Employee Recognition Luncheon will recognize employee's service with the City.
Historic Preservation Commission will consider applications for 111 N. Main for change to garage door; 215, 217 E. Broadway & 461 S. Thompson for placement of new sign. Discussion regarding the matrix & whether staff should approve signage rather than the Commission.
Farmer's Market (morning @ Community Center 9-11:30am & afternoon @ Hitch Lot 4-7pm)
Local Government Selfie Day is a celebration of public service showcasing pride in local government institutions.
Urban Redevelopment Corporation will consider 353 Tax Abatement applications for project @ 111 N. Main Street, former Crowley Furniture. The project will include electrical upgrades, roof repair, plumbing, tuckpointing, new windows & doors, HVAC, painting & wood rot repair, sidewalk replacement prepping for 5 residential apartments & 2 commercial spaces which qualifies for 100% abatement for 10 years & 50% abatement for 5 years, project is estimated to cost $361,000 & project @ 115 E. Broadway Street, Other Trails, to include improvements to entryway front window & door, HVAC, courtyard & interior improvements which qualifies for 100% abatement for 10 years, project is estimated to cost $27,000.
City Council issues under development for future council agenda include
- Declare Board Vacancies to be filled - Board of Zoning Adjustment, Capital Improvements, Community Center Board, Economic Development Boards, Historic Preservation Commission, Hospital Board of Trustees, Housing Authority, Planning & Zoning, Public Safety Sales Tax,
- presentation of July Financials;
- Agreements with Army Corps of Engineers to fund sewer service improvements & agreement with McClure Engineering to update bid documents for sewer service improvements.
- Budgets for review include Sales Tax Funds: Capital Improvement, Transportation Trust & Public Safety; Federal Forfeitures & Grants Management, Construction Services, Cemetery, & Tax Increment Financings (Golf Clubhouse & Elms Hotel).
