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City Council - Jul 20 2026

Published: Jul 20, 2026

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Iowa State University to Conduct Soil Testing in Waverly

Iowa State University's Department of Agronomy will conduct soil testing across approximately a dozen public properties and some private properties in Waverly starting the first week of August. The testing involves taking soil borings to analyze deep soil properties, focusing on lawn drainage and how construction has affected soil composition and drainage over the years.

Community DevelopmentResidential

City Supports Waverly Medical Park LLC's Housing Tax Credit Extension Request

The council considered and approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a letter of support for Waverly Medical Park LLC's application to the Iowa Economic Development Authority for an extension of their workforce housing tax credit award. Kevin Fitzro of Panther Builders explained that the extension is needed for the first phase of the project (40 houses) due to initial weather delays, with a second phase (18 homes) having more time. The project aims to add a total of 58 homes, with 16 lots already sold and 14 houses under construction.

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City Council Reviews Ordinance on Dangerous Animal Definition

The council is considering Ordinance 1180 for a second reading, which amends Waverly Municipal Code section 67.91, specifically the definition of 'dangerous animal'.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Council Approves Property Conveyance to Bartles Lutheran Retirement Community

The city council reviewed and approved resolutions related to the conveyance of real property to Bartles Lutheran Retirement Community and the associated purchase and development agreement. Paula Guys, CEO of Bartles Lutheran Retirement Community, addressed concerns about the transition, emphasizing their long-standing service to seniors and plans to add middle-market options. Council members discussed property tax implications, clarifying that Bartles, as a nonprofit, does pay property taxes except on certain specialized care facilities, and that this development is expected to contribute to the property tax rolls. The council affirmed their commitment to ensuring the quality of life for current residents is sustained.

Community DevelopmentResidential

Public Infrastructure Accepted for Stone Meadows Addition

The city council accepted the public infrastructure for the Stone Meadows addition within the Stone Meadows subdivision. This action signifies that the infrastructure meets city standards and can be formally incorporated into the city's system.

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