Lander public meetings in 2022
25 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular City Council
The City Council will vote on a contract change order and an easement abandonment. A following work session will include discussions on a LOTRA lease and commercial air service revenue guarantees.
- Easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision Phase One lots 3-11
- Groathouse Construction Inc. Change Order No 05 to increase contract time by 49 days for Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project
- Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEDA
- LOTRA Lease and Rodeo ground fee waiver discussion
- Commercial Air Service minimum revenue guarantee discussion
The Lander City Council approved the evening's agenda, authorized an amended easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision lots 5-10, and approved a 49-day contract time increase for the Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project. The council also approved a Memorandum of Understanding with LEDA in a 5-2 vote and held a work session discussing commercial air service funding and a LOTRA lease reschedule.
- Approved the meeting agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved amended easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision Phase One lots 5-10 and subsequent re-plats (unanimous)
- Approved Groathouse Construction Inc. Change Order No 05 increasing Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project contract time by 49 days (unanimous)
- Approved Memorandum of Understanding with LEDA (5-2 vote)
- Adjourned the regular meeting at 7:07 p.m.
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for local businesses and several infrastructure agreements. The meeting includes votes on new job descriptions, salary structures, and appointments to city boards and commissions.
- Safe Routes to Schools construction project agreement for $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program agreement for $180,980.00 for a multi-use pathway from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000.00), Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500.00), Maven ($16,065.00), and Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880.00)
- Hunt Field Airport pavement maintenance work order for $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The Lander City Council approved several infrastructure projects, including a $1.13 million Safe Routes to Schools project and a $190,070 valve purchase. The Council also approved LIFT funding recommendations for four local businesses and appointed new members to the Planning Commission, Housing Authority Board, and LIFT Committee.
- Approved LIFT funding for four businesses (unanimous)
- Approved $1.13M Safe Routes to Schools project agreement (unanimous)
- Approved $180,980 multi-use pathway design agreement (unanimous)
- Approved $190,070 purchase of Bailey Sleeve Valve and Back Flush (unanimous)
- Approved $41,437 airport pavement maintenance work order (unanimous)
- Appointed three members to Planning Commission (unanimous)
- Approved two minor subdivision plats (unanimous)
- Adopted new and amended city job descriptions and salary structure (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will vote on an easement abandonment and a contract time extension for the Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project. A subsequent work session will cover air service guarantees and LOTRA lease discussions.
- Easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision Phase One lots 3-11
- Groathouse Construction Inc. Change Order No 05 to increase Maven project time by 49 days
- Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEDA
- LOTRA Lease and Rodeo ground fee waiver discussion
- Commercial Air Service minimum revenue guarantee discussion
The City Council approved the purchase of approximately ten acres of land adjacent to City Park using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The Council also authorized several contracts, including a final payment for bank restoration work and a change order for airport taxiway construction. Additionally, the Council passed a resolution allowing fireworks for the upcoming 'Light Up Lander' event.
- Approved purchase of 10 acres near City Park (6-1)
- Approved airport hangar lease for #404 (unanimous)
- Approved $80,493.80 final payment to Patrick Construction Inc. (unanimous)
- Approved municipal court online payment processing agreement (unanimous)
- Approved airport taxiway project change order (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1272 for fireworks on Dec 3, 2022 (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will vote on several transportation agreements, including a multi-use pathway and school route improvements. The meeting also covers new job descriptions for water treatment and wastewater roles, as well as several board appointments.
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for Safe Routes to Schools construction: $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for multi-use pathway designs from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park: $180,980.00
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000.00), Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880.00), Maven ($16,065.00), and Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500.00)
- Hunt Field Airport Pavement Maintenance Project work order to T-O Engineers: $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The City Council approved a resolution allowing the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) to seek up to $15 million in special financing for facility and technology upgrades. The council also approved a zoning change for the Jones Subdivision and authorized several grant agreements and construction change orders.
- Approved Resolution 1271 for NOLS revenue obligations up to $15M (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 2022-3 rezoning Jones Subdivision Block 1, Lots 4, 5, and Lot 3A to Commercial (unanimous)
- Authorized two-year lease agreement with Pushroot Community Garden (unanimous)
- Authorized lease agreement amendment with Guardian Flight (unanimous)
- Approved $29,806.16 FEMA/SHSP grant agreement (unanimous)
- Approved $1,321,484.13 Wyoming Office of Homeland Security grant agreement (unanimous)
- Approved $45,210.00 contract increase for Maven Outdoor Equipment project (unanimous)
- Approved Patrick Construction change orders: $7,702.12 increase and $101,656.16 decrease (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a budget amendment and the rezoning of a portion of Phyllis Lynn Drive #4. The body will also consider a contract for snow removal equipment and a change order for a river restoration project.
- Public hearing for rezoning Phyllis Lynn Drive #4 from R3 to Commercial
- Public hearing and Resolution 1270 to amend the 2021-2022S Budget
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-3 to rezone Jones Subdivision Block 1 to Commercial
- Proposed $174,240.00 bid award to Northern Truck Equipment Corporation for a Wheel Loader Mounted Snow Blower
- Proposed $4,890.00 contract decrease for the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River Project
The Lander City Council approved a contract for victim services during their October 25, 2022, meeting. The council also received updates on city grants, police department projects, and a presentation regarding flood mitigation.
- Approved FY 2023 Contract for Services to Victims of Crime (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for local businesses and several transportation infrastructure agreements. The meeting includes appointments to the Planning Commission and Housing Authority Board, as well as updates to city job descriptions and salary structures.
- Safe Routes to Schools construction agreement for $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program agreement for $180,980.00 for a multi-use pathway from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000), Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500), Maven ($16,065), and Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880)
- T-O Engineers work order for $41,437.05 for Hunt Field Airport pavement maintenance
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The City Council approved a rezoning ordinance for the Jones Subdivision and authorized the Mayor to sign a grant agreement for police department software. The council also approved a series of bills and claims and a right-of-way deed.
- Approved rezoning of Jones Subdivision Block 1, Lots 4, 5, and Lot 3A from R-3 Residential to C-Commercial (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign contract #72-133 for $33,638.53 in BJA grant funding for Motorola CompStat and Officer Productivity software (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign Hitshew Easement and Right-of-Way Deed (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda including September 27, 2022 minutes and bills and claims (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a budget amendment and the rezoning of a portion of Phyllis Lynn Drive #4. The body will also consider a contract for snow removal equipment and a change order for a river restoration project.
- Public hearing on rezoning Phyllis Lynn Drive #4 from R3 to Commercial
- Public hearing and Resolution 1270 to amend the 2021-2022S Budget
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-3 to rezone Jones Subdivision Block 1 to Commercial
- Proposed $174,240.00 bid award to Northern Truck Equipment Corporation for a wheel loader mounted snow blower
- Proposed $4,890.00 contract price decrease for the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River Project
The City Council authorized the purchase of a wheel loader mounted snow blower and approved a budget amendment. The council also advanced a rezoning request for a commercial educational facility and adjusted a river project contract.
- Approved $174,240 bid to Northern Truck Equipment Corporation for a Wheel Loader Mounted Snow Blower (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1270 to amend the 2021-2022 Budget (unanimous)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 2022-3 to rezone Jones Subdivision Block 1, Lots 4, 5, and Lot 3A from R-3 to Commercial (unanimous)
- Approved Change Order No 4 with Patrick Construction for the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River Project, decreasing the contract price by $4,890.00 (unanimous)
- Approved September 13, 2022, meeting minutes (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will review resolutions regarding water development and street safety grants. The body is also considering the ratification of the City Clerk and the distribution of LIFT awards.
- Resolution 1267: Safe Streets for all (SS4A) Grant Application
- Resolution 1268: Wyoming Water Development Commission funding for Level III Well Construction
- Resolution 1269: Wyoming Water Development Commission funding for Tanks and Pump Station Project
- Ratification of City Clerk, Rachelle Fontaine
- Approval of LIFT awards distribution of up to $61,072
The City Council approved three LIFT grant awards for local businesses and authorized funding applications for water infrastructure projects. The council also ratified the appointment of the new City Clerk and approved a resolution supporting a Safe Streets for All grant application.
- Approved LIFT grant awards for three businesses (4-3)
- Approved Resolution 1267 for Safe Streets for All grant application (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 1268 for Level III Well construction funding (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 1269 for water tank and pump station project (7-0)
- Ratified appointment of City Clerk Rachelle Fontaine (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including bills and claims (7-0)
Regular City Council
The City Council is meeting to authorize several project agreements and change orders. The body will also vote on updating authorized personnel for city financial accounts.
- Change Order with Hein Bond Architects for Maven Project
- Change Order No. 3 with Patrick Construction Inc. for Bank Restoration and Utility Crossings of the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie
- Agreement with Tecia Lynn Waller for Lander Community Center
- Updating financial account access for City Clerk Rachelle Fontane and Deputy Treasurer/Clerk Kevin Kulow
- Replat of S 22.08 J I Pattens Subdivision Block 31, lots 14-17
The City Council authorized a service agreement for the Lander Community Center and approved change orders for the Maven Project and bank restoration. The council also updated authorized signatories for city financial accounts and approved a subdivision replat.
- Authorized agreement with Tecia Lynn Waller for Lander Community Center (5-1)
- Authorized Mayor to sign Change Order with Groathouse Construction for Maven Project (unanimous)
- Authorized Change Order No. 3 with Patrick Construction Inc. for Bank Restoration and Utility Crossings (unanimous)
- Removed Tami E. Hitshew and added Rachelle Fontaine to city financial accounts (unanimous)
- Granted banking privileges to Deputy Treasurer/Clerk Kevin Kulow (unanimous)
- Approved S 22.08 J I Pattens Subdivision Block 31, lots 14-17 replat (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for safe routes to schools and a multi-use pathway. The meeting includes votes on city job descriptions, salary structures, and several board appointments.
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for Safe Routes to Schools: $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for multi-use pathway from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park: $180,980.00
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000.00), Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880.00), Maven ($16,065.00), and Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500.00)
- Hunt Field Airport Work Order 22-01 for pavement maintenance: $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The City Council approved several resolutions, including updates to the building inspector job description and an open container exemption for 351 Main Street. The Council also authorized the purchase of a new truck from Fremont Motors for $38,933 and approved the Spriggs Addition, Third filing replat. Additionally, the Council passed a resolution regarding the 'Safe Streets for All' grant program.
- Approved Resolution 1264, updating building inspector job description (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 1265, open container exemption for 351 Main Street (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 1266, Safe Streets for All (6-1)
- Authorized $38,933 truck purchase from Fremont Motors (7-0)
- Approved Southwest Counseling Services agreement (7-0)
- Approved Spriggs Addition, Third filing replat (7-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including minutes and bills (7-0)
Regular City Council
The City Council is considering several resolutions to apply for State Loan and Investment Board grants for various 2023 water and sewer improvement projects. The council will also discuss a contract for services to victims of crimes and a permanent location for the farmers market.
- Grant applications for 5th Street ($6,900,000), Buena Vista ($6,700,000), and Lincoln Street ($6,250,000) improvements
- Grant applications for Headworks Structure for Sewer Lagoons ($5,500,000) and 1st Street ($5,300,000) improvements
- Grant applications for Cascade Street ($4,800,000), Dillon Vista ($4,400,000), and Baldwin Creek ($3,900,000) improvements
- FY 2023 Contract for Services to Victims of Crimes with the State of Wyoming
- Discussion with Lander Valley Farmers Market Board regarding a permanent weekly location
The City Council unanimously approved 10 resolutions to apply for Water and Sewer ARPA Grant Program funding for various 2023 improvement projects. The council also authorized the Mayor to sign a FY2023 contract for services to victims of crimes.
- Approved Resolution 1253: $6,900,000 for 2023 5th Street Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1254: $3,900,000 for 2023 Baldwin Creek Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1255: $6,700,000 for 2023 Buena Vista Improvement Project (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1256: $4,800,000 for 2023 Cascade Street Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1257: $4,400,000 for 2023 Dillon Vista Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1258: $5,300,000 for 2023 1st Street Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1259: $6,900,000 for 2023 Fremont Street Sewer Improvements (Unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1260: $5,500,000 for 2023 Headworks Structure for Sewer Lagoons (Unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for Safe Routes to Schools and a multi-use pathway. The meeting includes votes on new job descriptions, salary structures, and several board appointments.
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for Safe Routes to Schools: $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for multi-use pathway from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park: $180,980.00
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000), Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880), Maven ($16,065), and Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500)
- Hunt Field Airport Pavement Maintenance Project work order to T-O Engineers: $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The Lander City Council approved a $2,478,293.00 FAA grant agreement for the construction phase of the Shift Taxiway A project. Additionally, the Council authorized a new restaurant liquor license for The Antler Restaurant and Bar, LLC, and approved several hangar leases and infrastructure project applications.
- Approved $2,478,293.00 FAA grant for Shift Taxiway A construction (7-0)
- Approved new liquor license for The Antler Restaurant and Bar, LLC (7-0)
- Approved Ordinance 2022-1 amending Title 4 (7-0)
- Authorized hangar lease for Mike and Kelly Poborsky, Space 202 (7-0)
- Authorized hangar lease for Joel Otto, Space 411 (7-0)
- Approved change order with Hein Bond Architects for Maven Project (6-1)
- Approved Resolution 1251 for Baldwin Creek South 9th project (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 1252 for Popo River Park pathway project (7-0)
Regular City Council
The City Council will vote on a resolution for an open container permit and authorize agreements with Lander Pet Connection and Rick Sollars. A following work session will cover city ordinances, wards, and funding opportunities.
- Resolution 1250: Open Container Permit for North 8th Street on July 2, 2022
- Memorandum of Understanding with Lander Pet Connection
- Legal Services Agreement with Rick Sollars
- Discussion on Ordinance 2022-3 regarding City Wards
- Discussion on Safe Streets for All funding opportunity
The City Council approved a fuel discount for Fly-In pilots and authorized agreements with a pet connection service and a legal professional. The council also issued an open container permit for North 8th Street. A separate work session included discussions on city wards, storage container amendments, and federal funding for street safety.
- Approved 80-cent fuel discount for Fly-In pilots (unanimous)
- Approved open container permit for North 8th Street on July 2, 2022 (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign MOU with Lander Pet Connection (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign Legal Services Agreement with Rick Sollars (unanimous)
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for local businesses and several infrastructure agreements. The meeting includes votes on new job descriptions, salary structures, and appointments to the Planning Commission and Housing Authority Board.
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for Safe Routes to Schools construction: $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program Agreement for multi-use pathway designs: $180,980.00
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000.00), Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880.00), Maven ($16,065.00), and Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500.00)
- Hunt Field Airport Pavement Maintenance Project work order to T-O Engineers: $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The Lander City Council approved a series of resolutions including annual appropriations, job descriptions, salary and fee structures, and firemen compensation. The council also authorized a $2,999,756 construction agreement for Taxiway A, ratified an $889,105 grant agreement for infrastructure, and approved various subdivision plats and board appointments. Additionally, the council held a public hearing on the budget and heard citizen comments regarding local infrastructure and community concerns.
- Approved agenda (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda as amended (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1242 for appropriations (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1243 for job descriptions (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1244 for salary structure (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1245 for Main Street open container exemption (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1246 for July 4 open container (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 1247 for firemen compensation (unanimous)
City Council Work Session
The City Council will vote on an easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision and a contract time extension for the Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project. A subsequent work session will include discussions on a LOTRA lease and commercial air service revenue guarantees.
- Easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision Phase One lots 3-11
- Groathouse Construction Inc. Change Order No 05 increasing contract time by 49 days
- MOU with LEDA
- LOTRA Lease and Rodeo ground fee waiver discussion
- Commercial Air Service minimum revenue guarantee discussion
The City Council held a work session to review proposed job descriptions, salary structures, and fee schedule amendments. No formal votes were taken as the meeting was designated for discussion only. Topics included potential water and sewer rate increases, cemetery fees, and strategies for maintaining competitive police salaries.
- Discussed amended job descriptions for Deputy Clerk/Treasurer and Airport/Fire Hall Manager
- Reviewed proposed salary structure adjustments
- Discussed 5% water and sewer rate increase
- Reviewed proposed fee increases for the Community Center and cemetery
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for local businesses and several transportation infrastructure projects. The meeting includes appointments to the Planning Commission and Housing Authority Board, as well as updates to city job descriptions and salary structures.
- Safe Routes to Schools construction agreement for $1,131,125.00
- Transportation Alternatives Program agreement for $180,980.00 for a multi-use pathway from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000.00), Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500.00), Maven ($16,065.00), and Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880.00)
- Hunt Field Airport pavement maintenance work order for $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The City Council approved a mill levy ordinance and three resolutions exempting specific areas from open container provisions. The council also approved the Wind River Visitors Council budget and a change order for the Senior Center project.
- Approved Resolution 1239 exempting N. 8th Street from open container (amended to 10:00 p.m.)
- Approved Resolution 1240 exempting Silver Spur Lanes parking lot from open container
- Approved Resolution 1241 exempting Lincoln Street between 2nd & 3rd from open container
- Approved amended Ordinance 2022-1 amending Title 4
- Approved Ordinance 2022-2 Mill Levy
- Approved Wind River Visitors Council 2022-2023 Budget
- Approved $4,567 change order from Creative Energies for Senior Center project
- Approved moving forward with High Pressure Water Systems upgrade Phase III without awarding a bid
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a special work session to discuss the 2022-2023 budget.
- 2022-2023 Budget discussions
The Lander City Council held a work session to discuss the proposed 2022-2023 budget presented by City Treasurer Charri Lara. The council agreed to a 7.4% cost-of-living adjustment and decided to wait on supplemental short/long-term insurance. The budget is scheduled to be read at the May 10th council meeting.
- Agreed to a 7.4% COLA
- Waited on supplemental short/long-term insurance
Regular City Council
The City Council will hold a regular meeting to vote on ordinances and new business, followed by a work session. Key items include a mill levy ordinance and the adoption of a FEMA study.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2022-2 regarding Mill Levy
- Authorization for Mayor to sign Architects agreements for Table Mountain Living Community with Erdman
- Adoption of FEMA Relocation and Acquisition Study
- Reappointment of James Whiting to the Tiger Joint Powers Board
- Discussion of ARPA funds and water projects
The City Council held a work session to discuss a funding request from the Lander Golf Course and updates on regional air service and infrastructure projects. No formal votes were taken on the proposals presented.
- Discussed Lander Golf Course request for $74,400 annually for 10 years to fund water, shop, and roof projects
- Reviewed Fremont Air Service Team proposal to use 30-40% of municipal/county sales tax allocations for air service
- Discussed combining 10 infrastructure projects into a $7.5 million application for ARPA and state funds
- Noted $4.5 million in optional sales tax funds currently held for projects
Regular City Council
The City Council will discuss funding for Safe Routes to Schools and a multi-use pathway. The body is also deciding on LIFT funding requests, board appointments, and updates to city job descriptions and salary structures.
- Safe Routes to Schools construction agreement for $1,131,125.00
- Multi-use pathway design agreement from 1st Street and Main to Popo River Park for $180,980.00
- LIFT funding requests: Pushroot Brewing Company ($75,000), Lander Valley Tree Care ($37,500), Maven ($16,065), and Crossing The Threshold, LLC ($13,880)
- T-O Engineers work order for Hunt Field Airport pavement maintenance for $41,437.05
- Minor subdivision plats S22.11 (Dillon Vista Lot 11) and S22.12 (Gannet Park Estates Phase 1)
The City Council approved several business licenses, leases, and a mill levy. They also awarded $156,468 in sales tax funds to seven projects based on LIFT committee recommendations. A non-discrimination resolution was discussed during public comments but not placed on the agenda for a vote.
- Approved $156,468 in LIFT project awards for seven applicants
- Approved Bar & Grill License for Zanmai Food & Beverage, LLC
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 2022-1 amending Title 4 of City Codes
- Approved Ordinance 2022-2 regarding Mill Levy
- Approved Resolution 1238 exempting N 3rd St from Open Container rules
- Approved $39,279 change order for Maven Project (Groathouse Construction)
- Approved Gannet Peak Replat for lots 12, 13, and 14
- Approved hangar lease with Bruce Barr
Regular City Council
The City Council will consider a change order for the Senior Solar Project and the approval of the Eckard-Bates Subdivision. A subsequent work session includes discussions on a non-discrimination resolution and a name change for Squaw Creek.
- Change order for Senior Solar Project for $11,369.00
- Approval of Eckard-Bates Subdivision S22.01
- Discussion of Non-Discrimination Resolution
- Discussion of name change for "Squaw Creek"
- Discussion of amending Title 4 – Ordinance 2022-1
The City Council approved a $11,369 change order for the Senior Solar Project and approved the Eckard-Bates Subdivision S22.01. The council also held an executive session regarding real property.
- Approved $11,369 change order for Senior Solar Project
- Approved Eckard-Bates Subdivision S22.01
Regular City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a retail liquor license transfer. The body is also deciding on salary structures, job descriptions, and several contracts and loan agreements.
- Transfer of Retail Liquor License #2 from William Vacek to Liquid Courage, LLC
- Updated Maven loan agreements with WBC for an increased amount of $3 million
- Construction management contract with HeinBond Architects for the Maven Project
- Subdivision 21.06 Spriggs Addition Third filing re-plat
- Resolution 1237 to amend salary structure
The City Council authorized updated loan agreements for the Maven Project and approved a construction management contract with HeinBond Architects. The council also approved a retail liquor license transfer and updated several job descriptions and salary structures.
- Approved $3 million updated Maven loan agreements with WBC
- Authorized construction management contract with HeinBond Architects for Maven Project
- Approved transfer of Retail Liquor License #2 to Liquid Courage, LLC
- Approved Subdivision 21.06 Spriggs Addition Third filing re-plat
- Approved Resolution 1236 amending various Public Works job descriptions
- Approved Resolution 1237 amending salary structure
- Authorized Amended Insurance Service Agreement with Tegeler & Associates
- Approved consent agenda including bills and claims
City Council Work Session
The City Council will vote on an easement abandonment and a contract time extension for the Maven Outdoor Equipment Company Headquarters Project. A subsequent work session will include discussions on a LOTRA lease and commercial air service revenue guarantees.
- Easement abandonment for Gannet Peak Subdivision Phase One lots 3-11
- Groathouse Construction Inc. Change Order No 05 increasing contract time by 49 days
- Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with LEDA
- LOTRA Lease and Rodeo ground fee waiver discussion
- Commercial Air Service minimum revenue guarantee discussion
The City Council held a work session to review staff updates and discuss potential changes to ward boundaries and short-term rental regulations. No formal votes were taken during the session.
- Tabled decision on at-large voting to investigate population data and boundary adjustments
- Tabled short-term rental regulation changes pending further research and Planning Commission involvement
Regular City Council
The City Council will vote on resolutions regarding a new city logo and changes to the salary structure and public works staffing. The body will also consider several agreements involving ambulance services, grant revenue, and electric services.
- Resolution 1233: Adopting an alternative City of Lander Logo
- Resolution 1234 and 1235: Creating Assistant Public Works Director/Engineer role and amending salary structure
- Agreement with Secura Max for police department software service and hosting
- Memorandum of Understanding with Fremont County for ambulance services financial support
- Waiver of building permit fees for Maven WBC project
The City Council approved a one-time financial contribution to Fremont County for ambulance services and waived approximately $22,000 in building permit fees for the Maven WBC project. The council also adopted an alternative city logo and created a new job description for an Assistant Public Works Director.
- Approved Resolution 1233 adopting an alternative City of Lander Logo
- Approved Resolution 1234 creating Assistant Public Works Director job description
- Approved Resolution 1235 amending salary structure for new job description
- Authorized SecuraMax software and hosting agreement for police department
- Authorized one-time financial support MOU with Fremont County for ambulance service
- Authorized Amended Revenue Recapture Agreement for WBC Maven grant
- Waived building permit fees for Maven WBC project
- Authorized 2022-23 fiscal sponsor agreement with Lander Community Foundation
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hold a work session to handle internal appointments and nominations. The meeting includes updates on 2022 1% projects and a presentation on housing opportunities.
- Council liaisons appointments
- Council President nominations
- 2022 1% project update by Lance Hopkin
- Housing Opportunity presentation by Missy White
The City Council held a work session to receive updates on infrastructure projects and housing needs. No votes were taken on proposed zoning changes or short-term rental regulations.
- Decided not to change the Council President or liaisons
Regular City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on new and renewal liquor licenses. The body is also considering appointments for the official city newspaper and depositories, as well as an ordinance regarding City Park Rules.
- Public hearing and approval for Mulino Bristo, LLC Bar & Grille license
- Renewal of liquor licenses for 2022-2023
- Ordinance 2021-6 amending City Park Rules
- Agreement with Teresa Lozier for cleaning city hall and police department
- Authorization of three Easement and Right-of-way Deeds for property adjacent to Rodeo Drive
The City Council approved several administrative updates, including a new Community Development Coordinator job description and an amended salary structure. The council also granted a new liquor license to Mulino Bristo, LLC and renewed existing licenses for 2022-2023.
- Approved job description for Community Development Coordinator
- Approved amended salary structure
- Approved Ordinance 2021-6 adding City Park Rules
- Approved new Bar & Grill license for Mulino Bristo, LLC
- Approved renewal of liquor licenses for 2022-2023
- Appointed Lander Journal as official city newspaper
- Approved Starrett Fields name change for LWCF
- Authorized Mayor to sign easement deeds for Rodeo Drive