Milton
Upcoming
City Council
The City Council will consider approving Amendment #1 to the Framework professional services agreement for on-call planning and land use services. The consent agenda includes approval of checks and vouchers totaling $859,677.17 and payroll disbursements of $307,007.08, as well as Resolution 26-2003. Additionally, the council will recognize the Employee of the Month and a police officer.
- Consent agenda: checks/vouchers $859,677.17 and payroll $307,007.08
- Resolution 26-2003 (details not provided in agenda)
- Frameworks Agreement Amendment #1 (action item)
Planning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing and consider recommending a comprehensive plan amendment and zoning map amendment for 2801 Redwood St, changing its designation from Urban Residential Mixed Use to Uptown Mixed Use. They will also review and recommend updates to the six-year capital improvement plan for city facilities and utilities.
- Public hearing and decision on PLN2026-0002: Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 2801 Redwood St (parcel 0420044105)
- Public hearing and decision on PLN2026-0004: Zoning Map Amendment from URM to UMX for same parcel
- Private application by Rory Skinner requesting Future Land Use Map change to Uptown Mixed Use
- Draft 2026-2031 capital projects: City Hall retrofit ($100,000), electric overhead-to-underground conversion ($711,000), electric asset replacement ($1,230,000)
- Joint city council/planning commission meeting scheduled July 13 to discuss tree ordinance (noted from prior minutes)
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Events Committee
The committee will receive updates from subcommittees on Milton Days, the 4th of July celebration, and planning for the Santa Parade and Tree Lighting, including coordination with the Police Department. No votes on contracts or ordinances are scheduled.
- Milton Days Subcommittee updates
- 4th of July Subcommittee updates
- Santa Parade, Tree Lighting coordination with Police Nils Luckman
The Events Committee heard updates on Milton Days and 4th of July preparations, including vendor availability, entertainment contracts, and sponsorship progress. No votes were taken on new business. The committee discussed a scheduling conflict for the Santa Parade due to Fire Department unavailability.
- Approved minutes of May 12, 2026 (4-0)
- Excused Cheryl Reid (4-0)
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution for the Six Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and a construction plan for Hill Tower Park Phase I. The body will also interview candidates to fill a vacant council seat and address budget and contract amendments.
- Public hearing and action on the Six Year TIP (Resolution 26-1997)
- Action on Hill Tower Park Construction Plan Phase I
- Budget Amendment Ordinance 2142-26
- Approval of claims totaling $456,557.97 and payroll of $633,811.05
- Interviews for Council Position #7