Hawarden Council met June 24 on zoning change, FEMA lot sale; outcomes pending

The Hawarden City Council met June 24 to consider a zoning amendment and the final disposition of a FEMA-owned lot, among other items. Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so official votes and decisions are not available.

Agenda items

FEMA lot disposition – The council held a public hearing and was scheduled to vote on Resolution 2026-22 authorizing final disposition of a FEMA-owned lot. No dollar amount or property address was listed in the agenda summary.

Zoning regulations – A public hearing and the final reading of Ordinance 764, which would amend the city’s zoning regulations, were on the agenda. The specific changes were not detailed in the agenda.

Street closure – The council considered approving a street closure for the One Crazy Night Downtown Block Party. No date for the event was provided in the agenda.

All three items were listed as up for discussion and possible action. Because the minutes remain unpublished, the results of the votes—if any were taken—are not yet known.

Coming up

No city council or other government meetings are currently scheduled for the next 14 days, according to the city's published agenda listings.

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