Jun 4, 2026

City Council Regular Meeting · 8 recorded votes · Present at roll call: Brown, Kuhl, Meinecke · Absent: Boerjan, Porter

All votes

Every vote in the official minutes, in agenda order. Routine items on this meeting (2): agenda, adjournment. Full minutes for the whole Jun 4, 2026 meeting (saved copy)

• Vote 1Agenda: to approve the agenda as presentedCarried unanimously (voice vote) · Minutes, p. 1

  What this means: Approving the agenda. A routine first vote that sets the list of items for the meeting.

• Vote 2Consent agenda (13 items, approved in one vote)Carried unanimously (roll call) · Count only · Minutes, p. 2

  What this means: Consent agenda. A list of routine items the council approves together in one vote, without separate discussion. Any member can ask to pull an item out for its own vote.

  13 consent items

  1. May 21, 2026 Minutes of the Regular City Council Meeting
  2. Renewal Class “C” Retail Alcohol License for El Maya Mexican Restaurant
  3. Renewal Class “C” Retail Alcohol License for Pin High Sports Bar
  4. Special Event Application for 4th of July Fireworks at McAninch Park
  5. Resolution 26129 to approve Pay Estimate No. 1 and Change Order No. 1 to TK Concrete for the Legacy Area Street Rehabilitation Project
  6. Resolution 26130 to approve Pay Estimate No. 2 to TK Concrete for the Legacy Area Street Rehabilitation Project
  7. Resolution 26131 Reappointing Gregory Pierce to the Norwalk Storm Water Advisory Committee
  8. Resolution 26132 Reappointing Douglas Smith to the Norwalk Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission
  9. Resolution 26133 approving updated Employee Agreement for City Manager
  10. Resolution 26134 to approve Pay Estimate No. 11 to Northern Lines Contracting, Inc. for the North River Interceptor Extension - Phase 1 Project
  11. Tobacco Permit for Legacy Golf Club effective May 13, 2026 - June 30, 2026
  12. Resolution 26135 approving the purchase of a Skid Loader and Snow Pushing Attachment for the Parks and Recreation Department
  13. And Expenditures
• Vote 3Pass the final reading of Ordinance 26-07 amending the Official Zoning Map of the City of Norwalk, Iowa by Rezoning Parcel No. 64025110461 from R-1(60) Single Family Residential…Carried unanimously (roll call) · Count only · Minutes, p. 4 · Full page →

  What this means: Ordinance readings. An ordinance is a local law. In Iowa it is usually voted on at three separate meetings (first, second and third reading) before it passes. Each reading is one of those votes.

• Vote 4Pass the final reading of Ordinance 26-08 amending the Official Zoning Ordinance of the City of Norwalk, Iowa by Amending Chapter 175A.21 regarding Exceptions to Yard RequirementsCarried unanimously (roll call) · Count only · Minutes, p. 4 · Full page →

  What this means: Ordinance readings. An ordinance is a local law. In Iowa it is usually voted on at three separate meetings (first, second and third reading) before it passes. Each reading is one of those votes.

• Vote 5Pass the final reading of Ordinance 26-09 amending Chapter 177, Rates & Fees, of the Norwalk Code, providing for amended Building Permit Valuation FeeCarried unanimously (roll call) · Count only · Minutes, p. 4 · Full page →

  What this means: Ordinance readings. An ordinance is a local law. In Iowa it is usually voted on at three separate meetings (first, second and third reading) before it passes. Each reading is one of those votes.

• Vote 6Pass the final reading of Ordinance 26-10 amending and replacing in its entirety Chapter 92.12 of the Norwalk Code providing for a Water Use PlanCarried unanimously (roll call) · Count only · Minutes, p. 4

  What this means: Ordinance readings. An ordinance is a local law. In Iowa it is usually voted on at three separate meetings (first, second and third reading) before it passes. Each reading is one of those votes.

• Vote 7Future Agenda Items: to add to a future agenda discussion and consideration of the sidewalk replacement ordinanceCarried unanimously (voice vote) · Minutes, p. 1

  What this means: Ordinance. A local law. Ordinances change the city code, and in Iowa they usually take three votes at separate meetings.

• Vote 8Council Inquires and Staff Updates: to adjourn at 6:17 p.mCarried unanimously (voice vote) · Minutes, p. 5

  What this means: Adjourning. The routine vote that ends the meeting.