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Council advanced financing for a 238‑unit housing rehab, confirmed assessments for a street lighting district, directed staff to modernize online budget engagement, instructed the CAO to identify $140,000 for a local street repair, initiated a request for information for the Watts Coffee House operator, continued a nuisance lien hearing to May 6, 2025, and recessed to closed session on an employment discrimination lawsuit.
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The Council approved steps that allow a private authority to issue up to $55 million in revenue bonds to finance renovation of a 238‑unit apartment project, which moves that housing project closer to happening. City staff were told to report back on modernizing online budget tools so residents may have improved ways to give input, and the City will look for $140,000 to fix West Caribou Lane. The Council also confirmed assessments to maintain a local street lighting district, opened a process to find an operator for the Watts Coffee House, continued a property lien hearing to a later date, and held a closed session on a lawsuit involving the Police Department.
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