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The Council approved several funding items, including a $1.09 million annual budget amendment tied to Regional Partnership Agreements for Animal Services, a five-year lease extension for a satellite animal shelter, and multiple grant awards for senior nutrition and volunteer programs. It also adopted a code enforcement lien resolution, approved a fee waiver and city support for Rendezvous Back to Route 66, and continued a Ward 3 appeal hearing to September 17.
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Residents should expect continued city spending on animal services, senior programs, and community event support after the Council approved multiple budget and grant items. The Council also extended the lease for a satellite animal shelter at 1543 W. 8th Street through September 30, 2030, which supports pet adoptions. A zoning/code hearing about a Ward 3 property at 379 E. Industrial Road was continued to September 17, so no final decision was made on that item.
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