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Valparaiso boards tackle street paving, zoning, and park planning in late June

Valparaiso's city boards and commissions held a packed schedule of meetings in the final week of June, covering street paving contracts, a zoning map amendment, park master planning, and code enforcement. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these sessions, what follows reflects the published agendas — not confirmed outcomes.

City Council — June 22

The Council scheduled a public hearing and final vote on Ordinance No. 13, 2026, a zoning map amendment filed by B. Thompson. The agenda also included an update on a downtown liquor license from Attorney Svetanoff and approval of the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes. No vote tallies or outcomes are available yet.

Human Relations Council — June 25

The Human Relations Council was set to give final approval to its strategic plan. Other agenda items included creating a student HRC member application, assigning liaisons to local organizations, and planning a presentation to the City Council marking the 10-year anniversary of the Human Relations Ordinance. The council also planned to discuss improving public transparency through its webpage.

Board of Works — June 26

The Board of Works agenda centered on the 2026 Local Streets Paving Improvements award and contract, along with a Next Level Trails Grant Application approval. Members were also scheduled to consider parking restrictions on Iron Gate Dr, Brander Dr, and Porter St.

Code violation hearings were listed for 18 properties, including 825 Lincolnway and 303 Indiana Ave. The board also had street closure requests on the agenda for the Valpo Parks Classic Cars & BBQ event and the Elm Street Block Party.

Park Board — June 30

The Valparaiso/Center Township Park Board was scheduled to review rental pricing for the Kirchhoff West shelter and receive a presentation on the East Side Master Plan, with board action anticipated. Routine updates covered the rePLAY project, golf course irrigation system, and the Valpo Parks Foundation. The agenda also included the monthly financial report and vendor claims approval.

Coming up

All recent meeting outcomes remain unconfirmed until minutes are published. Readers can consult the city's official agendas and minutes for authoritative records.

Earlier weeks

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