North Liberty public meetings in 2024
60 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment will hear an appeal from Joel and Dawn Baker regarding an administrative decision that a canopy attached to a detached garage causes the gross floor area to exceed the 850-square-foot maximum. The board will also elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson, and take public comment on non-agenda topics. This is the sole substantive agenda item.
- Appeal by Joel and Dawn Baker at 50 North George Street: canopy attached to detached garage allegedly exceeds 850 sq ft gross floor area limitation
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Public comment on topics not on the agenda
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board of Trustees will meet on December 16, 2024, to review the Sex Offender Library Use Policy and approve November minutes. The board will also receive a director report covering budget and operations, introduce new staff members, and address old and new business. No specific votes, funding decisions, or ordinance changes are listed in the agenda.
- Review of the Sex Offender Library Use Policy
- Approval of November meeting minutes
- Library Director report on budget and operations
- Introduction of library staff members
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the Freedom Park Trail Improvements project and consider second reading of three rezonings: Watts (RS-6 to RS-9), Liberty's Gate (C-1-B to C-2), and Fire Station #2 (ID to P). Also on the agenda are ARPA fund obligations for community center projects, a USDA loan agreement with South Slope Cooperative, and a utility annexation agreement with Grace Community Church. Consent items include multiple pay applications totaling over $557,000 for various infrastructure projects and three liquor license actions.
- Public hearing on Freedom Park Trail Improvements project
- Second consideration of Fire Station #2 rezoning from Interim Development to Public District
- Second consideration of Watts rezoning from RS-6 to RS-9 single-unit residence
- Second consideration of Liberty's Gate Lots 7-8 rezoning from C-1-B to C-2 Highway Commercial
- ARPA fund obligations: agreements with United Action for Youth, Greater Iowa City, and community center projects
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission is meeting for a regular agenda including approval of November minutes, parks and recreation reports, and community input. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled. The next meeting date is set for January 2, 2025, but quorum is uncertain.
- Approval of minutes from November 7, 2024
- Parks report and Recreation/Pool report
- Next meeting date: January 2, 2025, with quorum question
- Community input period
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning map amendment and a residential district ordinance change. The body will provide recommendations to the City Council on these items.
- Rezoning request by Scanlon Family, LLC from ID Interim Development District to RS-6 Single-Unit Residence District
- Preliminary subdivision plat for approximately 12.25 acres at the east terminus of Radcliffe Drive
- Proposed amendment to Chapter 168 of the Code of Ordinances regarding residential district dimensional standards
City Council
The North Liberty City Council will discuss the FY 26 budget framework and guidance. Several rezoning public hearings will be held, including Watts, Liberty’s Gate Lots 7 & 8, and Fire Station #2, each with first consideration of related zoning ordinances. The council will also consider a resolution to authorize a $9,195,000 general‑obligation bond issuance.
- Approval of $85,011.25 payment to Midwest Concrete for Penn Meadows Park North Parking Lot Project (Pay Application No. 8).
- Public hearing and first consideration of Ordinance 2024‑13 to rezone Watts property from RS‑6 Single‑Unit Residence District to RS‑9 Single‑Unit Residence District.
- Public hearing and first consideration of Ordinance 2024‑14 to rezone Liberty’s Gate Lots 7 & 8 from C‑1‑B General Commercial District to C‑2 Highway Commercial District.
- Resolution 2024‑108 approving the preliminary site plan for Auditor’s Parcel 2016‑069 (Liberty’s Gate Lots 4‑6).
- Resolution 2024‑110 authorizing and approving a loan agreement for the issuance of $9,195,000 General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds (2024A bond sale).
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board of Trustees will meet to approve minutes from September, receive budget and director reports, and review three policies: Library Conduct, Art Display, and Service. Public comment will be taken. No major financial decisions or new business are on the agenda.
- Approval of September meeting minutes
- Budget report from library staff
- Review of Library Conduct Policy
- Review of Art Display Policy
- Review of Service Policy
City Council
The City Council is holding a special session to discuss a zoning map amendment. The body will consider waiving standard rules to move to a final vote on Ordinance Number 2024-12.
- Final consideration of Ordinance Number 2024-12 to change property designation from RS-6 Single-Unit Residence District to RS-6 PAD Single-Unit Residence District
City Council
The City Council will hold a regular session including a public hearing on three rezoning proposals, a resolution authorizing a General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bond sale, and discussion on allocating remaining ARPA funds. The consent agenda includes pay applications and change orders for multiple city projects such as the Centennial Park Event Complex and Forevergreen Road Signalization. Other items include a TIF funding resolution for FY26, a temporary construction easement for the Forevergreen Roundabout, and a library board appointment.
- Resolution 2024-104 awarding General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series 2024A
- Discussion and possible action on remaining unallocated ARPA funds
- Public hearing and first consideration of rezoning property from RM-21 Multi-Unit Residence to C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial (Hodge Construction)
- Public hearing and first consideration of administrative rezoning from RS-6 to RS-6 PAD Single-Unit Residence District
- Resolution 2024-107 obligating Urban Renewal Tax Revenue funds for FY26 TIF payments
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission will receive reports on parks and recreation/pool operations, and discuss a proposed Girl Scout Dog Park Project. The meeting is largely procedural with community input and old business also on the agenda.
- Girl Scout Dog Park Project – discussion item
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four zoning map amendments and review two preliminary site plans. These items include requests for mixed-use and multi-dwelling housing developments. The commission will provide recommendations to the City Council.
- Preliminary Site Plan for horizontal mixed-use development on 2.84 acres at North Madison Ave and Penn Court
- Rezoning from C-1-B to C-2 and site plan for 36-unit multi-dwelling housing on 1.68 acres south of North Madison Ave
- Rezoning from RS-6 to RS-9 on 1.73 acres south of Denison Avenue
- Rezoning from RS-6 to RS-6 PAD on 0.18 acres at 1470 Antler Drive
- Rezoning from ID to P Public District on 3.0 acres north of Saint Andrews Boulevard
City Council
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for Hodge Construction Company and North Jones LLC. Members will also discuss the allocation of remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and a 2024 bond sale.
- Public hearing for Ordinance 2024-10 to rezone property from RM-21 to C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial
- Public hearing for Ordinance 2024-11 to rezone property from RM-8 to RM-12 Multi-Unit Residence
- Centennial Park Event Complex payment of $294,713.07 to Larson Construction Co., Inc.
- Resolution 2024-101 to set the sale date for General Obligation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series 2024A
- Resolution 2024-102 for CDBG-CV program policies to purchase food for North Liberty Community Pantry
Library Board
The Library Board of Trustees will meet to review the Meeting Room Use Policy. The agenda also includes budget and staff reports.
- Review of Meeting Room Use Policy
City Council
The City Council will vote on a preliminary site plan for Buck Moon Villas and a rezoning request for Corridor Media Properties, LLC. Members will also consider amendments to the Zoning Code and Subdivision Ordinance. A payment for the Forevergreen Road Signal Improvement Project is on the consent agenda.
- Payment of $509,142.03 to Eastern Iowa Excavating & Concrete for Forevergreen Road Signal Improvement Project
- Resolution 2024-97: Preliminary Site Plan for Buck Moon Villas, Lots 58-60
- Resolution 2024-98: Approval of Parking Control Devices
- Ordinance 2024-09: Amendments to Zoning Code and Subdivision Ordinance regulations
- Ordinance 2024-08: Rezoning Corridor Media Properties, LLC from O/RP to C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial District
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will meet to review reports on parks and recreation/pool operations. The agenda consists of procedural items and reports.
- Approval of September 5, 2024 meeting minutes
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a preliminary site plan for a townhouse development and two zoning map amendments. The body will provide recommendations to the City Council regarding these requests.
- Preliminary Site Plan for 11 townhouse units on 1.6 acres east of North Dubuque Street
- Rezoning request from RM-8 to RM-12 for 3.53 acres at 1605, 1655, and 1695 North Jones Boulevard
- Rezoning request from RM-21 to C-3 for 5.12 acres at West Forevergreen Road and Bernardy Drive
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and first consideration of an ordinance to amend zoning and subdivision regulations. The body will also consider a second reading of a rezoning request for Corridor Media Properties, LLC.
- Public hearing and first consideration of Ordinance 2024-09 regarding zoning and development
- Second consideration of Ordinance 2024-08 to rezone Corridor Media Properties, LLC from O/RP to C-3
- Centennial Park Event Complex payment to Larson Construction, Co., Inc. for $325,090.63
- Penn Street Railroad Crossing Improvements payment to Midwest Concrete, Inc. for $14,543.55 and change order for $15,000.00
- Liquor license application for Nightmare on Ale Street
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board will approve minutes from August, review a collection development policy, and discuss budget and staff reports. The meeting will also include staff introductions on marketing.
- Approval of August minutes
- Review of Collection Development Policy
- Budget report
- Staff reports and questions
- Update on County Board position
City Council
The City Council will consider rezoning property for Corridor Media Properties, LLC, and approve pay applications for several road and facility improvement projects. The body will also consider a resolution to approve a developer's agreement for Liberty Commons and a new agreement with the North Liberty Community Pantry.
- Corridor Media Properties, LLC Rezoning (Public Hearing)
- Forevergreen Road Signalization Project Pay App #1 ($609,763.82)
- West Penn Street Improvements Pay App #5 ($56,676.29)
- Liberty Commons Subdivision Developer's Agreement
- North Liberty Community Pantry Agreement
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will meet to review reports from the Parks and Recreation/Pool departments. The agenda consists of procedural items and community input.
- Approval of August 8, 2024 meeting minutes
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
Planning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning map amendment requested by Corridor Media Properties, LLC to change about 1.53 acres at 2345 Landon Road from the Office and Research Park District to a C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial District. The commission will also hear a public hearing on a city-requested ordinance to amend Chapters 165, 167, 168, 169 and 180 of the North Liberty Code, covering preliminary site plans, zoning compliance certificates, residential district standards, parking, landscaping, fences, and subdivision design standards. Both items will be presented by staff, include public comments, and result in a recommendation to the City Council.
- Rezoning of ~1.53 acres at 2345 Landon Road from O/RP Office and Research Park District to C-3 Higher-Intensity Commercial District (request by Corridor Media Properties, LLC).
- Ordinance amendment to North Liberty Code chapters 165, 167, 168, 169, 180 covering site‑plan, zoning compliance, residential standards, parking, landscaping, fences, and subdivision design (requested by City of North Liberty).
City Council
The City Council will review the Fiscal Year 2023 audit, discuss a proposal for Fire Station Number 1, and consider funding agreements for social service providers and the North Liberty Community Pantry.
- Approval of $82,335.98 for Fox Run Pond Trail Project
- Resolution accepting FY 2023 audit report
- Resolution approving Fire Station #1 services agreement
- Resolution approving Social Service Funding Agreements for FY 2025
- Discussion on North Liberty Road Trail design and federal aid agreement
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission will approve minutes from the June 6, 2024 meeting and note there was no July meeting. The commission will welcome new board member Kevin Smith and update the board listing. Reports will include updates on park and recreation programs, with a detailed pool operations update describing indoor pool equipment replacements and limited outdoor pool hours from Aug 23 to Sept 1. The commission will also discuss the Fall Activity Guide, released in July with registrations beginning Aug 5, and invite community input while addressing old business.
- Approve minutes from June 6, 2024 meeting
- Welcome new board member Kevin Smith
- Indoor pool motor and pump casing replacement
- Outdoor pool limited hours Aug 23–Sept 1
- Fall Activity Guide registration began Aug 5
Tree & Stormwater Advisory Board
The Board will discuss tree planting at Penn Meadows Park and ash tree removal progress. The meeting also includes a report on the Freedom Park fish kill cleanup.
- Fall tree planting at Penn Meadows Park
- Ash tree removal progress
- Freedom Park fish kill cleanup
- Middle Iowa Watershed Management Authority kickoff meeting
City Council
The City Council will consider a public hearing and first reading for an ordinance regarding alcohol in public areas. The agenda also includes a preliminary plat for The Sanctuary at North Bend and various project agreements.
- Ordinance 2024-06: Alcohol consumption and sale in authorized public areas
- The Sanctuary at North Bend Preliminary Plat approval (Resolution 2024-75)
- Signage Wayfinding Assessment and Needs Analysis proposal (Resolution 2024-76)
- Shive Hattery agreements for Freedom Park Trail and Community Center Parking Lot
- Streets & Maintenance Facility remodel change order: $11,263.79
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a preliminary subdivision plat request. The proposal involves a 30-lot subdivision on approximately 43.7 acres located north of West Forevergreen Road.
- Preliminary Subdivision Plat: Primestone Residential (30 lots on ~43.7 acres)
City Council
The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding fiscal year salaries, transfers, and a recreational trails grant application. The agenda also includes multiple rezoning ordinances for Buck Moon Villas, LLC and Primestone Residential.
- City Hall Project pay application #13-R: $243,807.63
- Streets & Maintenance Facility interior remodel pay application #4: $161,316.70
- Resolution 2024-71 regarding FY 2025 salaries and hourly wages
- Ordinance 2024-04 rezoning Buck Moon Villas, LLC property to RM-12 Multi-Unit Residence District
- Ordinance 2024-05 rezoning Primestone Residential property across multiple districts
Library Board
The Board of Trustees will review the Internet & Technology Policy. The meeting includes reports regarding the budget, Friends group, and director.
- Internet & Technology Policy review
City Council
The City Council will consider several preliminary site plans and stormwater maintenance agreements. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a General Obligation Urban Renewal Loan Agreement and various rezoning ordinances.
- Penn Meadows Parking Lot Project pay application for $112,163.93
- West Penn Street Improvements Project pay application for $31,110.51 and a $7,859.84 change order
- Preliminary Site Plan for Solomon’s Entertainment District – Part Two
- Preliminary Site Plan for 350 W. Penn Street
- Rezoning of Primestone Residential property involving multiple districts
Parks & Recreation Commission
The North Liberty Parks & Recreation Commission will approve May meeting minutes and review three expiring board seats with nine applications on file. Staff will report that the indoor pool remains closed for equipment replacement, while outdoor summer hours begin June 6 for community use. The commission will also accept public input and address ongoing business.
- Approval of May 2, 2024 meeting minutes
- Review of three expiring board terms and nine submitted applications
- Indoor pool remains closed for motor and pump casing replacement
- Outdoor pool begins regular summer hours on June 6
- Next meeting rescheduled from July 4 (date pending)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider two preliminary site plan requests on West Penn Street. These include a 5,046 square foot financial institution and a 10,500 square foot community pantry building.
- Preliminary Site Plan: Corda Credit Union (5,046 sq ft) on 1.03 acres near North Jones Boulevard
- Preliminary Site Plan: North Liberty Community Pantry (10,500 sq ft) on 3.04 acres near North Dubuque Street
City Council
The City Council will consider a budget amendment for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. The meeting includes discussions on bond sale proposals, Centennial Events Center rental fees, and several zoning changes.
- City Hall Project Change Order Number 5: $19,586.00
- Streets & Maintenance Facility Interior Remodel Pay Application Number 4: $120,990.55
- Proposed budget amendment for fiscal year ending June 30, 2024
- Essential Purpose Loan Agreement and General Obligation Urban Renewal Loan Agreement proposals
- Buck Moon Villas, LLC rezoning from RS-6 to RM-12
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board of Trustees will conduct reviews of program, personnel, and by-law policies. The agenda also includes budget, director, and staff reports.
- Review of Program Policy
- Review of Board By-Laws
- Review of Personnel Policy Statement
- Budget report
- Approval of April minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget and Capital Improvements Plan. Additional items include discussions on several site plans, plat approvals, and fee structures.
- FY 25 Annual Budget and Capital Improvements Plan (Resolution 2024-46)
- West Penn Street Improvements Project pay application for $106,397.25
- Preliminary Site Plan for Lot 1 Water Tower Place (Resolution 2024-47)
- Solomons Landing – Part Five Preliminary Plat (Resolution 2024-48)
- North Liberty Community Pantry agreement (Resolution 2024-49)
Planning Commission
The North Liberty Planning Commission will consider several development requests on May 7, 2024. The agenda includes a 49-lot subdivision plat and a site plan for 58 residential units. The commission will also hold public hearings regarding zoning amendments near Highway 965 and West Forevergreen Road.
- 49-lot subdivision plat on North Jones Boulevard
- Site plan for 58 residential units at North Madison Ave and Tower Drive
- Rezoning of 1.01 acres at Highway 965/Ranshaw Way and North Dubuque Street
- Land use and rezoning requests for 43.74 acres near West Forevergreen Road
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will review upcoming board term expirations and a revised NLCC fees proposal. The meeting also includes updates on the Next Stage project and various department reports.
- Three board terms expiring June 30, 2024: Amy Chen, Donglin Chai, and Gwen Johnson
- Revised NLCC Fees Proposal to be presented at May 14th City Council Meeting
- Next Stage project update
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings for the North Ridge Part Four rezoning and the Centennial Park Event Complex Phase 1. The agenda also includes setting a budget hearing date and adopting an e-scooter ordinance.
- Rezoning of North Ridge Part Four to RS-4 Single-Unit Residence District
- Public hearing for Centennial Park Event Complex Phase 1 plans and costs
- Adoption of Ordinance 2024-02 regarding electric scooter operations
- Contract approval for Johnson County SEATS transit services
- $25,118.00 change order for City Hall Project
Library Board
The Library Board of Trustees will meet to approve minutes from January and March. The meeting includes reviews of the budget, director, and Friends reports, as well as policy reviews for volunteers and proctoring.
- Review of Volunteer Policy
- Review of Proctoring Policy
- Budget report review
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session focused on establishing goals for the upcoming years. This meeting is dedicated to long-term planning for 2025 through 2027.
- City Council Goal Setting for Years 2025-2027
Tree & Stormwater Advisory Board
The Tree & Stormwater Advisory Board is reviewing tree reports and stormwater management activities. Discussion includes ash tree removal progress, park awards, and wetland area improvements.
- MidAmerican 2024 Trees Please Grant of $1000 awarded to Penn Meadows Park
- Progress report on ash tree removals
- Muddy Creek & Trail clean-up report
- Goose Lake Wetland area improvements and prairie burns
City Council
The North Liberty City Council will hold a special session to conduct a public hearing. The hearing concerns the proposed Tax Levy for the Fiscal Year 2024-25 City of North Liberty Budget.
- Public Hearing regarding proposed Tax Levy for the FY 2024-25 City of North Liberty Budget
City Council
The City Council will consider the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget and a resolution for parking control devices. Other items include an easement agreement with Coralville and property acquisition for Fire Station #2.
- Streets & Maintenance Facility interior remodel pay application: $55,979.32
- Resolution 2024-35 regarding parking control devices
- Resolution 2024-36 setting a public hearing for the FY 25 Budget
- Resolution 2024-37: Sanitary Sewer Easement between Coralville and North Liberty
- Resolution 2024-38: West Penn Street Project easement agreements
Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks & Recreation Commission will review a fee proposal for the North Liberty Community Center. The commission is tasked with discussing the proposal and making a recommendation for City Council approval.
- Discussion of NLCC Fees Proposal
- Recommendation for City Council approval regarding fees
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning map amendment. The request involves rezoning 5.36 acres from an ID Interim Development District to an RS-4 Single-Unit Residential District.
- Public Hearing: Rezoning of 5.36 acres at the northeast corner of North Liberty Road and Oak Lane NE
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and first consideration for Ordinance 2024-02 regarding electric personal assistive and micromobility devices. The council will also consider a resolution for a public utility easement sharing agreement with Linn County REC.
- Public hearing and first consideration of E-scooter Ordinance 2024-02
- Linn County REC Public Utility Easement Sharing Agreement Resolution
- Liquor license applications for Rayo Mexican Bar & Grill, Izumi Sushi & Hibachi, and Aldi #57
- Liquor license renewals for Bluebird Café, Quail Creek Golf Course, and Revitalize U
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board of Trustees will discuss the library's strategic plan and mission statement. The meeting also includes reports on the budget, director, and Friends group.
- Review of Library Strategic Plan and Mission Statement
- Budget report
- Director report
- Approval of January minutes
- Welcome new board member
City Council
The North Liberty City Council will vote on updates to speed zone locations and a services agreement for the North Liberty Road Trail Project. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding a grant application for fresh food through the Community Pantry.
- Services Agreement with Shive-Hattery, Inc. for the North Liberty Road Trail Project
- Public hearing for Community Development Block Grant funds for fresh food
- Adoption of Ordinance 2024-01 regarding speed zone locations and citation criteria
- Easement agreement for the West Penn Street Project
- Appointment of Angela Fogt to the Library Board
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will review the February 1, 2024, meeting minutes and receive reports regarding parks and recreation/pool updates. The agenda includes time for community input and various business items.
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
City Council
The City Council will review several resolutions regarding the West Penn Street Improvements Project and a naming rights agreement for Centennial Park. The agenda also includes discussions on withdrawing from the Johnson County Dive Team 28E and updating local speed zone ordinances.
- City Hall Project: Change Order Number 3 for $23,429.00
- City Hall Project: Pay Application Number 12 for $245,300.82
- West Penn Street Improvements Project contract and easement resolutions
- Centennial Park Play Yard Naming Rights Agreement with Watts Family Foundation
- Second consideration of Ordinance Number 2024-01 regarding speed zones
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding proposed changes to speed zone locations and violation criteria. The meeting also includes discussions on a police traffic study and the FY 2024-25 budget process.
- $435,036.79 pay application for City Hall construction
- Public hearing on Ordinance Number 2024-01 regarding speed zone locations and violation criteria
- Preliminary Site Plan approval for 1085 Liberty Way
- Naming Rights Agreement with Relion, Inc. for Centennial Park Next Stage Park Project
- Statement of Work A-2 for accounting services with FORVIS, LLP
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a preliminary site plan for a multi-tenant commercial building. The project includes a drive-through facility on 1.48 acres of land.
- Preliminary Site Plan: Senne Property Investments IA, LLC
- 11,600 square foot multi-tenant commercial building with drive through
- Southeast corner of Liberty Way and North Jones Boulevard
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will review the January 4, 2024, meeting minutes and receive reports regarding parks and recreation/pool updates. The agenda includes opportunities for community input and discussion of new and old business.
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding plans and cost estimates for the West Penn Street Improvements Project. The council is also scheduled to review the FY 2024-25 budget, including operational and capital projects. Additionally, several resolutions regarding land plats and an annexation are on the agenda.
- Public hearing for West Penn Street Improvements Project plans and cost estimates
- Resolution to accept the bid for Forevergreen Road Signalization Project
- $225,742.19 pay application for Penn Meadows Park North Parking Improvements
- Approval of preliminary and final plats for Liberty Centre Part 1D
- Approval of preliminary and final plats for Solomons Entertainment District – Part Two
Library Board
The North Liberty Library Board will meet to review several library policies, including child safety and service. The board will also hear budget, director, and Friends of the Library reports.
- Review of Library Child Safety and Vulnerable Adults policy
- Review of Service policy
- Discussion regarding Statement of Concern
- Budget report
- Director's report
City Council
The City Council will review and discuss department budgets within the General, Utilities, and Road Use Tax Funds. This session focuses on reviewing revenues and minor capital projects before a follow-up meeting for consensus.
- General Fund revenue and department reviews
- Road Use Tax Budget review
- Storm Water Budget review
- Water Budget review
- Wastewater Budget review
Tree & Stormwater Advisory Board
The board will review tree reports, including ash tree removal progress and a grant application for Penn Meadows Park. The meeting also includes discussions on salt usage and Goose Lake Wetland improvements.
- MidAmerican 2024 Trees Please Grant application (Penn Meadows Park)
- Progress on ash tree removals
- Muddy Creek & Trail clean-up scheduled for April 6
- Salt usage on sidewalks and parking lots
- Goose Lake Wetland area improvements
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding an Urban Renewal Loan Agreement and the Forevergreen Road Signalization Project. The agenda also includes resolutions for a new investment policy and a grant agreement for the Centennial Center. Additionally, the council will review a preliminary site plan for Solomons Entertainment District.
- Public hearing on Urban Renewal Loan Agreement proposal
- Plans and cost estimates for Forevergreen Road Signalization Project
- Right-of-way acquisition from Byron L. Tinkey & TL&L, Inc. for Forevergreen Road
- Grant agreement for the Centennial Center via Enhance Iowa Board
- Preliminary site plan for Solomons Entertainment District
Tree & Stormwater Advisory Board
The board will review reports on 2024 tree plantings, removals, and the Tree City USA application. Members will also receive updates on stormwater projects for Liberty Centre Pond and Muddy Creek.
- MidAmerican 2025 Trees Please Grant application for Penn Meadows Park
- Liberty Centre Pond edge stone repair and north point dredging
- Muddy Creek Culvert cleanout project
- Muddy Creek & Trail clean-up on April 5th
- Tree City USA 2024 application approval
Parks & Recreation Commission
The commission will welcome new board members Nicholas Arnold and Donglin Chai. The agenda includes a Next Stage update from Nick Bergus and reports regarding parks and recreation/pool activities.
- Welcome of new board members Nicholas Arnold and Donglin Chai
- Next Stage Update by Community Relations Director Nick Bergus
- Parks Report
- Recreation/Pool Report
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider two preliminary subdivision plats for residential lots. The commission will also review a preliminary site plan for a multi-tenant commercial building.
- 2-lot subdivision on 2.12 acres west of Community Drive
- 2-lot subdivision on 2.54 acres at West Penn Street and North Jones Boulevard
- 9,020 square foot multi-tenant commercial building at West Penn Street and North Jones Boulevard