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Councilman David Mueller to resign July 31; council to accept applications for appointment
Summary
Councilman David (Dave) Mueller announced he will resign his seat effective July 31 after moving outside city limits. The council set a public application process and plans to appoint a successor at its Aug. 12 meeting; the appointee would serve until the next municipal election.
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Councilman David Mueller told colleagues he plans to resign his City Council seat effective July 31, citing a pending move outside the city. Mueller said he will remain a property owner in the area and intends to attend meetings as a resident. Mayor John Eric Hoover outlined a replacement process: the city will publish notice inviting applicants, accept written statements of interest and provide applicants an opportunity to address council in person. The council set Aug. 12 as the meeting where it will consider and select an appointment to fill the vacancy; the replacement would serve until the next scheduled municipal election under the city's post-election rules. Councilors thanked Mueller for his service and asked staff to prepare a commemorative recognition. Staff confirmed the legal options: the council may appoint a successor or call a special election; council members discussed holding an appointment and not calling a special election for this remainder of the term. Mueller said he would submit his resignation effective July 31 and thanked council and staff for the opportunity to serve.

