Indianola, Iowa
Upcoming
Parks and Rec Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a regular meeting that is primarily focused on receiving committee and division reports and approving procedural items. The body will also consider a presentation on proposed service changes and review the status of the McVay Trail culvert repair project.
- McVay Trail Culvert Repair Project status update (opened June 26)
- Presentation on proposed service changes
- Reports from the Trees Committee and Friends of the Indianola Wellness Campus
- Approval of the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes
Library Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees of the Indianola Public Library will meet jointly with the Friends of the IPL Board of Directors to hear a conceptual design presentation from OPN Architects. No formal action or votes will be taken at this meeting.
- Joint meeting with Friends of IPL for conceptual design presentation by OPN Architects
IMU Board of Trustees
Library Board of Trustees
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate regarding attendance. The Indianola Public Library Board of Trustees will attend a City Council study session on July 13, 2026. No formal action or official votes will be taken.
- No concrete items, rezonings, contracts, or public hearings are listed.
Library Board of Trustees
Planning and Zoning Commission
Library Board of Trustees
This agenda is purely procedural: the Library Board of Trustees will attend a Public Open House but will take no formal action or votes. Only a quorum may be present.
City Council
Indianola Public Arts Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Board of Adjustments
Sustainability Committee
Planning and Zoning Commission
Parks and Rec Commission
City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Indianola Public Arts Commission
Board of Adjustments
City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Parks and Rec Commission
City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Board of Adjustments
Planning and Zoning Commission
Parks and Rec Commission
City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Adjustments
Planning and Zoning Commission
Parks and Rec Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Adjustments
Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Recent meetings
City Council
The Indianola City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to rezone Kentucky Ridge Commercial Plat 1 from Highway Commercial/Planned Unit Development to Highway Commercial. The consent agenda includes approvals of liquor license changes, a property vacation for the Culver's project, fee schedule amendments, and various equipment purchases. Public hearings are also set for July 20 on parkland dedication, zoning regulations, and the Culver's property conveyance.
- Public hearing and first reading of ordinance to rezone Kentucky Ridge Commercial Plat 1 to C-2
- Resolution to vacate and convey city property to JPJ Acquisitions for Culver's project, with public hearing July 20
- New liquor license for Warren County Fairgrounds; amendments for Des Moines Metro Opera and Brew Oil
- Resolution approving fee schedule amendment for peddlers, solicitors, and transient merchants
- Resolution declaring Rescue Truck as surplus and authorizing sale
Civil Service Commission
The Commission will conduct interviews for a police officer candidate and enter into a closed session to evaluate professional competency. Following the interviews, the body will prepare a certified list of candidates.
- Interviews of Police Officer Candidate
- Preparation of certified list of Police Officer Candidate
Sustainability Committee
The committee will discuss a new donation and naming rights policy presented by City Manager Jake Meshke. Members will also address battery recycling and the PIE Program.
- Donation and naming rights policy discussion
- Recycling batteries discussion
- PIE Program/committee work discussion
Indianola Public Arts Commission
The Indianola Public Arts Commission will discuss the Art Festival 2026, including artist registration, jury process, food trucks, and sponsorship. They will also review the Arts and Culture Masterplan and consider a Donation and Naming Rights Policy. Other items include approval of prior meeting minutes and an expiring term.
- Donation and Naming Rights Policy discussion
- Indianola Main Street update
- Art Festival 2026: artist registration updates, jury process recap, food truck updates, sponsorship
- Review of Arts and Culture Masterplan
- Expiring term for commission member
City Council
The Indianola City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of two collective bargaining agreements: one with the Silver Bugles (police) and one with International Association of Fire Fighters Local Union 5602. The meeting also includes routine approval of the agenda and claims. No other substantive items are scheduled.
- Resolution approving collective bargaining agreement with Silver Bugles
- Resolution approving collective bargaining agreement with IAFF Local Union 5602
- Approval of agenda and claims (routine)
The Indianola City Council approved the consent agenda, which included the agenda, claims, and two resolutions ratifying collective bargaining agreements with the Silver Bugles and the International Association of Fire Fighters Local Union 5602. The consent agenda passed unanimously with all five members voting aye. The council then adjourned the special session by unanimous voice vote.
- Approved Consent Agenda (agenda, claims, and two collective bargaining agreements) – unanimous AYES: Rabe, Armstrong, Davis, Sones, Lane
- Approved Resolution 2026-110 ratifying collective bargaining agreement with Silver Bugles – part of consent agenda
- Approved Resolution 2026-111 ratifying collective bargaining agreement with International Association of Fire Fighters Local Union 5602 – part of consent agenda
- Adjourned meeting – motion by Dalby, seconded by Armstrong, carried unanimously by voice vote
City Council
This is an Executive Committee meeting of the Indianola City Council, not a full council meeting. The only agenda item is a discussion regarding a property located at 207 North B Street, including an appraisal. No decisions or actions will be taken at this meeting.
- Discussion of property at 207 North B Street, including appraisal
City Council
The Indianola City Council Executive Committee will meet to discuss two items: a driveway access issue on Kentucky Avenue and proposed zoning code text amendments. No formal action will be taken at this committee meeting; any feedback is preliminary and not binding on the full council.
- Discussion of Kentucky Avenue driveway access
- Discussion of proposed zoning code text amendments
City Council
The Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2027-2036. Other action items include third consideration of a zoning change for Well Built Homes property, setting a public hearing for Kentucky Ridge rezoning, and approving routine permits and license renewals. The Council will also discuss multi-residential property tax abatements, a donation policy, naming rights, and parkland dedication amendments.
- Public hearing and adoption of Capital Improvement Plan for FY2027-2036
- Third consideration of rezoning from A-1 to R-1 for Well Built Homes property
- Resolution authorizing Change Order 1 for $1,100 for McVay Trail repair
- Approval of liquor license renewals for Deer Run Golf Club, Casey's, Feed and Foster, and Simpson College; new license for B.E.S.T Catering
- Special event and noise permit for Indianola Community Youth Foundation Back-to-School Bash with alcohol consumption suspension on downtown square
The Indianola City Council approved resolutions for Fiscal Year 27 insurance, a shared services agreement with Indianola Municipal Utilities, and the Capital Improvement Plan for 2027-2036. The council also approved a site plan for a storage facility and authorized the disposal of a city-owned property.
- Approved FY27 insurance coverage (6-0)
- Approved shared services agreement with IMU (6-0)
- Adopted Capital Improvement Plan for FY27-36 (6-0)
- Approved site plan for Apex Storage (6-0)
- Authorized disposal of property at 110 N Howard St (6-0)
- Directed staff to classify multi-residential as residential
- Directed staff to add donation policy to next agenda
- Directed staff to add naming rights policy to next agenda
City Council
The Indianola City Council will hold a discussion and seek direction regarding the property located at 207 North B Street. This is the only substantive item on the agenda for this meeting.
- Discussion and direction regarding 207 North B St.
The City Council and Warren County Board of Trustees agreed to work together to acquire the property at 207 North B Street for a library project. The County Supervisors requested a resolution of intent to support the purchase and rezone the land, which the City will draft with legal counsel.
- Agreed to work in good faith to acquire property at 207 N B St
- Supervisors to appoint two members to meet with City subcommittee
- Supervisors requested resolution of intent to support purchase and rezone
- City to draft resolution of intent with legal counsel
Parks and Rec Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a rezoning from PUD to C-2 Highway Commercial District. The commission will also review a site plan for Pickard Commerce Park Plat 1 Lot 7 located at 413 South 21st Street.
- Rezoning from PUD to C-2 Highway Commercial District
- Site plan approval for 413 South 21st Street (Pickard Commerce Park Plat 1 Lot 7)
General
The Indianola Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, claims, and financial reports. They will discuss a building update under unfinished business and review the continuing education policy. Reports from the Friends of the Library and the director will be presented. The meeting is largely procedural with no major decisions expected.
- Building update discussion under unfinished business
- Policy review: Continuing Education Policy
- Approve monthly claims and review financial reports
- Trustee continuing education: Handbook on policy development
IMU Board of Trustees
The Indianola Municipal Utilities Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing and vote on a telecommunication rate resolution, along with approving salary resolutions for appointed officers and employees effective July 12, 2026. The board will also consider purchasing equipment for the Downtown Substation/Switchgear 4 kV system, authorizing Warren Water District to serve two customers, and approving various insurance contracts. Two closed sessions are scheduled to discuss telecommunication marketing/pricing and the professional competency of an individual.
- Public hearing and resolution on telecommunication rates (impact on customer bills)
- Resolution setting salaries for appointed officers and employees effective July 12, 2026
- Resolution to approve purchase of equipment for Downtown Substation/Switchgear 4 kV system
- Authorization for Warren Water District to serve customers at 15746 Illinois St. and Warren County Parcel ID# 14000160680
- Resolutions for liability, auto, property, workers' comp, cyber, and machinery insurance for FY 26/27
Sustainability Committee
Board of Adjustments
The Board will review three variance requests regarding building setbacks and parking requirements. These include requests for a new home on North I Street, a residence on East Franklin Avenue, and a commercial building at North Jefferson Way.
- Variance request: 515 North I Street (residential setback)
- Variance request: 104 East Franklin Avenue (off-street parking waiver)
- Variance request: 1901 North Jefferson Way (commercial front yard setback)
City Council
The Indianola City Council will consider a consent agenda including adoption of an ordinance amending Chapter 99 on sewer service charges, second consideration of a zoning change for the Well Built Homes Property, and first consideration of an ordinance on peddlers and solicitors. The council also will vote on a resolution supporting a workforce housing tax credit application by Hubbell Homes near E. Iowa Avenue and N. 15th Street. Additional items include liquor license approvals, a Traffic Impact Study Policy, and a closed session on real estate.
- Third consideration and adoption of ordinance amending Chapter 99 sewer service charges
- Second consideration of zoning change from A-1 Agricultural/Open Space to R-1 Single-Family Residential for Well Built Homes Property
- Resolution supporting workforce housing tax credit application by Hubbell Homes near southeast corner of E. Iowa Avenue and N. 15th Street
- Issuance of new liquor license for Des Moines Metro Opera doing business as Blank Performing Arts Center
- Appointment of Thomas Selgrade II to Planning and Zoning Commission for term July 1, 2026 to July 1, 2031
The City Council approved a sewer service charge ordinance, a resolution supporting a workforce housing tax credit application, and a series of liquor license approvals. The council also set a special meeting for end-of-year claims and directed staff to schedule a joint meeting with the school board.
- Approved Consent Agenda (6-0)
- Approved ordinance amending sewer service charges (4-2)
- Approved resolution supporting workforce housing tax credit application (6-0)
- Approved liquor license for Des Moines Metro Opera
- Approved liquor license renewal for Casey's #1908
- Approved liquor license renewal for Casey's #1623
- Approved liquor license amendment for Sodexo Management Inc.
- Approved appointment of Thomas Selgrade II to Planning and Zoning Commission (5-0)
City Council
The Indianola City Council Executive Committee will meet to discuss the Culvers site plan and a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement for Deer Run, plus set a recurring meeting schedule. The agenda is procedural; no votes or decisions by the full council are expected at this subcommittee session.
- Discussion of Culvers site plan
- Review of Deer Run TIF Agreement
- Setting recurring meeting date and time
City Council
The City Council will consider a rezoning application for the Well Built Homes Property from A-1 Agricultural/Open Space to R-1 Single-Family Residential, with a public hearing and first reading of the ordinance. The agenda also includes a second consideration of an ordinance amending sewer service charges, and a resolution setting a public hearing for the Kentucky Ridge Commercial Plat 1 rezoning. Other items include liquor license renewals, a refuse hauling permit, and settlement agreements for tobacco sales violations at two stores.
- Public hearing and first consideration of ordinance rezoning Well Built Homes Property to R-1 Single-Family Residential
- Second consideration of ordinance amending Chapter 99 sewer service charges
- Resolution setting public hearing for June 1, 2026, on rezoning Kentucky Ridge Commercial Plat 1
- Liquor license renewal for Walgreens #05943 and temporary service area amendment for West Hill Brewing Company
- Settlement agreements for tobacco sales permit violations for D & M Liquor and Casey's General Store #3512 (Trailridge)
The council approved the second consideration of an ordinance amending sewer service charges (4-1) after it was pulled from the consent agenda. Rezoning for the Well Built Homes property from A-1 to R-1 passed on first consideration (5-0). Settlements for tobacco sales permit violations were accepted for D&M Liquor and Casey's General Store. The city manager received a 2.8% cost-of-living and 3.0% merit increase (3-2).
- Approved second consideration of ordinance amending Chapter 99 sewer service charges (4-1)
- Approved first consideration of rezoning Well Built Homes property from A-1 to R-1 (5-0)
- Struck public hearing and accepted settlement for D&M Liquor tobacco permit violation (5-0)
- Struck public hearing and accepted settlement for Casey's General Store #3512 tobacco violation (5-0)
- Directed staff to bring forward amendment to Chapter 122 on peddlers and solicitors (5-0)
- Directed staff to bring forward Traffic Impact Study Policy for a vote (5-0)
- Directed staff to bring forward a Council Policy on appointments to boards and commissions (5-0)
- Approved cost-of-living adjustment of 2.8% and merit increase of 3.0% for City Manager (3-2)
Parks and Rec Commission
The Indianola Parks and Recreation Commission will consider revisions to the Parkland Dedication Ordinance and a concept plan for the DeNelsky Park singletrack trail. The agenda also includes a draft review of city donation and naming rights policies, a marketing campaign for Ride Safe 'n Smart, and discussion of credit card and convenience fees. No final decisions are indicated on the agenda; most items are for discussion or review.
- Parkland Dedication Ordinance Revision
- DeNelsky Park Singletrack Trail Concept Plan
- City Donation and Naming Rights Policies Draft Review
- Ride Safe 'n Smart Marketing Campaign
- Credit Card and Convenience Fees
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving a rezoning of the Well Built Homes Property from A-1 (Agricultural/Open Space) to R-1 (Single-Family Residential Detached). The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, public comment, and reports on building permits and current projects.
- Rezoning of Well Built Homes Property from A-1 to R-1
- Approval of April 14, 2026 meeting minutes
- Building Permit Report
- Current Projects update
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a rezoning request to change the Well Built Homes property from A-1 (Agricultural / Open Space) to R-1 (Single-Family Residential Detached). The property buyer, Kellen Glover, intends to build a primary dwelling on the lot.
- Approved rezoning of Well Built Homes property from A-1 to R-1 (unanimous)
- Approved May 12, 2026 agenda (unanimous)
- Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Library Board of Trustees
The Indianola Public Library Board of Trustees will consider approving the FY27 budget and review state accreditation results. They will also receive an update on building projects and discuss the trustee handbook chapter on budget monitoring. Monthly claims and prior meeting minutes are also up for approval.
- Approval of FY27 Budget (Item 8A)
- Building Update (Unfinished Business, Item 7A)
- State Accreditation Results (New Business, Item 8B)
- Approve Monthly Claims (Financial Reports, Item 6A)
- Trustee Continuing Education: Handbook Ch. 5 on Budget (Item 5A)
The Library Board of Trustees approved the FY27 budget and monthly claims. The board also received confirmation of state accreditation at Tier 3. No public comment was received.
- Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved monthly claims
- Approved FY27 Budget
- Received state accreditation at Tier 3
City Council
The council will hear the Mayor’s Youth Council annual report. They will review a memorandum presenting a splash pad proposal. Memoranda for a CPSM study and the city's Capital Improvement Plan will also be considered.
- Mayor’s Youth Council annual report
- Presentation and memorandum on a splash pad
- Memorandum for CPSM study
- Memorandum for Capital Improvement Plan
The council met in a study session and heard a youth council annual report, a splash‑pad concept presentation, and a 10‑year Capital Improvement Plan overview. The CPSM study was postponed due to technical difficulties. No motions were voted on.
IMU Board of Trustees
The IMU Board of Trustees will consider resolutions including a public hearing for communication rates, health insurance benefits, and a mutual aid agreement for electric utilities. Two closed sessions are scheduled to discuss telecom marketing/pricing and an individual's professional competency.
- Resolution setting a public hearing for communication utility rates
- Resolution approving Mutual Aid and Assistance Agreement for IAMU Mutual Aid Program
- Resolution approving health insurance benefits for IMU employees
- Resolution approving fuel tank removal cost sharing agreement
- Closed session on telecom marketing and pricing strategies
Sustainability Committee
The Indianola Sustainability Committee will receive an update on the EV Charger project and discuss recycling of batteries. New business includes a review of the PIE program. Public comment will be taken. The meeting is largely procedural with updates and discussion items.
- Update on EV Charger project by Jason Holder
- Discussion on recycling batteries by Aimee and Rita
- Review of the PIE program
Board of Adjustments
The Indianola Board of Adjustments will review three variance applications. The applications request permission to exceed zoning standards for a wing‑style parking space at 100 Apple Circle, a detached accessory structure at 550 South K Street, and a home addition at 602 West Orchard Avenue. The board will also hear comments about a future variance for Rolling Vista Place.
- Variance request from Abbey Metzger, 100 Apple Circle, for a wing‑style parking space exceeding maximum width
- Variance request from Dan Eaton, 550 South K Street, for a detached accessory structure exceeding size requirements
- Variance request from Brett Wright, 602 West Orchard Avenue, for a home addition not meeting front‑yard setback requirements
- Comments on a future Rolling Vista Place variance
The Board of Adjustments approved two variance requests and tabled a third. A request to widen a parking space at 100 Apple Circle failed on a 2-2 vote. A variance for a detached structure at 550 South K Street and a home addition at 602 West Orchard Avenue were approved unanimously.
- Approved variance for detached structure at 550 South K Street (5-0)
- Approved variance for home addition at 602 West Orchard Avenue (5-0)
- Denied variance for wing-style parking at 100 Apple Circle (2-2)
- Approved agenda for May 6, 2026 (5-0)
- Approved April 1, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Noted future variance request for Rolling Vista Place restaurant
City Council
The city council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning application for Well Built Homes and a second amendment to the FY26 budget. They will also discuss property tax abatement, consider first reading of a sewer fee ordinance, and approve several liquor license renewals. The agenda includes procedural consent items and appointments to the library board.
- Resolution setting a May 18, 2026 public hearing and referral to P&Z for rezoning of Well Built Homes property
- Public hearing and resolution approving second amendment to the FY26 budget
- First consideration of an ordinance amending sewer fees
- Discussion and direction regarding property tax abatement
- Liquor license renewals for Dollar General #22960 and The Garage, plus temporary amendment for West Hill Brewing's Suds on Salem event
Council unanimously approved the second amendment to the FY26 budget and a new fee schedule. They also approved a first reading of an ordinance increasing sewer fees (4-1), directed staff to use a 60/40/20 model for a three-year property tax abatement, and approved salary increases (4-0-1). The council reappointed a library board member and appointed a new one, and amended the subcommittees policy. A closed session on real estate resulted in no action.
- Approved Consent Agenda (unanimous) – includes liquor licenses, rezoning referral, etc.
- Approved salary resolution (4-0-1, Dalby abstained)
- Approved reappointment of Sally Van Dorin and appointment of Lisa Parker to Library Board (both unanimous)
- Approved second amendment to FY26 budget (unanimous)
- Approved Fee Schedule (unanimous)
- Directed staff to use 60/40/20 model for three-year property tax abatement (unanimous)
- Approved first reading of sewer fee ordinance amendment (4-1, Sones opposed)
- Approved resolution amending City Council Subcommittees Policy (unanimous)
IMU Board of Trustees
The Indianola Municipal Utilities Board of Trustees will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to set water and telecommunication rates for 2026. The board also has action items to purchase a Dur-A-Lift bucket truck and approve a Tantalus network system and services agreement for the electric department.
- Public hearing and resolution for 2026 water rates
- Public hearing and resolutions for 2026 telecommunication rates (commercial and residential)
- Purchase of a Dur-A-Lift bucket truck for the Electric Department
- Approval of the Tantalus network system and services agreement
- Consent agenda: approval of prior meeting minutes and claims
Indianola Public Arts Commission
The Indianola Public Arts Commission will meet to discuss updates on the 2026 Art Festival, including artist registration, emerging artists, and early registration fees. Other agenda items include a BRAVO presentation, approval of previous meeting minutes, and expiring commission terms.
- BRAVO Presentation
- Art Festival 2026: Artist Registration update, Emerging Artists, Early Registration Fee, General Event updates, PA System, outdoor games and tables
- Expiring Terms discussion
The commission approved a motion to allow emerging artists with reduced fees and a tent, approved refunds for overpaid fees, and authorized Bob's Septic for kybo services for the 2026 festival. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
- Approved March 26, 2026, meeting minutes
- Approved emerging artist criteria (reduced fee, tent, tax ID required)
- Approved refund for overpaid artist vendor fees
- Authorized Bob's Septic for kybo services for 2026 art festival
- Adjourned meeting at 6:53 PM
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the Fiscal Year 27 budget. They will also consider adopting the Gateway Corridor Plan, a long-term development framework. Other business includes administering oaths for new police officers, approving a contract for the McVay Trail Project, and discussing a sidewalk inspection and repair program.
- Public hearing and resolution to adopt the Fiscal Year 27 budget
- Presentation and resolution to adopt the Gateway Corridor Plan
- Oath of office for Police Officer Clayton Dale, Sergeant John Schumacher, and Lieutenant Tye Sparks
- Resolution authorizing a contract for the McVay Trail Project
- Consideration of liquor license amendments for Brew Oil LLC and a special event/noise permit for Indianola Elks Lodge
The City Council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 27 budget and the Gateway Corridor Plan. They also approved a resolution for McVay Trail Project salaries and a reimbursement for Simpson College's Campus Day. The Council directed staff to return with a sidewalk repair program after a budget amendment.
- Approved Fiscal Year 27 budget (6-0)
- Approved Gateway Corridor Plan (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-074 for McVay Trail Project (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-075 for salaries (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-077 for Gateway Corridor Plan (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-078 for Simpson College reimbursement (6-0)
- Directed staff to return with sidewalk repair program after budget amendment
- Directed staff to monitor state legislation and evaluate reserves
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider amendments to the parkland dedication section of the zoning code (Chapter 171). The meeting also includes routine approvals of the agenda and prior meeting minutes, a public comment period, and reports on building permits and current projects.
- Consider zoning code amendments to Chapter 171 - Parkland Dedication
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved several amendments to Chapter 171 regarding parkland dedication. This includes increasing the required parkland acreage per resident and modifying language regarding the use of fees in lieu of land. All motions passed unanimously.
- Approved increasing neighborhood parkland requirement from 6 to 7 acres per 1,000 residents (unanimous)
- Approved removing 'future park improvements or' from section 171.06(3) (unanimous)
- Approved remaining proposed amendments to Chapter 171 as submitted (unanimous)
- Approved April 14, 2026 agenda (unanimous)
- Approved March 24, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Library Board of Trustees
The Indianola Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting with routine business including a building update, approval of financial claims, and discussion of a library board vacancy. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items with no major policy decisions or funding allocations specified.
- Building Update under Unfinished Business
- Approval of monthly claims and review of financial reports
- Library Board Opening as new business item
The Library Board approved the agenda, March meeting minutes, and monthly claims. The board discussed the status of a new library building project and received financial reports.
- Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved monthly claims
- Agenda approved
- Library board opening to be voted on by City Council on May 4
IMU Board of Trustees
The IMU Board of Trustees will consider resolutions to set public hearings for telecommunications and water rate changes, and approve updated administrative charge and aid in construction rate schedules. The board also will authorize the purchase of a bucket truck for the electric department and a mutual aid agreement for water utilities. Two closed sessions are scheduled to discuss marketing strategies and personnel matters.
- Resolution setting public hearing for Telecommunications Rate
- Resolution setting public hearing for Water Rate
- Approve Updated Administrative Charge and Aid in Construction Rate Schedules
- Authorization for Warren Water District to serve a customer at 15532 Illinois Street
- Resolution Authorizing Purchase of a Dur-A-Lift Bucket Truck for the Electric Department
Parks and Rec Commission
The Indianola Parks and Recreation Commission will review department reports, discuss the proposed 10‑year capital improvement plan, and consider several public items. The agenda includes old business such as the McVay Trail culvert repair and new business including FY2027 IWC special promotion fees. Public comment, support‑group updates, and commission member comments are also scheduled.
- McVay Trail culvert repair
- FY2027 proposed IWC special promotion fees
- Proposed 10‑year capital improvement plan
- Review of Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan
- Indianola Community Foundation discussion