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Council adds mining moratorium kickoff, infrastructure and goal-setting to 2026 work plan

Greenfield City Council · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Council approved adding infrastructure (water/sewer), mowing data collection, CIP review, 2026 goal-setting, and a mining moratorium kickoff (staff noted a planned meeting with "Shy and Wagner") to the city's 2026 work plan.

During the work-plan discussion councilors reviewed proposed items for 2026 and voted to include several staff-recommended tasks.

Scott reviewed the package of work-plan items that staff proposed, including collection of mowing data, infrastructure (water and sewer) tasks, and preparation of the capital improvement plan. Council Member Vanderput asked to add consideration of the city's mining moratorium, noting its deadline was approaching; staff said a kickoff meeting with "Shy and Wagner" was planned to begin that work.

A motion to include the listed items on the work plan was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote. Council also confirmed a goal-setting work session later in February for council priorities and asked staff to post goals so residents can follow progress.

No ordinance or formal regulatory action on mining was taken at this meeting; the item was added to the work plan and staff will begin kickoff steps.