Council adopts impact‑fee update and code changes, approves playground purchases and accepts fraud‑risk report
River Heights City Council approved an updated impact fee ordinance, amendments to city code covering dogs, on‑street winter parking and gravity sewer preference, approved two playground equipment purchase orders totaling about $6,295.58, and accepted the 2025 Fraud Risk Assessment (rated low).
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At its May 19 meeting the River Heights City Council adopted several routine but substantive items: an updated Impact Fee Analysis (Ordinance 2‑2026), changes to the city code addressing animals, on‑street parking and gravity sewer operations (Ordinance 3‑2026), two purchase orders for playground replacements at Ryan's Place, and the annual fraud‑risk assessment.
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