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Story City council confirms utility board appointment, approves cemetery-space purchase and routine permits

Story City Council · May 4, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Jensen’s appointment of Linda Narigon to the Electric Utility Board was approved 4-0; the council also approved purchase of cemetery spaces from Curtis Anderson, a liquor permit for River Bend Golf Course, and routine bills and claims. Non-agenda remarks included a cemetery-dogs reminder and a property tax update.

The Story City Council approved several routine mayoral and administrative items at its May 4 meeting. Councilperson Solberg moved, and Councilperson Ostrem seconded, approval of Mayor Jensen’s appointment of Linda Narigon to the Electric Utility Board; the motion passed unanimously.

Councilperson Phillips moved, seconded by Councilperson Ostrem, to approve the purchase of cemetery spaces from Curtis Anderson as presented; the motion passed 4-0. Councilperson O’Connor moved, seconded by Councilperson Phillips, to approve a liquor permit for River Bend Golf Course at 720 Forest Ave; that motion also passed unanimously. In addition, Councilperson Solberg moved, seconded by Councilperson Phillips, to approve the bills and claims listed on the agenda; the motion passed 4-0.

During the mayor, council and staff comments portion of the meeting Councilperson Phillips asked that the city issue a reminder that dogs are not allowed in the cemetery. Administrator Jackson provided an update on property-tax matters related to current legislation. Councilperson Ostrem requested that summer council meetings be moved to Tuesdays. The meeting was adjourned at 6:16 p.m.; the city clerk attested to the minutes.

The minutes record the approvals and motions by name and role but do not include additional context such as terms for the utility board appointment, a purchase price for cemetery spaces, or details of the bills approved. Those specifics were not stated in the meeting record and therefore are noted as not specified here.