long-term maintenance and water expenditures.

traffic safety

The study notes that funding for these major road projects is currently limited and requires long-term planning and state-level lobbying.

city administration

There is no direct financial impact from this administrative correction.

Property Tax Increase

The average homeowner will pay about $13.24 more per year, or $1.10 per month.

ADA accessibility and street parking

Businesses may save money by not having to build expensive parking lots, but the city may face future traffic or congestion issues.

urban development

The project will likely increase property tax revenue for the city.

Multi-family Fencing Standards

This could lower construction costs for developers by removing the need for redundant fencing.

homelessness policy

Minimal direct financial impact, though it may reduce costs associated with police enforcement and impoundment of RVs.

public notices

Staying informed now could save you from property value surprises or unexpected zoning changes down the road.

Library Access for Temporary Residents

The new system will save the library $12,000 annually in software costs.

Environmental Waste Management

Significant future investment will be required to expand the treatment facility.

urban redevelopment

The project could potentially capture 75% of property tax increment in the area to finance infrastructure, though no final agreement is in place.

emergency management

You won't have to worry about emergency response costs or property damage claims spiking right now.

Home Day Care Expansion

Minimal impact on city budget.

school board election

New board members could mean big changes to how our property taxes are allocated toward school budgets and infrastructure projects.

Business Park Landscaping Standards

The cost of compliance for developers may change depending on the final landscaping requirements adopted.

Resolution 2026-43: Interim Budget

Ordinance 2026-17: James Way Vacation

Ordinance 2026-18: Alarm Appeal Process

Resolution 2026-35: Retirement Contribution Pickup

Resolution 2026-39: Well 5 Upgrades

Resolution 2026-36: Insurance Coverage

Resolution 2026-37: Welcome Sign Agreement

Resolution 2026-38: Sewer Bond Consulting

Resolution 2026-40: Surplus Equipment

Invoices & Purchase Orders

Resolution 2026-41: Budget Amendments

Resolution 2026-04: FY 2026-2027 Budget Adoption

Approval of June 3, 2026, Minutes

I wasn't here, so I'm going to abstain.

Ordinance 2026-11: Landscaping and Water Conservation

Resolution 2026-26: Tentative Budget Adoption

Resolution 2026-27: Property Tax Intent

Ordinance 2026-10: False Alarm Enforcement

Resolution 2026-24: J-U-B Engineers Agreement

Resolution 2026-25: Surplus Property Disposal

Ordinance 2026-11: Landscaping and Water Conservation

Resolution 2026-26: Tentative Budget Adoption

Resolution 2026-27: Truth in Taxation Intent

Ordinance 2026-10: False Alarm Enforcement

Resolution 2026-24: JUB Engineers Agreement

Resolution 2026-25: Surplus Fire Truck

Resolution 2026-02: Tentative Budget Adoption

Approval of February 18, 2026 Minutes

Ordinance 2026-09: Animal Control Code Amendment

Resolution 2026-21: J-U-B Engineers Agreement

Resolution 2026-22: 200 West Waterline Replacement

Motion to move to a closed meeting

Resolution 2026-23: Library HVAC Upgrades

Invoice Approval: Water Right Credits

Motion to enter closed meeting

Ordinance 2026-09: Animal Control Code Amendment

Resolution 2026-21: JUB Engineers Agreement

Resolution 2026-22: 200 West Waterline Replacement

Resolution 2026-23: Library HVAC Upgrade

Invoice Approval: Water Rights Purchase

Motion to move to a closed meeting

Ordinance 2025-32: RV Parking at Homeless Shelters

Ordinance 2026-07: Water Rights Exactions

Ordinance 2026-08: Residential Vehicle Parking

Resolution 2026-16: Museum Advisory Board Appointment

Resolution 2026-17: Well Project Change Order