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The City Council adopted several spending, grant, lease, license, and public hearing measures, including $50,000 in climate grant funding matched by $25,000 in City funds for energy upgrades at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility.
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The council approved a mix of routine and targeted actions that affect city operations, neighborhood funding, and several businesses and properties. One notable item was a $50,000 state climate grant, matched with $25,000 from the City, for energy-efficiency upgrades at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility. The council also advanced actions tied to sewer repair assessments, a police communications lease, a liquor license expansion, and a nuisance-property notice. Two items were delayed or referred for later action: a pay-rate resolution for a GIS Supervisor and a vacant property case at 799 University Avenue West.
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