Wasilla public meetings in 2023

City Council Special

The City Council will discuss recommended goals and initiatives for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. The meeting also includes a presentation of the FY2022 financial audit and a proposed budget amendment for technology services.

• Discussion on FY2025 and FY2026 goals and initiatives
• Presentation of FY2022 Comprehensive Annual Financial Audit by BDO, USA, LLP
• Acceptance of FY2022 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Ordinance 24-02: $216,000 appropriation for Technology Fund workflow assessment and ERP system selection

Planning Commission Regular - 14 Nov 2023 - CANCELLED

The regular meeting of the Wasilla Planning Commission, originally scheduled for November 14, 2023, at 6:00 P.M., was cancelled. No business was conducted.

City Council Regular

The City Council is considering a $5,000,000 State of Alaska legislative grant for Wasilla Municipal Airport improvements, including a runway extension. They are also reviewing a $165,000 budget amendment to cover cost overruns for the 2023-24 roads paving contract.

• Ordinance 23-26: $5,000,000 State of Alaska legislative grant for Wasilla Municipal Airport improvements
• Ordinance 23-25: $165,000 budget appropriation for 2023-24 roads paving cost overruns
• AM 23-59: $165,000 contract amendment to Big Dipper Construction, Inc. for paving overruns
• AM 23-56: $156,210 contract award to Swickard Alaska II, LLC for three Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles
• AM 23-58: $162,607.28 contract amendment to Northern Insulation Solutions Inc. for reservoir repairs

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Wasilla Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss a proposed fitness course on the Menard Trail and set the 2024 meeting schedule. The agenda also includes unfinished business regarding the Parks Passport program.

• Discussion of fitness course on Menard Trail
• Establishment of 2024 Parks & Recreation meeting dates
• Unfinished business regarding Parks Passport

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding $60,593.58 for emergency ice rink refrigeration repairs. The meeting also includes the administration of oaths for new council members and a mayoral proclamation for Veterans Day.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 23-24: $60,593.58 for ice rink R-22 refrigerant repairs
• Proposed Ordinance 23-25: $165,000 for paving contract costs
• Proposed Ordinance 23-26: $5,000,000 state grant for Wasilla Municipal Airport improvements
• Resolution 23-36: Petitioning for 20 additional restaurant or eating place licenses
• AM 23-52: Up to $472,000 for road equipment and operator services

Airport Advisory Commission Regular

The City of Wasilla is awarding a contract to Neeser Construction Inc. to expand Apron E at the municipal airport. The project will increase the apron size from 216,000 to approximately 230,000 square feet through excavation, grading, and paving.

• Contract award to Neeser Construction Inc. for $3,903,826
• Expansion of Apron E from 216,000 to 230,000 square feet
• Funding via FAA discretionary grants and the 2024 Capital Improvement Program
• Project includes excavation of 92,000 cubic yards of material
• Update on Wasilla Airport Master Plan schedule

CANCELLED - Planning Commission Regular

The regular meeting of the Wasilla Planning Commission scheduled for October 10, 2023, has been cancelled. No business was conducted or scheduled for this session.

City Council Regular

The City Council will consider reclassifying the City Planner position and amending the FY2024 budget to cover finance department vacancies. The agenda also includes contract awards for a new snowblower and a citywide telephone system upgrade.

• Ordinance 23-21: Designating City Planner as a confidential/managerial position
• Ordinance 23-22: Appropriating $45,170 for Finance Department professional services and wages
• Ordinance 23-24: Appropriating $60,593.58 for ice rink R-22 refrigerant repairs
• AM 23-49: $239,759 contract for a MT7 Trackless Snowblower
• AM 23-50: $75,226.67 contract for a citywide telephone system upgrade

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for an existing single-family home. The applicant seeks relief from the 25-foot rear yard setback requirement due to the lot's shape and topography. City staff has recommended denial of the request.

• Public Hearing: Variance V23-03 for 2001 W. Sunday Circle
• Committee of the Whole: Discussion of landscaping amendments (23-01 and 23-13)
• Review of Permit and Code Enforcement logs

City Council Regular

The Wasilla City Council is considering an ordinance to accept $3,978,420 in FAA grant funding for the Apron E expansion at the Wasilla Municipal Airport. The meeting also includes discussions on airport construction contracts, drainage improvements, and refrigerant conversion at the Menard Sports Center.

• Ordinance 23-20: $3,978,420 FAA grant for Apron E expansion at Wasilla Municipal Airport
• AM 23-45: Contract award to Neeser Construction Inc. for up to $3,903,826 for Apron E expansion
• AM 23-48: Contract amendment to HDL Engineering Consultants for up to $517,775
• RS 23-34: $7,490 fund transfer and $132,490 contract to Cool Air Mechanical, Inc. for ice rink refrigerant conversion
• AM 23-46: $199,984 contract to Big Dipper Construction for Herning Avenue and Knik Street drainage

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding rezoning 8.91 acres from commercial to industrial. The meeting also includes discussions on airport apron expansion and various department contracts.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 23-19 to rezone Lot 3, Olympic Addition 1 Subdivision to Industrial
• Introduction of Ordinance 23-20 to appropriate $3,978,420 for Wasilla Municipal Airport apron expansion
• Resolution 23-32 for a lease renewal with the State of Alaska for AMCO office space
• Contract award of $377,155 to BSI Equipment LLC for an avalanche sweeper
• Contract award of $32,550 to Northern Gravel & Trucking LLC for 210 tons of salt

City Council Special - 29 Aug 2023 (Meeting w/Planning Commission on Title 16 Land Development Code)

The Wasilla City Council and Planning Commission are holding a joint meeting to review the 2011 Comprehensive Plan and the Title 16 Land Development Code. The discussion aims to align current land use regulations with the city's long-term growth and development goals. Future action may include directing the City Attorney to prepare proposed amendments to the code.

• Review of the 2011 Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion of the District Use Chart (WMC 16.20.020(A))
• Review of WMC Title 16 Land Development Code provisions
• Potential direction to City Attorney regarding Title 16 amendments

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding updates to how the Police Department handles and disposes of found property. The meeting also includes several contract awards for airport maintenance, facility upgrades, and municipal services.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 23-18 regarding police property disposition and notice procedures
• Proposed zoning change from Commercial to Industrial for Lot 3, Olympic Addition 1 Subdivision
• $46,000 contract for Specialized Pavement Marking for Airport Pavement Maintenance Phase II
• $145,207 contract for Fox Partners, LLC for antenna installation at the Menard Center
• $59,000 contract for Confluence Strategies, Inc. for municipal lobbyist services

City Council Regular

The City Council will consider an ordinance to modernize how the Police Department handles found property, including using social media for public notices. The meeting also includes resolutions regarding FAA grant funding and a contract for sewer effluent pumps.

• Ordinance 23-18: Updates procedures for valuable found property valued at $100 or more
• Resolution 23-30: Authorizes Mayor to execute a Federal Aviation Administration grant agreement
• Resolution 23-31: Transfers $120,000 to provide local match for an FAA grant
• Action Memorandum 23-35: $64,435 contract award to Alaska Roteq Corporation for sewer effluent pumps
• Action Memorandum 23-34: Confirmation of election officials for the 2023 elections

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request to rezone 8.91 acres from Commercial to Industrial. Additionally, the Commission will discuss proposed amendments to city landscaping standards.

• Public hearing for rezone of Lot 3, Olympic Addition 1 Subdivision (8.91 acres) from Commercial to Industrial
• Discussion of WMC 16.33 Landscaping Standards amendments
• Review of City Planner, City Attorney, and Deputy Administrator reports

City Council Regular

The City Council will consider Resolution 23-29 to adopt an updated plan for identifying and prioritizing actions to reduce risks from natural hazards. This update is required every five years to maintain eligibility for federal disaster mitigation funds. The plan was developed in consultation with stakeholders and the Planning Commission.

• Resolution 23-29: Adopting the 2023 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update
• Public hearing regarding the 2023 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update

Airport Advisory Commission Regular

The Commission is reviewing the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) and discussing airport expansion and management. The meeting also addresses a pending airport rate study and previous discussions regarding fee increases for leases and parking.

• Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) presentation
• Airport Rate Study (currently on hold)
• Resolution Serial No. 23-01 regarding fee increases for lease lots, tie-downs, and parking
• Discussion of airport lease lot expansion and development
• Discussion of potential Airport Manager position

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Commission will discuss the delayed rollout of the Parks Passport and a proposal from Sustainable Design Group. Members will also review the current status of the Wasilla Skateboard Park.

• Parks Passport rollout delayed until 2024
• SDG proposal for Parks Passport development
• Skateboard Park status update

Planning Commission Regular

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to rename Crusey Street to Warrior Street. The commission will also consider a request for a short-term rental at 1201 E. Westpoint Drive and a recommendation to update the city's Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Public hearing for Resolution 23-10 to rename Crusey Street to Warrior Street
• Resolution 23-11 regarding the 2023 City of Wasilla Hazard Mitigation Plan update
• Short-term rental request for 1201 E. Westpoint Drive (Ivy’s Lakehouse)
• Review of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Planning Commission agenda

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing to ratify a three-year collective bargaining agreement for Sports Center employees. The meeting also includes several contract awards for janitorial, waste disposal, and IT services.

• Ratification of three-year labor agreement with Alaska District Council of Laborers
• 30-year lease to Flight Level LLC at 3600 West Aviation Avenue
• $120,640 contract for IT support at MATCOM
• $97,675 contract for legal counsel services
• $74,880 contract for janitorial services at City Hall and the Library

City Council Regular

The City Council will consider adopting a long-term economic development strategy for the Greater Wasilla Economic Area. The meeting also includes several resolutions regarding revenue bonds and multiple contract awards for road paving and equipment rentals.

• Adoption of the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)
• Amendments to $55,000,000 and $38,000,000 Southcentral Foundation Project revenue bonds
• $1,065,062 contract award to Big Dipper Construction for the 2023-2024 road paving program
• $63,541.28 contract amendment for Iditapark gravel pathway paving
• $600,629 equipment rental and operator contract extension

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the introduction of a resolution to rename Crusey Street to Warrior Street. Members will also consider a 30-year lease for Flight Level LLC at the Wasilla Airport and a residential variance request.

• Resolution 23-10: Proposal to rename Crusey Street to Warrior Street
• Resolution 23-08: 30-year lease to Flight Level LLC for Wasilla Airport Lot 22 at 3600 W. Aviation Avenue
• Variance #23-01: Side yard setback requests for 161 E. Flag Circle
• Discussion on dog kennel regulations (WMC 16.16.060(J))
• Discussion on landscaping standards amendments (WMC 16.33)

City Council Regular

The City Council is reviewing a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) report and a public hearing regarding candidate advocacy statements. The meeting also includes a contract award for septic tank replacement at Creekside Plaza.

• Public Hearing: Ordinance 23-17 regarding candidate photographs and statements on the city website
• Presentation: Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) update by McKinley Research Group
• Resolution 23-21: Supporting the designation of MVP for Transportation as the Metropolitan Planning Organization
• Action Memorandum 23-21: $151,500 contract award to Dirtworks, Inc. for Creekside Plaza septic tank replacement

City Council Special - 24 May 2023 (SECOND BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING, DELIBERATIONS, AND POSSIBLE ADOPTION OF FY24 BUDGET)

The City Council is holding a public hearing and deliberations regarding Ordinance Serial No. 23-23. This ordinance proposes the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget and the appropriation of funds to carry out the budget.

• Proposed FY2024 total appropriation of $57,033,716
• Proposed General Fund total of $30,663,465
• Proposed Sewer Fund total of $9,529,799
• Proposed Water Fund total of $9,426,985
• Proposed tax levy rate of 0.0 mills

City Council Regular

The City Council is reviewing the proposed $57,033,716 annual budget for Fiscal Year 2024. The meeting also includes discussions on safety grants for parks, police fund transfers, and several equipment purchase contracts.

• Public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget (Ordinance 23-23)
• Acceptance of a $3,300 safety grant for Parks Maintenance Department equipment
• Transfer of $16,100 to the Wasilla Police Department Garage Division
• $62,000 contract for redundant power service to the Spruce Well House
• $57,994 contract for a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado for the Roads Department

City Council Special - 15 May 2023 (FY24 BUDGET DISCUSSION AND DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS)

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and review departmental presentations. This session includes a Committee of the Whole discussion regarding the Water Fund and Airport Fund within Public Works. The meeting is a continuation of a previous budget discussion held on May 10, 2023.

• Proposed FY2024 total appropriation of $57,033,716
• Public Works departmental presentations including Water and Airport funds
• Ordinance 23-23 regarding the adoption of the Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2024
• Proposed General Fund total of $30,663,465

City Council Special - 11 May 2023 (FY24 BUDGET DISCUSSION & DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS)

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and hear departmental presentations. The discussion includes various city services such as public safety, public works, and cultural services.

• Proposed FY2024 total appropriation of $57,033,716
• Public Safety - Patrol appropriation of $5,261,736
• Public Safety - Dispatch appropriation of $5,897,739
• Sewer Fund total of $9,529,799
• Water Fund total of $9,426,985

City Council Special - 10 May 2023 (FY24 BUDGET DISCUSSION AND DEPARTMENT PRESENTATIONS)

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and hear departmental presentations. This session is part of a series of meetings to review proposed appropriations for various city services and funds.

• Proposed FY2024 total appropriation of $57,033,716
• Proposed General Fund total of $30,663,465
• Public Works departmental presentations including Road Maintenance and Property Maintenance
• Enterprise Fund reviews for Sewer, Water, and Airport funds
• Public Safety budget discussions covering Police, Dispatch, and Code Compliance

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for two new warehouse buildings at 2000 and 2040 E. Foundry Way. Members will also discuss revising mobile food vendor application requirements and potential new regulations for dog kennels and landscaping standards.

• Public Hearing: Conditional Use Permit #23-02 for 15,590 and 12,500 square foot buildings at 2000 & 2040 E. Foundry Way
• Resolution 23-07: Revising application requirements and criteria for Mobile Food Vendors
• Discussion: Determining criteria and permit processes for dog kennels within city limits
• Discussion: Amendments to landscaping standards recommended by the Landscaping Standards Review Committee

City Council Regular

The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2024 budget presentation and hold public hearings on several budget amendments. Items include funding for a new police vehicle and addressing budget shortfalls in the Public Works Department.

• Public hearing for $40,621 to purchase a 2022 Police Package Chevrolet Tahoe from Swickard Alaska II, LLC
• Public hearing for $126,000 to cover Public Works Department budget shortfalls
• Presentation on forming a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Mat-Su
• Fiscal Year 2024 Budget presentation by Finance Director Joan Miller
• Resolution to authorize up to $85,000 for land acquisition at 600 S Maney Drive

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing on an $80,000 budget appropriation for Alaska Remote Seller sales tax commission fees. The meeting also includes an update from McKinley Research Group regarding the city's first Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 23-13: $80,000 appropriation for Alaska Remote Seller Sales Tax Commission fees
• CEDS update by McKinley Research Group regarding local economic development
• Proposed $40,621 appropriation for a 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Police Department
• Proposed $126,000 appropriation to cover Public Works Department budget shortfalls
• Contract award of $53,040 to CentralSquare Technologies, LLC for CAD/E911 system upgrades

Planning Commission Regular

The Planning Commission is considering a conditional use permit for a new customer pick-up area at the Walmart located at 1350 S. Seward Meridian Parkway. The Commission will also discuss updates to permit processes, short-term rental regulations, dog kennels, and mobile food vendors.

• Conditional Use Permit #23-01: 6,345 square foot addition at 1350 S. Seward Meridian Parkway
• Resolution 23-04: Amendments to Wasilla Municipal Code regarding permit review times and procedures
• Discussion of short-term rental regulations (WMC 16.26)
• Discussion of dog kennel regulations
• Discussion of mobile food vendor regulations

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a $35,000 grant for Iditapark pathway paving and negotiations for a new labor contract with Local 341. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Governor's Carbon Initiative and a proposed $312,041 contract for reservoir coating repairs.

• Public hearing for $35,000 MSTPF grant for Iditapark pathway paving
• Public hearing for labor contract negotiations with LIUNA Local 341
• Proposed $312,041 contract award to CCI Industrial Services for reservoir coating repairs
• Proposed $80,000 appropriation for Alaska Remote Seller Sales Tax Commission fees
• Presentation on the Office of the Governor's Carbon Initiative

Airport Advisory Commission Regular

The Airport Advisory Commission is reviewing Resolution 23-01, which recommends increasing rates for airport services. The commission is considering adjustments to hangar leases, tie-downs, and transient parking to address budget shortfalls and fund airport improvements.

• Resolution 23-01: Recommending fee increases for lease lots, tie-downs, and transient parking
• Proposed hangar lease rate: $0.10 per square foot
• Proposed airplane tie-down (no electric): $40 per month
• Proposed airplane tie-down (with electric): $75 per month
• Proposed transient airplane parking: $10 per day or $200 per month

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission is considering Resolution 23-04 to update permit review timelines and definitions. They will also discuss mobile food vendor processes and short-term rental regulations.

• Resolution 23-04: Amending municipal code to change 'Day' to 'Day, business' and revise permit review times
• Review of mobile food vendor permit processes (WMC 16.16.060(L))
• Discussion of short-term rental regulations (WMC 16.26)

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a $225,000 grant for Lake Lucile stormwater management and easements for the Main Street Rehabilitation Project. The meeting also includes a discussion on a proposed ordinance regarding sex offender residency restrictions.

• Public hearing for $225,000 ADEC grant for Lake Lucile stormwater management
• Public hearing for easements and permits for the Wasilla Main Street Rehabilitation Project
• Public hearing for $10,000 appropriation for banking service fees
• Ratification of a three-year collective bargaining agreement with IUOE Local 302
• Discussion of ordinance prohibiting registered sex offenders from residing within 1,000 feet of schools, daycares, and parks

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission is discussing updates to the Parks Passport and conducting research for the Parks Master Plan. The meeting also includes staff reports regarding recreational services and maintenance.

• Parks Passport: adding park information and activities
• Parks Master Plan: commission historical research and National Park Standard research

City Council Special - 01 Mar 2023 - FY24 Budget Planning - (Discussion on Clerk, Council, and Records Management Budgets)

The City Council is reviewing proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budgets for the Clerk's Office, Records Management, and the Council. The meeting serves as a Committee of the Whole to discuss line-item explanations and budget projections.

• Proposed Clerk's Office budget of $526,074
• Proposed Records Management budget of $15,695
• Proposed Council budget of $209,631
• Clerk's Office election funding excludes mayoral runoff costs per 2017 direction
• Council travel budget includes attendance at AML conferences in Homer, Anchorage, and Juneau

City Council Regular

The City Council will consider budget amendments for equipment repairs and purchases. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Parks Highway Alternative Corridor PEL study.

• Ordinance 23-06: $45,000 for Caterpillar 140M Grader transmission repair
• Ordinance 23-07: $10,000 for a trailer purchase
• Parks Highway Alternative Corridor PEL Study update presentation
• Contract award to Motorola Solutions for $483,639 for emergency radio equipment
• Contract award to Aviat U.S. Inc. for $36,854 for microwave link equipment

Airport Advisory Commission Regular

The Airport Advisory Commission is reviewing proposed rate increases for lease lots, airplane tie-downs, transient parking, and fuel flowage. These adjustments aim to address an annual budget shortfall for the airport enterprise.

• Discussion of proposed lease rate increases ranging from $0.07 to $0.15 per square foot
• Review of proposed airplane tie-down rates, including options for electric tie-downs
• Discussion of transient parking fee adjustments
• Update on the Airport Master Plan project being conducted by HDL
• Report of $14.1 million slated in the Governor's budget for runway expansion and the Master Plan

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a short-term rental application for a duplex unit at 951 W. Selina Lane. This item was previously continued from the January 10, 2023, meeting at the applicant's request.

• Public Hearing: Short-Term Rental #22-02 (Reso. #23-02) at 951 W. Selina Lane
• Approval of January 10, 2023, meeting minutes
• Review of Permit Log and Enforcement Log

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 23-05, which would prohibit registered sex offenders from establishing permanent residency within 1,000 feet of schools, daycare facilities, and public parks. The ordinance also seeks to prohibit supervised housing programs from housing sex offenders in residential zoning districts.

• Public Hearing: Ordinance 23-05 (Sex offender residency restrictions)
• Ordinance 23-06: $45,000 appropriation for Caterpillar 140M Grader repair
• Ordinance 23-07: $10,000 appropriation and fund transfer for a trailer purchase
• Resolution 23-04: $1,250 grant for library staff continuing education
• Resolution 23-05: $78,165 fund transfer for water repairs

City Council Regular

The City Council is reviewing several ordinances to amend the Fiscal Year 2023 budget. These items primarily involve appropriating funds from the Water Fund for well exploration, water tower repairs, and infrastructure connections.

• Ordinance 23-01: $75,000 for flow analysis and well exploration in Pressure Zone Four
• Ordinance 23-02: $565,000 for Spruce and East Susitna water tower repairs from 2022 windstorm damage
• Ordinance 23-03: $335,000 to connect a new 8-inch backup well to the Spruce Avenue system
• AM 23-04: $164,422 contract for Spruce Avenue Wellhouse standby well upgrades
• Ordinance 23-04: $123,850 for Spruce Avenue and East Susitna water tower repairs

Airport Advisory Commission Regular

The Commission is reviewing a rate study to potentially increase airport lease lot rates, which have remained at $0.06 per square foot. The discussion aims to improve the airport's financial independence and fund future projects like runway extensions and a full-time manager.

• Discussion on increasing airport lease lot rates from $0.06 per square foot
• Airport Master Plan Update presented by David Lundin of HDL
• Election of Commission Officers
• Proposed capital projects including $100,000 for apron improvements and $120,000 for a tractor
• Review of FY2023 airport budget and enterprise fund cash flow

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss marketing strategies for Wasilla Parks and conduct a review of the Iditapark Master Plan. The meeting also includes updates on the Parks Passport project.

• Review of Iditapark Master Plan
• Discussion regarding marketing of Wasilla Parks
• Unfinished business regarding the Parks Passport project

Planning Commission Regular

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a medical clinic at 591 N. Knik Street. The agenda also includes two requests for short-term rental approvals in existing residential properties.

• Conditional Use Permit #22-05: 112 square foot medical clinic at 591 N. Knik Street
• Short-Term Rental #22-02: Duplex unit at 951 W. Selina Lane
• Short-Term Rental #22-03: Single-family home at 1201 E. Westpoint Drive
• Election of Commission officers

City Council Regular

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding easements for the Main Street Rehabilitation Project and a new collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 302. The meeting also includes a report on the city's economic development strategy and several budget amendments.

• Public hearing for Ordinance 22-40 regarding Main Street Rehabilitation Project easements
• Public hearing for Resolution 23-01 regarding union contract negotiations with IUOE Local 302
• Economic development strategy report by McKinley Research Group, LLC
• Proposed $565,000 budget appropriation for Spruce and East Susitna water tower repairs
• Proposed $335,000 budget appropriation for an 8-inch backup well connection