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The change would let taxpayers and business owners, not just residents, serve on the Downtown Development Authority board.
The council's October 29 meeting agenda includes a proposal to consider going into executive session, a closed-door portion of the meeting.
The city council included a real estate matter on the agenda for an October 2025 called meeting, though the record does not specify the property or action involved.
City rules governing signs may be updated after a council member raised concerns, which could affect what businesses and residents can post.
The city council has gone into executive session twice this year to discuss a real estate matter, but no public vote or outcome on the matter itself has…
A resident told the city council he still has no timeline for answers about a city engineering proposal.
The city says it will seek a building inspector, a role tied to overseeing construction and permitting.
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