Jun 1, 2026

City Council · 9 recorded votes · Present at roll call: Shelly, Mahler, Wolling, Andorf, Klein · Absent: none listed

All votes

Every vote in the official minutes, in agenda order. Routine items on this meeting (1): agenda, minutes. Full minutes for the whole Jun 1, 2026 meeting (file “Minutes 06-01-2026.pdf” in the city’s public minutes folder) (saved copy)

• Vote 1Approval of the meeting agendaCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes
• Vote 2Consent agenda — $2,382,831.79 total (itemized list of payees in the minutes)Carried unanimously · Count only · $2,382,831.79 · Minutes

  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.

• Vote 3Resolution Approving the FY2026 Budget AmendmentCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes · Full page →

  What this means: Budget amendment. A change to the spending totals in the budget the city already adopted for the year. In Iowa it needs public notice and a public hearing first.

• Vote 4Resolution Authorizing the Signing and Acceptance of the Revitalize Iowa’s Sound Economy (RISE) Program FundingCarried unanimously · Count only · $7,995,213 · Minutes · Full page →

  What this means: Resolution. A formal council decision, usually made in one vote. It approves a specific action, such as a contract, plan or policy, without changing the city code.

• Vote 5ProjectCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes
• Vote 6Approval of Pay Application #06 for the Downtown Improvements Phase I ProjectCarried unanimously · Count only · $262,610.08 · Minutes · Full page →

  What this means: Pay application. A contractor’s request to be paid for work finished so far on an approved project. Cities often hold back a share, called retainage, until the job is complete.

• Vote 7Resolution Approving the Amended Development Agreement with JC & JC Homes, LLCCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes

  What this means: Development agreement. A contract between the city and a developer that spells out what each side will do. It may include required building value, deadlines, public improvements or incentives.

• Vote 8Resolution Approving a Permanent Public Utility Easement and Ingress/Egress EasementCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes

  What this means: Easement. A right for the city or a utility to use part of someone’s land for a set purpose, such as pipes or access. The owner keeps the land.

• Vote 9Resolution Approving an Encroachment AgreementCarried unanimously · Count only · Minutes

  What this means: Resolution. A formal council decision, usually made in one vote. It approves a specific action, such as a contract, plan or policy, without changing the city code.