Nevada City Council approves FY2627 budget, capital plan, annexation and routine measures

The Nevada City Council approved several fiscal and land-use actions at its April meeting, including adoption of the fiscal year 2627 budget and capital improvement plan, passage of a FY2526 budget amendment, and annexation of city-owned property.

After a short break, Mayor Ryan Condan opened the regular meeting and the council approved the agenda. The council then opened and closed the public hearings for the FY2627 budget and FY2627 capital improvement plan with no public testimony and passed resolutions adopting both documents (the FY2627 budget was moved by Luke and seconded by Andy Kelly; the CIP resolution was moved by Henry Corbett and seconded by Sandy).

The council also approved resolution number 67 to adopt FY2526 budget amendment #1 (moved by Jason Samson and seconded by Luke) and a resolution annexing certain city-owned property located north of the railroad tracks near Nico's Pond (moved by Henry, seconded by Jason). The consent agenda passed as presented after a brief question about a licensing follow-up.

Council approved administrative items including acceptance of plat surveys for Ronald and Arlene Jensen and for Jason and Stacy Kingsbury, and approved a five-day special-class C retail alcohol license for Sports Bowl (DU Bowl 2) for May 6–10, 2026. The council also conducted the first reading of Ordinance 1078 to amend chapter 165 (land development/zoning) to update supplemental use regulations.

None of the recorded motions on the floor resulted in a roll-call breakdown in the public record excerpt; staff indicated routine procedural compliance and moved forward on bid openings, construction project scheduling and other implementation steps.

The council closed business after departmental reports and adjourned the meeting.