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Huxley council clears plats, site plan and $100,000 splash-pad grant
Summary
The council approved amended plats and a site plan for new development, confirmed payment on the water treatment project, appointed a library trustee and authorized a $100,000 Community Attraction and Tourism grant for a Huxley splash pad.
The Huxley City Council on April 22 approved several development-related measures and administrative items, including amended plats, a multi-family site plan, an appointment to the library board and a $100,000 Enhance Iowa grant for a splash pad project.
On the consent agenda the council approved the April 8 meeting minutes, payment of bills, the March treasurer's report and the appointment of Danielle Sommerfeld to the Library Board of Trustees. Council also approved Resolution No. 25-037, Payment Application No. 39 for the Water Treatment Plant Improvements Project.
Under business items the council approved Resolution No. 25-038 accepting the amended final plat, platted easements and an irrevocable letter of credit for Anthem Plat 3 (motion by Mulder; second by Roberts) and approved Resolution No. 25-039 accepting the amended Republic Apartment Complex site plan and related public improvements for Anthem Plat 2 (motion by Rigler; second by Roberts). The council also approved Resolution No. 25-040 authorizing a Community Attraction and Tourism (CAT) grant agreement with the Enhance Iowa Board for the Huxley Splash Pad in the amount of $100,000 (motion by Echer; second by Mulder). All votes recorded in the minutes were unanimous.
The council advanced Ordinance No. 542, amending Chapter 69 (No Parking Zones), on its second reading (motion by Rigler; second by Roberts). The minutes record the second reading's approval but do not state whether a final adoption vote will occur at a later meeting.
These approvals move forward planned residential and recreation projects; the minutes record no objections or amendments to the measures.
