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Mayor Hartman announces Heidelberg outreach, regional mixer attendance and 9/11 remembrance
Summary
Mayor Hartman used the Sept. 4 meeting to flag an upcoming public outreach effort on the Heidelberg Conditional Use Permit, noted attendance at a regional EASC mixer alongside City Manager Kirk Pearson and VOA CEO Brian Smith, and announced a Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony.
Mayor Hartman told the Granite Falls City Council on Sept. 4 that the public outreach committee for the Heidelberg Conditional Use Permit will meet again soon as the city continues preliminary public engagement on the proposal.
Hartman also said he attended a regional EASC mixer at the Mill in Lake Stevens alongside City Manager Kirk Pearson and Brian Smith, identified in the minutes as CEO of VOA. The mayor reminded the council and public that a 9/11 remembrance ceremony is scheduled for Sept. 11 at 10:00 a.m. behind the fire department.
During council comments, Councilmember FitzGerald reminded attendees of a joint land-use comprehensive-plan workshop set for Sept. 25 at City Hall and mentioned the first high-school football game at Tiger Stadium that evening.
The minutes do not record additional detail about the Heidelberg Conditional Use Permit (for example, scope, timeline, or next formal hearing dates). No public comments about the Heidelberg matter were recorded in the minutes for this meeting.
The council adjourned after the announced items.
