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July 13, 2026, Council Meeting

Published: Jul 13, 2026

Parks & EnvironmentInfrastructure

Recreation Village Proposal to Appear on November 2026 Ballot

The council is considering placing a proposal for a Recreation Village on the November 2026 ballot. This initiative aims to fund necessary capital improvements and future enhancements for city parks, including pool renovations and boardwalk reconstruction. The proposed millage would provide a dedicated revenue stream for park maintenance and upgrades, addressing an annual funding gap of approximately $400,000. The millage would generate an estimated $3.9 million in revenue over seven years, potentially offering a tax decrease to residents compared to the expiring 2007 bond.

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

Express Waste Services Awarded Contract for Waste Collection

The council awarded a contract for recycling, rubbish, and yard waste collection services to Express Waste Services. This decision followed an RFP process where two bids were received after the initial bid opening yielded only one non-competitive bid. An ad hoc committee, including council members, interviewed both Priority Waste and Express Waste Services and recommended Express Waste due to concerns about Priority Waste's inconsistent service levels. Key factors favoring Express Waste included their proposed staffing model, use of AI software, positive references, and a rewards program. While Express Waste's bid was slightly higher than Priority Waste's monthly rate, the committee found their overall proposal more aligned with the city's needs.

Parks & EnvironmentInstitutional

Trombly School Project Update: Residents Urged to Engage in Advocacy and Upcoming Election

An update was provided on the Trombly School project, with Council Member Cfield reporting that there have been no significant changes beyond ongoing school board discussions. Plant Moran had indicated design guidelines for enhancements should be completed by now to allow for bidding by late 2026 or early 2027. A verbal response from the school board indicated they are on track with their timeline. Residents are encouraged to advocate concerns through the facilities committee, board of education meetings (July 27th, August 17th), and superintendent listening sessions. The upcoming school board election in November is highlighted as a key opportunity for residents to influence discussions about Trombly and potential consolidation.

OtherAll

Regular Agenda Approved, Including Public Safety Director Contract and Small Cell Permit

The council approved the regular agenda for the evening, which included the approval of the current public safety director contract as item six and the small cell wireless permit application as item seven, following an amendment to the agenda.

Zoning And Land UseInfrastructure

Small Cell Wireless Pole Permit Approved with Height Review Contingency

The council considered a permit application for a 40-foot utility pole with a small cell antenna at 15425 Harper. State law limits municipal authority over such deployments, prohibiting discretionary zoning measures. However, city ordinances require city council approval. Staff recommended approval, citing compliance with state requirements and city ordinances. A key point of discussion was the discrepancy between the proposed 40-foot pole and a city ordinance limiting poles in residential areas to 33 feet. The council ultimately approved the permit, contingent on city administration's final review of the pole height, allowing flexibility to address the ordinance concern.

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