Council advances annexation first reading and adopts camping-unit ordinance
Council performed first reading and directed staff to prepare second and possible third readings on Oct. 20 for an annexation of property at N 1807 South Main Street to add up to four single-family lots; council also completed second/third readings and adopted an ordinance updating rules on camping units to align with the state's uniform dwelling code.
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The City Council performed the first reading on an annexation ordinance for property at N 1807 South Main Street and directed the city manager to prepare the ordinance for second and possible third readings at its Oct. 20 meeting. Director Drager said staff has worked with the property owner for more than a year; the property carries a deferred special assessment tied to a 1996 road project that would be due upon annexation, and staff said the city has in the past granted payment plans or recorded the assessment against subdivided lots.
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