La Center City Council meeting cancelled; upcoming meetings on transfer station, zoning codes
The La Center City Council's regular meeting scheduled for June 24 was cancelled, with no decisions or discussions taking place. No minutes have yet been published for that date.
Upcoming Regular City Council — July 8
The City Council will meet at a regular session on Wednesday, July 8. The main item is a cost-benefit analysis comparing public versus private ownership of transfer stations. Council members will receive an analysis of three options: private ownership, public ownership with contracted operation and maintenance, or public self-operation. No vote is scheduled; the discussion is to inform next steps.
Council will also consider an interlocal agreement with Clark County for disposal of decant and street sweepings at the Whatley Facility. A proclamation is proposed designating July 26, 2026 as Americans with Disabilities Act Day, marking the 36th anniversary of the law.
Other agenda items include approval of a playground equipment purchase for 5th & Birch Park and adoption of the consent agenda, which covers checks payable and minutes from the June 10, 2026 council meeting.
Upcoming Planning Commission — July 14
The Planning Commission will meet on Tuesday, July 14 to discuss updates to the city's zoning code. The commission will review the new C‑2 code and the Employment District code, and will hold a discussion on whether to repeal the JP code. No decisions have been announced; the meeting is a working session.
Coming up
- **Regular City Council**: July 8, 2026, at the La Center City Hall. Agenda includes transfer station analysis and interlocal agreement.
- **Planning Commission**: July 14, 2026, also at City Hall. Zoning code review.
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