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Council adopts broadband IGA, reconsiders two ordinances and continues EPA wastewater loan until Aug. 5
Summary
At its July 15 meeting the Lake Oswego City Council approved a consent resolution authorizing an intergovernmental agreement on broadband, voted to reconsider two ordinances and continued consideration of a proposed EPA loan for the wastewater treatment plant to Aug. 5 so staff can return with a draft loan agreement and a one‑page term sheet.
Lake Oswego City Council on July 15 approved a consent resolution authorizing an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) on broadband and took procedural votes to reopen two recently enacted ordinances for possible amendment. The council also voted to continue consideration of a proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) loan for the city’s wastewater treatment facility until Aug. 5 and asked staff to return with a draft loan agreement and a short summary of key terms.
The council placed the consent item — Resolution 25‑36, authorizing an IGA with regional broadband user groups — on the consent agenda and approved it without discussion. Councilor Windland made the motion, Councilor Verdict seconded, and the motion passed (tally recorded by the council as 6 yes, 0 no).
Councilors then took up a staff request related to the wastewater treatment facility: a resolution (25‑37) that, if approved, would authorize city staff to execute an EPA loan instrument to help finance the project. City staff…
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