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Voters will decide on two charter amendments in May that were initiated by citizen petitions. The Council noted these were pushed by a billboard company.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
A fiscal note will be provided to inform voters of the potential financial impact of the proposed amendments.
Citizens who signed the petitions to bring these issues to a vote.
Other municipal departments facing potential budget constraints if funds are redirected.
The project includes a 100-foot building setback and 8-foot masonry fence to protect nearby homes.
This annexation helps the city manage future right-of-way planning.
The PUD includes strict landscape buffers and lighting restrictions to protect the adjacent residential neighborhood.
This project aims to provide lodging for visitors to Old Settlers Park and the multipurpose complex.
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Firefighters are pushing for Proposition B on the May ballot to mandate 4-person staffing on fire engines and set response-time standards, arguing current levels are unsafe. City leaders strongly oppose it, claiming it would restrict local budget control, raise taxes, and create legal liabilities while noting substantial recent budget increases.