Geneseo public meetings in 2025
38 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council will vote on awarding two water infrastructure contracts: painting and repairs to the 500,000-gallon elevated water storage tank for $493,250 to Clearcreek Coatings, LTD., and drilling a test well for $187,000 to Gingerich Well & Pump Service, LLC. The council will also consider two TIF-related resolutions: an inducement resolution for Freedom Barricade Services at 1000 W. Main Street and an inducement resolution and services agreement with PGAV for TIF exploration on Ford Rd. and Chicago Street.
- Approve $493,250 bid to Clearcreek Coatings for water tank painting and repairs
- Approve $187,000 bid to Gingerich Well & Pump Service for test well drilling
- R-25-20: Route 6 TIF inducement resolution for Freedom Barricade Services at 1000 W. Main Street
- R-25-21 and PGAV contract for Ford Rd. & Chicago Street TIF exploration
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving several infrastructure contracts and resolutions, including bids for water tower rehabilitation and a new test well, as well as TIF-related agreements. They will also vote on routine items like the treasurer's report, consent agenda, and city bills.
- Bid recommendation: Clearcreek Coatings, LTD for North Water Tower Rehabilitation at $493,250.00
- Bid recommendation: Gingerich Well & Pump Service, LLC for 6th Water Test Well Drilling at $187,000.00
- R-25-20: Route 6 TIF Inducement Resolution for Freedom Barricade Services
- R-25-21: Inducement Resolution & PGAV Contract for Ford Rd. & Chicago Street TIF Exploration
- Lease agreement with Senator Arellano for office space at $310.00 per month
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will consider recommending approval of several resolutions and contracts to the City Council, including a $1.9 million bid for the N. State Street Phase #2 project, a $29,500 TIF consulting proposal, and a resolution to continue the Chamber of Commerce funding and event fee schedule. The committee will also vote on the 2026 meeting schedule and cancel the December 23 meeting. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker.
- Bid from Walter D. Laud Inc. for $1,897,214 for N. State Street Phase #2 project
- IMEG engineering services proposal for $325,400 for N. State Street Phase #2
- PGAV TIF consulting services proposal for $29,500
- R-25-18: Chamber of Commerce 1% funding contribution and large event fee schedule (e.g., Music Fest $500, Christmas Walk $750)
- R-25-19: 2026 schedule of meetings; cancellation of 12/23/25 Committee of the Whole meeting
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council is holding a special meeting to consider several financial items, including a proposed 4.99% tax levy increase for fiscal year 2026, which would raise $86,560 more than the previous year. The council will also vote on abating general obligation bonds, hiring a TIF consultant, and approving bids for the N. State Street Phase #2 project.
- O-25-15: Tax Levy for FY 2026, a 4.99% increase ($86,560) to $1,817,650 total levy
- Ordinances O-25-16 through O-25-18: Abatement of General Obligation Bonds
- TIF Consultant Proposal: PGAV for $29,500
- N. State St. Phase #2 Project: Walter D. Laud Inc. bid of $1,897,214 and IMEG engineering services for $325,400
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving the 2026 fiscal year budget, a tax levy for fiscal year 2026, and ordinances to abate general obligation bonds. The council will also review the treasurer's report, approve consent agenda items including a facade grant for Hanford Insurance, and discuss updates to the personnel policy manual.
- O-25-14: 2026 Fiscal Year Budget
- O-25-15: Tax Levy for Fiscal Year 2026
- O-25-16 through O-25-18: Abatement of General Obligation Bonds
- Facade Grant Application for Hanford Insurance up to $7,085.75
- Facade Grant Applications for 100 & 127 S State Street up to $10,000 each
Public Hearing
The Geneseo City Council is holding a public hearing to consider Ordinance O-25-14, which adopts the 2026 fiscal year budget for all corporate purposes. The budget covers January 1 through December 31, 2026, and includes revenue and expenditure projections for the General Fund and other funds. The council will vote on the ordinance after the hearing.
- Public hearing on 2026 Fiscal Year Budget (Ordinance O-25-14)
- General Fund revenues projected at $3,842,440 for 2026
- General Fund expenditures projected at $4,583,926.90, resulting in a deficit of $741,486.90
- Transfer to Public Works Street Fund increases from $485,050 to $1,753,734.60
- Street maintenance budget increases from $70,000 to $1,371,800
Police Pension Board
The Geneseo Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting to review investment reports, approve bills, discuss a cash management policy, and set 2026 meeting dates. The board will also consider trustee training fees and any retirement or disability applications. The agenda is largely routine, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.
- Review of Sawyer Falduto Asset Management and IPOPIF investment reports
- Approval of monthly financial report and bills from Lauterbach & Amen
- Discussion of cash management policy and 2026 monthly withdrawal instructions
- Approval of trustee training registration fees and reimbursable expenses
- Adoption of Municipal Compliance Report and establishment of 2026 board meeting dates
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will review the proposed 2026 budget, consider updates to the Personnel Policy Manual, and discuss hiring a TIF consultant. They will also consider a resolution for an intergovernmental cooperation contract with the Illinois Municipal League Risk Management Association and a facade grant application for 119 S. State Street.
- 2026 Budget Presentation with detailed fund revenues and expenditures
- R-25-16: Intergovernmental Cooperation Contract with Illinois Municipal League Risk Management Association
- R-25-17: Updates to the Personnel Policy Manual
- Discussion on Request for Proposals for TIF Consulting Firm
- Facade Grant Application for 119 S. State Street up to $7,085.75
Board of Police Commission Special Meeting
The Geneseo Board of Police Commission is meeting to discuss the new hire and lateral list process, as well as sergeant testing. The board will also enter a closed session to discuss background investigations of specific employees, as permitted by Illinois law. This is a routine personnel-related meeting with no public votes on specific items listed.
- Open new hire and lateral list process
- Sergeant testing discussion
- Closed session for background investigations (5 ILCS 120/2(c)(1))
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will vote on a 5-year solid waste collection agreement with Republic Services (2026-2030) and associated fee schedule updates, plus approve the water, sewer, and electric rate schedule (O-25-10). They will also consider ordinances on nuisance weeds/grass, a BYOB license for service businesses, and a grocery tax amendment. The agenda includes routine reports, consent agenda items, and an executive session to review closed-session minutes.
- Republic Services contract 2026-2030 with fee schedule updates
- O-25-10: Schedule of Water, Sewer, & Electric Rates
- O-25-12: Amendments to Chapter 24 on nuisance weeds & grass
- O-25-11/R-25-13: Adding a Service Business BYOB License
- O-25-13: Amendment to grocery retailers' occupation tax
Public Hearing
The Geneseo City Council is holding a public hearing to consider amending Chapter 10, Article 3 of the City Code to add a new 'Class J' Service Business BYOB License for alcoholic beverage sales. The meeting includes roll call, the hearing, and adjournment.
- Public hearing on adding Class J Service Business BYOB License to Chapter 10, Article 3
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review a utility rate study and consider recommending ordinances to the City Council, including water and sewer rate increases for 2026. They will also discuss adding a BYOB license for service businesses, amending nuisance weed and grass regulations, and adjusting the 2025 meeting schedule. The meeting includes public comment periods and approval of city and utility bills.
- Water rate increases: 10% on minimum charge (up to 1500 gallons), 4% for 1501+ gallons, 10% on 5/8" & 3/4" service lines
- Outside city limits rates change from 2x to 2.5x in-city rates
- Capital improvement charge increases to $15.61/month (from $15.05)
- Sewer rates: 5% increase on all base and variable charges in city limits
- Ordinance O-25-11: Adding a Service Business BYOB License
Plan/Zoning Board
The Geneseo Plan/Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a variance request from Brandon Schnowske to split the parcel at 302 E. Chestnut St. into two lots of 67' and 65' width, each 10' narrower than the standard 75' requirement. The board will also approve the minutes from the August 19, 2025 meeting. The agenda includes one substantive item; the rest is procedural.
- Public hearing and vote on variance application ARCP-25-062 for 302 E. Chestnut St.
- Proposed split creates two parcels: 67' (with existing home) and 65' (new home planned)
- Variance of 10' from the standard 75' minimum lot width
- Approval of August 19, 2025 meeting minutes
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider directing staff to bring a new 5-year Republic Services refuse contract (2026-2030) for approval, with water, sanitary, and electric rate decisions to be determined. They will also review a presentation on the 2024 crime report and vote on a revised plat layout for the Olivia Drive Condominium Use District, allowing both triplex and duplex structures. The consent agenda includes approval of previous minutes, a facade improvement grant application, sale of surplus police radios, and board appointments.
- Motion to direct staff to bring a new 5-year Republic Services contract (2026-2030) for approval; utility rates to be determined
- Presentation: 2024 Crime Report Comparison by Deputy Chief Gene Karzin
- Motion to approve new plat layout for Olivia Drive CUD, allowing triplex and duplex structures
- Facade Improvement Grant Application - State Street Development LLC (ARCP-25-058)
- R-25-11: Sale of Surplus Property - PD Radios
Board of Police Commission
The Geneseo Board of Police Commission will discuss the results of lateral interviews and new hire testing, assign a background investigator for candidates, and receive an update on Officer Joe Calhoun. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of the previous meeting's minutes.
- Discussion on results of lateral interviews and new hire testing and interviews
- Assign background investigator for lateral and new hire backgrounds
- Update on Ofc Joe Calhoun
- Approval of minutes of March 18, 2025 regular meeting
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving resolutions R-25-09 and R-25-10 regarding Prairie Park, including terminating the 2015 agreement with Friends of Off-Road Cycling (FORC) for a trail system that was never built. The council will also discuss a proposed agreement between the Police Department and Geneseo Fire District to use the former Civil Defense Building as a training facility.
- Motion to approve R-25-09 & R-25-10 (Prairie Park rules, mapping, agreements)
- Termination of 2015 agreement with Friends of Off-Road Cycling (FORC) for trail system
- Proposed Police/Fire training facility at former Civil Defense Building
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will hear presentations on the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan and the 2024 crime report, and will consider recommending approval of a facade improvement grant, sale of surplus police radios, and board appointments. The meeting also includes public comment periods and payment of city bills.
- Facade Improvement Grant for 101 S State Street up to $10,000
- Sale of surplus PD radios (R-25-11)
- Appointments to city boards (R-25-12)
- 2024 Crime Report comparison by Deputy Chief Gene Karzin
- Capital Improvement Plan 2026-2030 with major projects like $10M phosphorus removal and $8.5M water treatment facility
Plan/Zoning Board
The Plan/Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and consider recommending approval of a significant change to the approved Condominium Use District (CUD) layout for the Olivia Drive development. The proposed new plat would replace the original plan of nine triplexes and one duplex with three triplexes and seven duplexes, and includes a request for a side-yard setback variance. The board will also vote on approving the minutes from the May 28, 2025 meeting.
- Public hearing on Olivia Drive Condominium Plat Plan Changes
- Recommend approval of new plat layout for Olivia Drive CUD by Affinity Growth Community Developers
- Proposed change: 3 triplex and 7 duplex structures (was 9 triplex, 1 duplex)
- Request for side-yard setback variance on west end of property
- Approval of May 28, 2025 minutes
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving two facade improvement grants of up to $10,000 each, for Local Motive at 126 E 1st Street and Betcher LLC at 119 E 2nd Street, the latter with a waiver of preferred uses. They will also vote on the Treasurer's Report, capital asset reports, meeting minutes, and payment of city and utility bills. The agenda includes routine reports from the Chamber of Commerce, city engineer, and department heads, plus public comment periods.
- Facade grant up to $10,000 for Local Motive, 126 E 1st Street
- Facade grant up to $10,000 for Betcher LLC, 119 E 2nd Street, with waiver of preferred uses
- Approval of Treasurer's Report and Capital Asset Reports as of 7/31/25
- Approval of minutes from 07/08/25 Regular Council, 07/22/25 Committee of the Whole, and 07/22/25 Special City Council
- Approval of city and utility bills as presented
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council is holding a special meeting to consider four administrative items: accepting a $221,236.10 bid for 2025 HMA overlay work, purchasing a generator for Well #33, approving an RFP for residential refuse services, and continuing the Pedestrian Bridge project at Oakwood Landing with up to $250,000 in local funds. All items are up for a vote.
- Accept Brandt Construction bid of $221,236.10 for 2025 HMA Overlay Work on Chicago St.-Grange Rd, Weber Dr.-N 2250th Ave., and S. Stewart St.
- Purchase generator for Well #33 from Rock River Electric for $43,470.00, paid from Water Dept. fund balance
- Approve RFP document for residential refuse collection services
- Continue Pedestrian Bridge Project at Oakwood Landing using up to $250,000 from 2025 local budget
Police Pension Board
The Geneseo Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting to review investment reports, approve bills, and discuss the cash management policy. They will also consider approving regular retirement benefits for Timothy Steines, review the actuarial valuation and tax levy request, and elect board officers.
- Approve regular retirement benefits – Timothy Steines
- Review/Approve – Actuarial Valuation and Tax Levy Request
- Discussion/Possible Action – Cash Management Policy
- Approval of Trustee Training Registration Fees and Reimbursable Expenses
- Board Officer Elections – President, Vice President, Secretary and Assistant Secretary
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will discuss and recommend actions on several items, including directing staff on Prairie Park operations and terminating the 2015 FORC trail agreement, approving a $43,470 generator for Well #33, and approving an RFP for residential refuse services. The committee will also review the 2024 audit fund tie-out and consider moving into executive session for litigation.
- Motion to direct staff on Prairie Park Operations and bring resolutions for Intergovernmental Agreement with Fire District and termination of FORC agreement to Special Council Meeting on 08/26/25
- Generator purchase for Well #33 from Rock River Electric for $43,470.00, paid from Water Dept. fund balance
- RFP approval for residential refuse collection services
- Review of 2024 Audit/Funds Tie Out, including Zions Bank paying agent invoice
- Swearing in of Kelly Sullivan as Sergeant
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider several administrative items, including a 5-year license agreement with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, amendments to the solid waste ordinance with fee changes, and a pedestrian bridge project at Oakwood Landing. The council will also approve the treasurer's report, capital asset reports, and city bills, and handle consent agenda items such as surplus property declaration for police bicycles.
- License Agreement with IDNR for 5-year term (09/01/25-08/31/2030)
- O-25-09: Amendments to Chapter 30 Solid Waste with fee schedule change
- Pedestrian Bridge at Oakwood Landing (to be determined)
- R-25-08: Surplus Property Declaration - PD Bicycles
- Approval of City bills and Treasurer's Report
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 30 (Solid Waste) of the city code, including new fees for private tree companies using the burn pile, and receive a presentation on the city power plant operations. The committee will also consider recommending approval of a budgeted pedestrian bridge project at Oakwood Landing and a resolution to declare police department bikes as surplus property. The meeting includes routine items such as payment of bills and public comment periods.
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 30: Solid Waste, including $3,000 annual fee and $400 48-hour pass for outside entities at burn pile
- Power plant operations presentation by Electric Director Eric Rowold
- Motion to recommend approval of budgeted Pedestrian Bridge Project at Oakwood Landing using grant, donated, and city funds
- R-25-08: Surplus property authorization for police department bikes
- Payment of city and utility bills as presented
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving the 2024 fiscal year audit, a zoning classification change for two parcels, and amendments to solid waste ordinances with fee schedule updates. The meeting also includes routine items like the treasurer's report, consent agenda, and payment of bills.
- Approval of 2024 Fiscal Year Audit by Lauterbach & Amen
- Zoning change from B4 to B3 for parcels 08-21-207-002 and 08-21-207-003
- Amendments to Chapter 30 (Solid Waste) and City Fee Schedule
- Ordinance O-25-06 amending municipal grocery tax
- Proclamation: National Community is Stronger Than Cancer Day
Plan/Zoning Board
The Geneseo Plan/Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and consider recommending a zoning change for parcels 08-21-207-002 and 08-21-207-003 on East 1st Street from B4 (light industrial) to B3 (central business). The change is requested by Jeremy Dodge of Today's Builders, who purchased the properties from the city in March 2025 under a redevelopment agreement. The board will also approve minutes from the December 16, 2024 meeting.
- Public hearing and vote on rezoning parcels 08-21-207-002 and 08-21-207-003 from B4 to B3
- Request by Jeremy Dodge of Today's Builders for zoning change on East 1st Street
- Properties sold to Dodge by City of Geneseo in March 2025 under redevelopment agreement
- Approval of minutes from December 16, 2024 meeting
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider approving an independent contractor agreement with local artist Jamie Sullivan to place two temporary sculptures on city property. The art is part of a state-funded public art initiative combining sculpture and geo-caching. The agreement involves no cost to the city and includes insurance requirements.
- Motion to approve Independent Contractor Agreement for Public Art (ARCP-25-035)
- Two sculptures to be placed on city grounds, installed May 28, 2025, removed by December 31, 2025
- Contractor must maintain $500,000 general liability insurance
- Public comment allowed on agenda items (3 minutes per speaker)
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 30 (Solid Waste) of the city code, including changes to the burn pile and yard waste drop-off rules, and will consider an ordinance to maintain a 1% municipal grocery tax. The committee will also hear an update from the Henry County Tourism Bureau and may recommend items for the June 10 City Council meeting.
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 30: Solid Waste, including eliminating private business access to the burn pile and reducing burning frequency
- O-25-06: Amendment to Chapter 34 to impose a 1% Municipal Grocery Retailers' Occupation Tax and Municipal Grocery Service Occupation Tax
- Burn pile access permits proposed at $150 for 48 hours or $1,000 annually with a $100 key deposit
- Residential leaf drop-off proposed for three Saturday dates (8am-11am) from mid-November to mid-December
- Payment of city and utility bills as presented
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will consider awarding a $54,722 contract to Five Cities Construction for the Chicago/Exchange pedestrian sidewalk connections, and will vote on several consent agenda items including a fund balance policy, forgiveness of interfund loans, and renewal of a parking lot lease. The council will also receive the Treasurer's Report and Capital Asset Reports, and hear public comments. The meeting includes routine reports and approvals, with the sidewalk contract being the most significant financial decision.
- Award $54,722 contract to Five Cities Construction for Exchange St. sidewalk connection
- Consideration of Fund Balance Policy (ARCP-25-031)
- Forgiveness of interfund loans (R-25-07, ARCP-25-030)
- Renewal of lease for City Hall North Parking Lot (ARCP-25-029)
- Approval of Treasurer's Report and Capital Asset Reports as of 4/30/25
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several administrative items, including a 20-year lease extension for the City Hall North parking lot. Members will also consider a new fund balance policy and the forgiveness of an interfund loan.
- 20-year lease renewal for City Hall North parking lot (parcel 08-21-138-044) with ComEd
- Forgiveness of a $254,797 interfund loan from the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund to the General Fund
- Proposed Fund Balance Policy requiring six months of operating expenses in reserve
- Monthly City Engineering Report
- Approval of city and utility bills
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for recommendation to the City Council, including a sidewalk replacement project on Exchange Street, a tree care ordinance, declaring surplus property, purchasing electric materials for the N. State Street project, and hiring IMEG for the North Water Tower rehabilitation. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Junior Achievement Day and routine administrative updates.
- Exchange Street sidewalk replacement from Division to Chicago, estimated at $79,682
- Chicago Street sidewalk cost estimate from Exchange to Wells, $134,910
- O-25-05: Tree Care Guidelines ordinance
- R-25-05: Surplus property declaration
- R-25-06: Purchase of electric materials for N. State Street project
Board of Police Commission
The Geneseo Board of Police Commission is meeting to approve minutes from previous meetings and discuss updates on Officer Calhoun, the new hire list, commission training, and the lateral list. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.
- Approval of minutes from September 3, 2024, October 4, 2024, and November 13, 2024 meetings
- Update on Officer Calhoun
- Update on new hire list
- Discussion of commission training
- Discussion of lateral list
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will vote on several items, including a contract for a mural at Richmond Hill Park, selection of a contractor for the park's stage design and construction, and approval of the 2025 zoning map. The council will also consider routine financial reports, consent agenda items, and payment of city bills.
- Contract for a mural at Richmond Hill Park with the Geneseo Chamber of Commerce
- Proposal selection for Richmond Hill Park stage design and construction
- O-25-04: Adoption of 2025 Zoning Map
- R-25-03: Net Metering Annual Avoided Cost Credit - Electric
- R-25-04: Re-Appointment of Eric Henderson to the Police Pension Board
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will discuss and recommend several items for City Council approval, including setting the 2025 net metering avoided cost credit for solar customers, adopting the 2025 zoning map, and approving a contract for a mural at Richmond Hill Park. The committee will also consider bypassing the standard bid process to contract with Putnam County Painting for the North Water Tower project and discuss an intergovernmental agreement with the school district for a camera installation. The meeting includes public comment periods and a move into executive session for personnel and litigation matters.
- Resolution R-25-03 sets net metering avoided cost credit at $0.0379 per kWh for 2025
- Ordinance O-25-04 adopts the 2025 Zoning Map
- Direct staff to contract with Putnam County Painting for North Water Tower rehabilitation, bypassing standard bid process
- Discuss intergovernmental agreement with Geneseo School District for camera on city right-of-way
- Contract with Geneseo Chamber of Commerce for mural at Richmond Hill Park
Committee of the Whole
The Geneseo Committee of the Whole will consider Resolution R-25-01 to waive competitive bidding and authorize competitive proposals for the design and construction of a new stage structure at Richmond Hill Park. The project, a heavy timber pavilion on a 20' x 30' concrete slab, is funded by capital funds, grants, and donations, and is being assisted by a Girl Scouts Gold Award student. The council will also pay city and utility bills as presented.
- R-25-01: Waive competitive bidding and approve competitive proposals for Richmond Hill Park Stage design and construction
- RFP for stage structure due February 24, 2025 at 3pm; proposals opened February 25, 2025
- Stage to be a pitched heavy timber structure on 20' x 30' concrete slab with retaining wall, north of Florence Love Wildflower Garden
- Payment of city and utility bills as presented
Police Pension Board
The Geneseo Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine pension fund business, including approving minutes, reviewing investment reports, and discussing a cash management policy. The board will also consider a new membership application, approve annual cost-of-living adjustments for pensioners, and review trustee term expirations.
- Review investment reports from Sawyer Falduto Asset Management and IPOPIF/Verus Advisory
- Discussion/possible action on Cash Management Policy
- Application for membership from Joseph Calhoun
- Approve annual cost of living adjustments for pensioners
- Review trustee term expirations and election procedures
Special City Council
The Geneseo City Council is holding a special meeting to consider two items: approving a 5-year farm lease for 11 acres at the renewable energy site (18998 IL HWY 82) to Tim Gould for $235/acre, and authorizing the use of competitive proposals for the Richmond Hill Park stage design and construction. The lease requires a 3/4 vote of the corporate authorities.
- O-25-01: Approve 5-year farm lease to Tim Gould for 11 acres at renewable energy site, $235/acre, soybeans/alfalfa
- R-25-01: Approve use of competitive proposals for Richmond Hill Park stage design and construction
- Public comment limited to agenda items, 3 minutes per speaker
Regular Council
The Geneseo City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 14, 2025, with several action items including approving a farm lease for 11 acres at the Renewable Energy Site, vacating an easement on Spring Street, and approving a one-year office lease with Senator Arellano at $295 per month. The council will also receive reports from the Chamber of Commerce, city engineer, and finance director, and consider approval of the treasurer's report, capital asset reports, meeting minutes, and city bills.
- O-25-01: Farm Lease Agreement for 11 acres at the Renewable Energy Site (requires 3/4 vote)
- O-25-02: Vacating an easement on Spring Street
- Senator Arellano office lease: 01/09/25-01/08/26 at $295/month
- Treasurer's Report and Capital Asset Reports as of 12/31/24
- 2024 Building & Inspections Projects presentation by Rick Mills